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Aetna Better Health of Florida Relies on CADER for Person-Centered Case Management Training
As the older adult population in the United States continues to grow, a national movement for person-centered case management and …
CADER offers evidence-based training programs that are designed to build the practice skills of your health and human services workforce and create a true learning organization.
- The Best in Online Learning. Developed by experts in online learning and in the fields of aging and disability at Boston University, a nationally recognized center of excellence in aging and disability, teaching, and research.
- The Right Level for You. Whether you are new to the field or have 20 years of experience and advanced degrees, our courses offer a convenient way to keep up-to-date on new skills and advances in the field.
- Skills, Knowledge, and Understanding. You’ll gain skills, knowledge, and understanding in the core competencies needed in the growing field of aging and disability. Our courses are stimulating and user-friendly, with interactive, ADA-compliant features, videos, and continually updated resources.
- Relevance for Effective Practice. Keep up with the latest developments in care management, behavioral health, person-centered practice, legal and ethical issues, and integration of care for older adults and people with disabilities through Aging & Disability Resource Centers (ADRC).
- Accessible and Affordable. Our high-quality courses are cost-effective and available anywhere and any time—at your desk, at home, or at the office. Certificates and CE credits are available.
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Massachusetts EOEA Certificate Training Initiative – Summary Presentation (2023)
This executive summary presentation highlights the success of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs (EOEA) partnership with CADER to provide two self-paced, online certificate trainings for professionals serving older adults and person with disabilities in the Commonwealth employed at ASAPs or COAs from February 2023 to June 2023. 256 ASAP learners and 42 COA learners completed a certificate program. Learners gained skills in key competency areas relevant to their practice and provided positive feedback about the training.
View the PDFOur employees have diverse educational backgrounds and work histories. We have found the CADER courses and certificate programs to be a convenient and cost-effective method to ensure that our staff have a sound understanding of the issues and concerns impacting the consumers we serve and gives them the knowledge they need to provide effective care planning and coordination.