This session covers the impact of new scams on elderly populations. Coverage at this session includes key concepts around financial scams and investigates emerging trends in financial scams and techniques. Additionally, participants explore strategies for responding to emerging trends in…
Law enforcement partners can play a critical role in an Elder Abuse Multidisciplinary Team, particularly when they are equipped with information on elder abuse. This webinar discusses the online resources, training, and tools that can help law enforcement and other…
This session covers the impact of jurisdictional concerns on elder abuse investigations in the court system and on E-MDTs. Attendees will learn tactics to identify various forms of jurisdictional overlaps and transitions that E-MDT coordinators could encounter as part of…
This session covers prosecutors’ roles in elder abuse investigations, in the court system, and on E-MDTs. Coverage includes strategies for better engaging and utilizing prosecutors on E-MDTs and emerging restorative practice approaches in prosecution. Presented by: Tara Patet, JD, senior…
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;…
This webinar covers different types of civil attorneys, how their expertise differs from other legal professionals, and what civil legal expertise can add to E-MDT discussions and elder abuse responses. Presented by: Deena Schwartz, Elder Abuse Enhanced Multidisciplinary Team (EMDT)…
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…
This webinar covers the importance of CCR and MDT collaboration and integration within the context of elder abuse. Participants will be able to explain and contrast the similarities and differences between E-MDT and CCRs and differentiate which issues an E-MDT…
This webinar covers the structuring, implementation, legal and ethical considerations of completing capacity assessments remotely, drawing from the experience of the UTHealth Texas Elder Abuse and Mistreatment Institute (TEAM). Presented by: Jason Burnett and John Halphen See the slides ›
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…
This webinar focuses on the experiences of 4 seasoned coordinators and E-MDT members who will engage in discussion on the multiple roles of coordinators, the varying contexts that can influence these roles, and how best to navigate these roles. Presented…
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….