Avoid Top 3 “Mistakes” as Medical Decision Maker for Your Person Living w/ Dementia - Dr Lamb

Connecting Caregivers Conference Nov 14-16 2023
Most decision makers are affected time after time along the journey by more than one of these “mistakes.”
Learning to avoid them is a way to prevent stress and uncertainty when making any medical decision - in or outside of the hospital, quality of life impacting or not.
I’ll break down what you need to know on a practical level to avoid them, recommending 2 “must do” action steps and 1 “must have” discussion.
Avoiding these mistakes is a path towards feeling both confident and at peace with the medical decisions you will make on behalf of your person living with dementia.
Dr Brittany Lamb: As an Emergency Room physician, Dr. Lamb witnesses firsthand the overwhelm and stress that comes with being thrust into a sudden need to make medical decisions on behalf of someone you care deeply about. Recognizing the unique challenges that come with dementia care, Dr. Lamb felt compelled to extend her expertise beyond the walls of the hospital.
To bridge the gap between medical professionals and those navigating the complexities of dementia care, Dr. Lamb works online to empower decision makers with the knowledge and tools they need to make informed choices.
Through her free audio training, blog, and her comprehensive online program “Make Your Plan with Dr. Lamb,” she aims to alleviate the stress and uncertainty that comes with decision makers’ desire to choose medical care that is both what the person living with dementia would want and is the best option for them.
Please visit Brittany’s website: BLambMD.com
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[@bethreynolds7360]

What a great presentation. Many thanks.

[@faustolopez4506]

Watching this has been a game-changer for me. Dr. Lamb's advice on steering clear of these mistakes is a must for anyone in the role of a medical decision-maker for someone with dementia.

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Thanks for your valuable tips

[@connectingcaregiversradiow1692]

Always welcome