Amy Siple, ARNP, FNP, GS-C presents
Differentiation Dementias in Long-Term Care
August 13, 2019 | 2:00-3:00 PM
This presentation explores the clinical evaluation of dementia and the cognitive assessment tools we use. Profiles of common dementias will be discussed and the associated neuropsychiatric symptoms will be addressed.
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Practical Behavioral Management Strategies for the Client with Dementia
October 15 13, 2019 | 2:00 3:00 PM
This presentation will review common behavioral challenges reported in clients with dementia. Tips for de-escalating someone with agitation will be reviewed and strategies to engage clients with dementia will explored.
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Amy Siple is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Newman University where she teaches Nursing Assessment, Pharmacology, Advanced Principles of Aging and Dying Well. As a part of the national Geriatric Nursing Education Consortium, Amy is very committed to disseminating information about care of the elderly and has traveled around the country providing over 100 lectures on the pathology and care of clients with Alzheimer’s disease. In addition, she maintains an active practice as a geriatric based NP in her work for Wichita Medical Associates. In 2018 she was appointed by Governor Colyer to serve on the Alzheimer’s disease Task Force for the State of Kansas and is recognized as a leading expert on this topic. She appreciates the opportunity to positively influence the lives of her patients, students, and her broader community.
