Resource Brief | E-MDT Data Collection
This brief provides a model for a data collection program that can link case and program-level data.
Resource Brief | E-MDT Case Tracking
This brief provides guidance on a process for tracking cases discussed at E-MDTs.
Elder Abuse Guide for Law Enforcement (EAGLE)
The Elder Abuse Guide for Law Enforcement (EAGLE) is a compilation of training, tools, and resources to effectively respond to elder abuse, neglect, financial fraud, and exploitation. Please see the flyer for additional information.
Best Practices for Evaluating E-MDTs (1.26.23)
Funders are often interested in how effective your program has been in meeting its goals and diminishing risk for older adults. This webinar covers techniques and processes to capture service plan outcomes (successes and failures), understand the impact of case…
Managing Membership and Partnerships (8.2.22)
This webinar covers the process of implementing a criterion for E-MDT (Enhanced Multidisciplinary Team) membership, identifying a process for onboarding members, and developing the process for engaging new members. Presented by: Allison Granata, Assistant Director for E-MDT Initiatives at Lifespan…
Maintaining Confidentiality in MDT Meetings (5.10.22)
Part 2: Maintaining Confidentiality in Elder Abuse MDT Meetings will explore how participants in virtual meetings should think about protecting/not inadvertently disclosing information. Additionally, participants will examine how meeting norms may be impacted by virtual meetings. Presented by: Alicia L….
Confidentiality & Info Sharing on Elder Abuse MDTs (5.3.22)
This webinar establishes the case for confidentiality and information sharing on elder abuse E-MDTs. It explores key barriers to sharing information and strategies to mitigate these barriers. Presented by: Alicia L. Aiken, JD, Director of the Danu Center’s Confidentiality Institute …
Meaningful Data Collection for E-MDTs (2.28.22)
This webinar makes the case for the value of quality data collection and the barriers to optimizing the process. It also offers strategies for sustainability, specifically addressing the ways MDTs (Multidisciplinary Teams) can work toward a sustainable database/data system. Presented…
Team Evaluation for E-MDTs (9.22.21)
This interactive “office hour” features panelists who will share their thoughts on capturing client outcomes, team effectiveness, program evaluation, and building a process to support these evaluations. Presented by: Julia Margaret Rowan, Postdoctoral Scholar, USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology;…
Institutionalizing Multi-Disciplinary Teams (8.11.21)
This webinar conversation discusses strategies to sustain E-MDTs, obstacles E-MDTs may face when institutionalizing your team, and suggested approaches to overcome them. The discussion focuses on available funding, developing a structure that will assist with receiving funding, and the critical…
Engaging the Community (6.3.21)
This webinar covers insights and strategies for community outreach and engagement, as well as new member recruitment and engagement. Presented by: Ayana Mortley, Workshop Training Coordinator at the NYC Elder Abuse Center; Maggie Morgan, E-MDT Coordinator at the Lifespan of…
Maintaining Confidentiality in MDT Meetings (4.6.21)
Part 2: Maintaining Confidentiality in Elder Abuse MDT Meetings will explore how participants in virtual meetings should think about protecting/not inadvertently disclosing information. Additionally, participants will examine how meeting norms may be impacted by virtual meetings. Presented by: Alicia L….