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MOLST advisory council finalizes training materials, plans website redesign and FAQs
Summary
The state's MOLST advisory council reported near-complete training slide decks and quizzes for providers and EMS, set DPH internal review and recording timelines, and formed a website design subgroup to update public-facing FAQs and resources; approval of prior meeting minutes was postponed for lack of quorum.
The MOLST (Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) Advisory Council on its monthly call said it has completed most training materials for clinicians and EMS, will submit materials for Department of Public Health review this week, and formed a website design subgroup to revise public FAQs and resources.
The training subcommittee reported that the provider slide deck and associated test questions are finished and that a prehospital EMS slide deck will be ready for subcommittee review; Barbara Cass, the senior adviser to the commissioner for long term care, said the group is "hoping to get that started on DPH internal review by the end of this week." The council also discussed consumer-facing materials and how to present FAQs for different audiences.
The update matters because the slide decks and accompanying quizzes are the primary tools the council plans to use to educate hospitals, EMS services and other clinicians about MOLST. Dr. Rich Kamen, who described plans for deployment, said his approach is to make the training available by a combination of CT…
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