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Course Description
Clients in all stages of life often come to attorneys for council on advance care planning / end of life care planning. This program will give attorneys an overview on the issues and terminology they need to help their clients choose the best options for them and their families. Among the topics discussed are living wills, durable power of attorneys for healthcare, and do not resuscitate orders.Length: 44min
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Ms. Renee Mallett, Esquire, MSN, MBA is a healthcare attorney. Ms. Mallett received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from The Ohio University, and her Law Degree and Master of Science in Nursing from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. She has worked for a health system as legal counsel and VP of Quality Improvement, where she led the system’s patient safety, risk management and quality improvement initiatives. Ms. Mallett has spent over seven years at Abbott Nutrition in the Medical Safety and Surveillance Department. From 2003 to 2011, Ms. Mallett worked at The Ohio State University, where she was an adjunct assistant professor, a lecturer, and a director of patient safety. While working as legal counsel, Ms. Mallett has assisted in developing policies, procedures, and protocols for victims of human trafficking (sex and labor), domestic/intimate partner violence, child abuse and neglect, sexual assault, violence and rape, advance care planning, healthcare fraud, confidentiality of patient records. These policies, procedures, and protocols were developed for hospital emergency departments, urgent care centers, behavioral health campuses, physician offices, pediatricians, obstetrics/gynecologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, nurse practitioner, nurses and occupational and physical therapists.
