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May 10th & 11th

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Orlando, Florida 32819

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  • 20Feb

    Florida Hospices and Palliative Care (FHPC) is delighted to announce the annual Awards of Excellence in Hospice and Palliative Care, to be held on Thursday, May 10, 2012 in conjunction with our 27th Annual Forum – Together Hospice Works: Multiple Skills, Many Minds, One Mission.

    Excellence in the delivery of hospice and palliative care is the hallmark of hospice providers and professionals in Florida. We celebrate this excellence through our Annual Awards of Excellence program.

    For many years, FHPC has highlighted the contributions of clinical staff through our Awards of Excellence. Recognizing that all members of the hospice team, including non-clinical professionals, are critical to the achievement of our mission, FHPC proudly announces the addition of two new awards for 2012:

    The Catalyst Award…

     is the Individual Award of Excellence to the person who makes collaboration happen

    The Catalyst Award recognizes an individual in any role within an organization who has consistently demonstrated leadership in forging the collaboration that makes hospice unique. This individual seeks excellence not only in his/her field, but also in cooperation with other disciplines. This individual fosters collaboration and brings teams together to the betterment of his/her organization.

    About this award: This award celebrates the spirit of collaboration within a hospice organization. As hospice is the sum of many parts working together to care for patients and families, this award honors individuals who lead across disciplines and foster teamwork within their sphere of influence.

    The Synergy Award….

    is the Team Award of Excellence to the group that makes collaboration happen

    The Synergy Award recognizes a group of people in any role or configuration that has consistently demonstrated the ideals of collaboration and teamwork in working toward a goal or mission. This group not only seeks excellence within itself, but also inspires excellence and collaboration throughout the hospice environment.

    About this award: This award celebrates the spirit of collaboration within a hospice organization. As hospice is the sum of many parts working together to care for patients and families, this award champions the spirit of teamwork and honors teams who make hospice work better and more effectively.
    In the spirit of our theme for 2012, “Together Hospice Works!” these awards seek to celebrate and encourage the collaboration and teamwork that are hallmarks of hospice care and to highlight examples of Multiple Skills and Many Minds coming together to achieve the Mission of Hospice in Florida.

    How to Nominate

    Nominations are judged by a selection committee composed of leaders within the hospice industry. The selection committee is looking for examples and specific details that demonstrate how nominees have exceeded expectations and, by their actions, made those around them better. Nominees must be an FHPC member in good standing at the time of nomination and at the time of the award presentation.

    Submissions must be received no later than

    Friday, March 30, 2012

    For information regarding the Awards or to download the Nomination form go HERE. Nomination applications can be submit via email (preferred), fax or postal mail.

    Florida Hospices and Palliative Care
    Attn: Awards of Excellence
    2000 Apalachee Parkway, Suite 200
    Tallahassee, FL 32301
    Email: Jessica@floridahospices.org    Fax: 850.878.5688

    Note: All awards are made at the discretion of the FHPC Awards Selection Committee, which may choose to grant no award or multiple awards in a category. Nominations which do not adhere to the nomination guidelines and submission procedures will be rejected. Submission materials will not be returned.

    Other Awards of Excellence will not be given in 2012, but the full slate of awards will return in 2013. For more information about specific awards or the FHPC Best Practices program, please contact Jessica Hughes, Director of Strategic Initiatives at Jessica@floridahospices.org or 850.878.2632.

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  • 17Feb

    The wait is over! Forum 2012 session descriptions are now available for viewing and printing.  Just click the below link to view.

    FORUM 2012

    SESSION DESCRIPTIONS

     

     

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  • 07Feb

    In our opening plenary, Drs. Gloria and Heidi Horsley, founders of Open to Hope an international system of bereavement resources, will share their personal story of loss and how their journey through their own grief turned into a global mission to help others through the grief process.

    This mother/daughter team will share how their foundation began, how they developed a successful multi-media platform, their experience in the importance of a team approach, and the challenges of demanding and rewarding the work of others.

    Be inspired by this dynamic duo and see how your personal and professional missions truly can make a difference.

    Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., M.S. C.N.S. is the Founder and President of the Board for the Open to Hope Foundation and is an internationally known grief expert, psychotherapist, and bereaved parent.

    Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., M.S. C.N.S.

    Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., M.S. C.N.S. is the Founder and President of the Board for the Open to Hope Foundation and is an internationally known grief expert, psychotherapist, and bereaved parent. 

     

    Dr. Heidi Horsley, PsyD, LMSW, MS is a licensed psychologist and social worker, and is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Open to Hope Foundation.

    Dr. Heidi Horsley, PsyD, LMSW, MS

     

     

    Dr. Heidi Horsley, PsyD, LMSW, MS is a licensed psychologist and social worker, and is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Open to Hope Foundation.  

    LEARN MORE ABOUT OPEN TO HOPE

    Listen to one of many segments from Open to Hope’s radio show -  Open to Hope – Norine Dresser the Journey Through Grief

     

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  • 31Jan

    Check out the session schedule for Forum 2012 and see what workshops are available for you. Stay tuned, detailed workshop descriptions are coming soon!

    To print the session schedule, go HERE.

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  • 25Jan

    Want to strengthen your client relationships? Here is your opportunity! FHPC is hosting its annual Forum and this year’s program is specifically designed for the non-clinical hospice professional.

    This means exhibitors and sponsors will have an unique opportunity to reach attendees who work in or are managers of departments such as finance & billing, human resources, compliance & quality, marketing, information technology, fund development, and leadership.

