There have been more legislative changes
and advances in health care decision
making this year than in the last 20
years. The statutory forms for the
living will, medical power of attorney
and CPR directives are more useful than
ever before and the introduction of the
MOST document adds a whole new dimension
to excellent end-of-life care. The
careful implementation of the MOST is as
important as its introduction in
Colorado. In this session we’ll review
the changes and talk about how to make
them work individually and as a
community.
 Kim
Mooney has worked with
HospiceCare of Boulder and
Broomfield Counties for 18
years, first directing family
and community grief services,
and now as Director of Community
Education. She has developed and
facilitated educational
offerings, professional
trainings, grief support and
critical incident debriefing
services for community groups,
school districts, corporations,
faith communities, mental health
agencies, and health care
facilities. She is a keynote
speaker, published author, and
national presenter and is on the
Board of Directors of the
Association for Death Education
and Counseling.
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