NHPCO NewsLine Fall 2014 - (Page 40)

News From National Hospice Foundation Moved to Run Remembering a Palliative Care Nurse's Sacrifice for Patients in Need It has been about twenty years since Lisa Douglass donned a pair of running shoes. But today, she finds herself training for the 2014 Bank of America Chicago Claire Muhumuza and her Marathon happening daughter Musimenta Miricah on October, 12, 2014. As a National Hospice Foundation Run to Remember participant, she is running this race in memory of Claire Muhumuza and her daughter Musimenta Miricah. ReaD MoRe... NHPCO's We Honor Veterans Welcomes Community Health Center as Community Partner Partnership to Enhance Care that Community Health Center Provides to Veterans NHPCO is pleased to welcome Community Health Center of St. Mary's Healthcare and Nathan Littauer Hospital as a We Honor Veterans Community Partner. ReaD MoRe... NHPCO and NHF Mourn the Death of Chair Emeritus Zachary Morfogen Spend A Night in Mumbai with us! Partnership to Enhance Care that Community Health Center Provides to Veterans Registrants of the Clinical Team Conference in Nashville are Invited to Attend Event Free of Charge. We invite you to join us for A Night in Mumbai on Tuesday, October 28, 2014, in Nashville, Tennessee, in conjunction with the NHPCO 15th Clinical Team Conference. Network with colleagues as you enjoy hors d'oeuvres, beer and wine, a silent auction featuring international treasures, and spectacular entertainment! All conference registrants are invited to attend for free. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available for those not attending the conference. ReaD MoRe... Zachary Morfogen in the Art Gallery that bears his name and displays several of his paintings at the National Center for Care at the End of Life. Mr. Morfogen was a longtime advocate for hospice and currently served on the Foundation's Board of Governors. He became one of the nation's earliest advocates for hospice care during his tenure as a trustee of Riverside Hospital in New Jersey. While there, Mr. Morfogen persuaded Riverside Hospital to establish one of the nation's first free-standing hospices and later convinced Time magazine to do a story about the then growing hospice movement in the U.S. ReaD MoRe... 40 NHPCO National Center NewsLine | Fall 2014 Zachary Paul Morfogen, a founding chairman emeritus of what was the National Hospice Organization and the National Hospice Foundation, died May 27, 2014. He was 85 years old. http://www.nationalhospicefoundation.org/files/public/Quarterly/GivingMatter_Fall2014.pdf http://www.nationalhospicefoundation.org/files/public/Quarterly/GivingMatter_Fall2014.pdf http://www.nationalhospicefoundation.org/files/public/Quarterly/GivingMatter_Fall2014.pdf http://www.nationalhospicefoundation.org/files/public/Quarterly/GivingMatter_Fall2014.pdf

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of NHPCO NewsLine Fall 2014

Issue Table of Contents
2015 Webinars (display ad)
A Message From Don
Meeting the Needs of a Grieving Community
2014 CTC in October (display ad)
To App or Not?
Healthy Business Solutions (display ad)
ehospice USA (display ad)
Equipping CNAs With Smartphones
Building on Your Relationship With Funeral Service Providers
Legislation to Improve Hospice Access Among Veterans
WHV Now Accepting Activity Reports Electronically
Free Spanish-language Brochures to Help Consumers
Having Those Difficult Conversations: Free Online Guidance
NHPCO's Wage Index Tools
Member Notes
News From National Hospice Foundation
How Can Being a Member Save You Money? (display ad)
News From Global Partners in Care
2014 Creative Arts Contest Winners!
A Night in Mumbai (display ad)
More From Moments of Life
Links to Resources on the NHPCO Website

NHPCO NewsLine Fall 2014