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Dear Colleagues,
From time to time, we will notify you about new “quality e-learning” featured in the CDC Learning Connection. Quality e-learning products meet six essential components and best practices identified by CDC e-learning developers. Components include: analysis, interactivity, interface and navigation, content, product evaluation, and learning assessment. To learn about best practices and access Featured Examples, visit Quality E-learning pages.
This month, we introduce one of the newest quality e-learning products added to the CDC Learning Connection, Advance Care Planning: An Introduction for Public Health and Aging Services Professional.
CDC’s Healthy Aging Program, the Directors of Health Promotion and Education (DHPE), and the Center for Practical Bioethics collaborated to create this course for public health and aging services professionals. Advance Care Planning is designed to help prepare and encourage public health and aging services professionals to accept their vital role in assisting older Americans to plan and document what should be done in the event they become seriously ill or lose decision-making capacity. This course highlights key issues related to planning for end of life, including communicating and documenting one’s wishes and preferences.
Advance Care Planning offers continuing education for health education specialists and other professionals. To access the Advanced Care Planning course, please visit the Featured Examples list on CDC Learning Connection.
Share this quality e-learning course on advance care planning with your public health and aging services colleagues!
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