    Exhibitors
    Exhibiting at Forum provides your company an unique opportunity to expose and market your services and/or products to the key decision makers within the hospice industry in Florida.

    REGISTER ONLINE

    Thank You Forum 2012 Exhibitors:

                           

     

    Sponsorships
    Here are a variety of ways in which your company can show your support of FHPC and hospice in Florida.  If none of the below sponsorships provide your business with the level of exposure you are looking for, we are happy to customize one for you.

    Sponsorship Opportunities
    Executive Roundtable Sponsor$5000
    Plenary Session Sponsor$2500
    Awards Luncheon Sponsor$2500 Gold $1500 Silver $500 Bronze
    Thursday Evening Party Sponsor$2500 Gold $1500 Silver $500 Bronze
    Friday Luncheon Sponsor$2500
    Networking Roundtable Hour Sponsor$1000
    Continental Breakfast Sponsor$500
    Break Sponsor (Thursday AM or Friday AM)$500
    Bag Sponsor$4000
    Padfolio Sponsor$2500
    Lanyard Sponsor$2500
    Room Key SponsorSOLD
    Reusable Water Bottle Sponsor$1000
    Conference Bag InsertVariable

    Thank you to our sponsor:

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  • 17Jan

    Are you the type that gets pumped up when you get the chance to network? Or are the type the moans at the idea of having to endure meaningless small talk?

    Regardless of which type you are, you can get excited about Forum 2012’s “Networking Roundtable” because unlike other networking sessions you’ve been to before, this one not only provides a chance for you to meet like-minded people, but it is also delivers an opportunity for you to discuss relevant topics, chosen by you and your peers, that are facilitated by experts in your field. So bring your business cards and thinking caps, because Forum’s Networking Roundtable is more than just small talk.

    We need your help! Tell us what issues matter most to you by providing your topic suggestion in the comment section below. This will help our facilitators in making this conversation and experience a meaningful one.

    This session is for:

          

          

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  • 10Jan

    Relationships are the channel by which hospice achieves its objectives and trust is the foundation for more fulfilling, productive and meaningful relationships. An “outrageous” trust is one that radically exceeds expectations and is beyond the norm. It enhances the judgment of leadership and creates true sustainability.

    Outrageous Trust® will equip and train hospice professionals to earn, build, cultivate repair and restore trust. The program provides the tools to build a culture that sustains stronger relationships resulting in greater loyalty, higher retention, reduction of costs, positive growth, increased sales and culture/brand enhancement.

    Outrageous Trust® will help hospice leaders find clarity, make better decisions, improve relationships and achieve better results.

    Consider the following…

    • What if everyone in your organization better understood how trust worked and how to earn, build, cultivate, repair and restore trust in their relationships?
    • What if people in your organization had a set of guiding principles to align their judgment and address the issues associated with trust in every endeavor?
    • What if you could immediately improve the level of trust in your personal and professional relationships?
    • What are the benefits of improved and increased levels of trust in your organization?

    Roy Reid, APR, CPRC, Consensus Communications, is a leading authority on improving results by improving relatio nships through a greater emphasis on cultivating trust.

    He works with business leaders and organizations as a counselor, strategist and coach to grow, maintain and protect their interests.

    His clients include Fortune 500® companies, private companies, entrepreneurs, professional service firms and public agencies. Roy works to help clients assess risk and issues within the organization and in the marketplace, and then develop strategies to manage the identified issues from the inside/out.

    This session is perfect for those who work in:

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  • 03Jan

     

    Forum 2012 is not only looking to be an exciting and innovative conference, but one that’s surrounded in style. This year’s conference is going to be held at the Hilton Orlando which is modern in design, centrally located to most major Orlando attractions, and 15 minutes from the Orlando International Airport. Not only are we excited about this year’s Forum, but we’re thrilled for our Forum attendees to be able to enjoy such a beautiful venue!

    BOOK YOUR ROOM TODAY!

    Special Amenities for Forum Attendees who stay at Hilton Orlando:
    Free Parking
    Free Wifi

    Amenities offered in guest rooms:
    In-room refrigerator
    37-inch LCD HD TV
    Telephone/speaker phone/voice mail
    Hilton Alarm Clock Radio with MP3 connection
    Comfortable lounging chair
    Desk area with nesting table
    Herman Miller ergonomic chair
    Wireless and wired high-speed Internet
    Cuisinart dual-cup single-brew coffee maker
    Programmable safes
    Iron
    Ironing board
    Hair dryer

    Hotel amenities:
    A comprehensive 15,000 square-foot Spa and Fitness Center
    Two resort pools
    A lazy river
    Nine-hole executive golf course
    A jogging track
    Basketball, tennis, and bocce ball courts
    Seven creative dining options provide fresh and creative cuisine

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  • 22Dec

    For years to come there will always be cookies, special pens, and fruit cake to give as gifts.  So why not give a gift that doesn’t get eaten, run out, or thrown away? Education is an invaluable gift, or reward, and can provide lifelong benefits. Especially when that education is something new and relevant to you and your career.

    Forum 2012 is offering that type of new and innovative education to non-clinical hospice professionals.  We’re providing an opportunity for these professionals to learn, alongside colleagues, about subject matter they rarely get a chance to learn in a conference setting.  Subject such as Electronic Health Records, Social Media, ICD-10 Implementation, Customer Relations, Technology, just to name a few, will be presented at Forum 2012. We’re also providing opportunities for professionals to meet and discuss topics they choose and that matter most to them.

    So give a gift, that not only benefits the receiver but hospice for years to come.

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  • 09Dec

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