CMSA Southeast Education Coalition

CMSA Southeast Coalition CE Webinar

Hosted by: Triangle CMSA Chapter

May 20, 2025 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Dining and Nutrition Strategies for Those Living with Dementia

This program will explore how nutrition impacts quality of life for older adults living with dementia. Topics include under-nutrition, nutritional assessment, symptoms of dementia affecting dining skills, and person-centered interventions to improve nutritional outcomes.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify the relevance of nutritional factors in dementia prevention.
2. List nutritional priorities and strategies for older adults with dementia.
3. Review how to design dementia-friendly dining environments and menus.
4. Apply a person-centered approach to addressing nutritional decline.

Presenters:

• Sara Casey, RD, LDN – Director of Nutrition at Brookdale
• Molly Boone, CDP, CMDCP – Divisional Director of Dementia Care Programs

Cost: $0 for Members, $25 for non-members

If you are not a member and want to learn more about CMSA Membership, visit:  https://cmsa.org/membership/individual-membership/

The CMSA Southeast Education Coalition

Seven CMSA chapters in the Southeastern region of the country have come together in an innovative partnership to offer high-quality CE program opportunities across chapters in the Coalition. Current participating chapters are:

• Triangle CMSA | Raleigh, NC
• Central Virginia Chapter of CMSA | Glen Allen, VA
• All-Florida Case Management Network | Plantation, FL
• CMSA of Atlanta | Atlanta, GA
• Augusta CMSA | Augusta, GA
• The Chattanooga Chapter of the CMSA | Chattanooga, TN
• Case Management Society Chapter of Memphis Mid-South | Memphis, TN

The goal of the Coalition is to ease the burden of providing CE for each chapter. Each chapter will provide one CE program per year through the Coalition, and CMSA Members will benefit by having access to CE offerings from all chapters in the Coalition. This means seven months of CEs for all Coalition members.

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