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Bullying Is Not Limited to the Playground – It’s Time to Take a Breath!

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Working short-staffed, not having enough supplies, and challenging resident and staff behaviors can all lead to frustration, stress, and tension.  When frustration, stress, and tension are high - a perfect storm is created. This storm is the possibility for bullying, eating our young, and lateral workplace violence to occur.  During this webinar, we will identify what bullying and lateral violence are - and what can be done to reduce the risk of this in the workplace through self-care and stress-reduction techniques.  This webinar event will also explore the benefits of an employee assistance program. There will also be time for Q & A.  

Objectives:  After attending this session, participants will be able to:
  • Describe what bullying and lateral workplace violence are.
  • Identify methods to create a safe environment.
  • Discuss methods to reduce stress and improve self-care that can be implemented today.
  • Explore the benefits of an employee assistance program in reducing stress, frustration, burnout, bullying, and lateral violence.
This webinar is available to AHCA/NCAL provider members only. The webinar will be recorded and available for access after the live event. 
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Pamela Truscott, DNP/HSL, MSN/Ed, RN, C-CNL, C-AL, DNS-CT, QCP, RAC-CT, CDP

Director of Quality Improvement, AHCA/NCAL

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Pamela Truscott, DNP/HSL, MSN/Ed, RN, DNS-CT, QCP is the Director of Quality Improvement with the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL). She joined the AHCA/NCAL family in June 2019 and has been actively involved with a variety of education, tools and resources such as: trauma-informed care, behavioral health, functional outcomes improvement, and infection prevention and control. Prior to joining AHCA, Pam worked for the Nebraska Health Care Association (NHCA) as the Vice President of Professional Development for seven years and is a Nebraska Assisted LIving Administrator. Before joining the NHCA team, she worked in a rural nursing home with attached assisted living community for 15 years in a variety of roles, including: charge nurse, wound nurse, medication aide, and direct care staff member. She is an active member in the American Nurses Association as well as the American Association of Post-Acute Care Nurses. She received a Doctor of Nursing Practice with specialy focus in Healthcare Systems Leadership and Master of Science in Nursing with focus in nursing education degree from Chamberlain College of Nursing. Pam has over 20 years of long-term care experience and shares a passion for growing education and cultivating new leaders in long-term care.

Greg Brannan

Director of Business Development & Training

Deer Oaks EAP Services

Greg Brannan from Deer Oaks EAP Services is an organizational development and training professional that specializes in providing practical skill development training for employees and managers designed to enhance their motivation, relationships and productivity. The organizations he’s worked with include the National Institutes of Health, the State of New Jersey, the National Association of State Personnel Executives (NASPE) the State & Local Government Benefits Association (SALGBA), and various municipalities, healthcare organizations, and private companies.

 

Greg was trained in speech communications and counseling, and has over 20 years of experience in leadership and training.   

 

Deer Oaks EAP Services is a San Antonio-based EAP and Work-Life Company providing Employee Assistance and Wellness Programs for over 1 million lives across the Country.

 

Dana Ritchie

Associate Vice President of Constituency Services & Workforce

AHCA/NCAL

In 2012, Ritchie joined the team of the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL), the largest association representing skilled care centers and assisted living communities in the country.  She is an experienced Capitol Hill advocate and is the Associate Vice President of Constituency Services and Workforce at the association. In this role, she advocates on issues impacting AHCA/NCAL members and is focused on the workforce crisis the long-term care sector has been facing. 

 

Ritchie also staffs the Association’s Not for Profit Council, representing over 25 percent of the association’s total membership, and oversees member services to developmental disabilities residential services providers.  Ritchie also manages senior housing issues and serves as a liaison between AHCA’s over 14,500-strong membership and agencies like the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Veterans Affairs.  Prior to joining AHCA/NCAL, Ritchie worked at the American College of Surgeons and for U.S. Senator Kent Conrad.

 

 

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  • Members will need to log in using their existing AHCA/NCAL username and password first. 
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Need further assistance? Email educate@ahca.org

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