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 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)…
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….
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 …
This webinar features a panel including an attorney, a geriatrician, and a geriatric psychiatrist who share their thoughts on their roles on E-MDTs and how best to leverage their fields on teams. Presented by: Dr. Veronica M. LaFaso from Weill…
This webinar provides focused attention on technology and confidentiality, with special attention to unique issues for organizational practices. It also covers how technology can be used by older adults in survivor-centered, empowered approaches. Presented by: Rachel Gibson See the slides…
This session explores the role of forensic accountants in E-MDT practice and within the broader context of elder abuse. The discussion includes the best ways to contract for services and a recommended case referral process. An introduction to software available…