LIFEline
Note
An
Update for LIFE Project Partners
and Caring Communities
LIFE
Project Materials Available NOW!
Orders are now
being taken for “Every
Kansan Should Expect Good Pain Management!” Posters and other LIFE
Project resources
1.) “Every Kansan Should Expect Good Pain Management!” Poster
These 11” x 17” full color posters are ideal for prominent display in churches, clinics, physicians’ offices, hospitals, long-term care facilities, senior centers, libraries, pharmacies, etc. See a copy of this poster, online, at www.lifeproject.org.
Number of
Full Color Posters ________
2.) Placemats
Paper placemats, with a black & white image of LIFE’s “Every Kansan Should Expect Good Pain Management!” Poster is perfect for cafeteria trays, Meals on Wheels programs, church functions, restaurants, Senior Centers and other organizations.
Number of placemats ________
3.) Tabletents -- temporarily
out of stock
Paper tabletents, 5.5"
x 8.5", with a black & white image of LIFE's “Every
Kansan Should Expect Good Pain Management!” Poster
is
perfect for pharmacy counters, cafeterias, church functions, restaurants,
Senior Centers and other organizations.
Number of tabletents ________
4.) Wallet-sized Pain Care Bill of Rights
Wallet-sized Pain Care Bill of Rights (in English; Spanish may be available if funding allows)
Wallet-sized Pain Care Bill of Rights will include the bill of rights, “Questions to Ask Your Doctor” and information on pain management, LIFE’s Pain Hotline and LIFE Project website.
Number
of Pain Care Bill of Rights ________
5.) A Design for Change (issue #2), “Advance Care Planning: Do It for Those You Love”
LIFE’s consumer education piece focused on advance care planning encourages Kansans to THINK about the kind of care they would want if they are ever unable to speak for themselves; TALK about their hopes and wishes with those who care for and about them; and ACT by completing an advance directive. A Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Decisions is included. To view this document, go to www.lifeproject.org/_cr_ad.htm.
Number
of Design for Change (issue #2) ________
6.) End-of-Life Wall Charts
Basic information, in a colorful 18”x24” design, offering basic information on palliative care, pain management, advance care planning, etc. Perfect for physician exam rooms, libraries, church classrooms, pharmacies and other public displays.
Number
of wall charts ________
(Limited to stock on hand.)
7.) LIFE Project Bookmarks
These simple tools remind Kansans of the importance of end-of-life care and invite them to visit the website or call the LIFE toll-free number for more information. They are ideal for church bulletins, payroll and utility bill inserts, health fairs, libraries, etc. Available in bundles of 100 . View the bookmark at www.lifeproject.org/_cc.htm.
Number
of bookmarks you could use: ________
(Limited to stock on hand, but we have plenty.)
8.) Spanish Fact Sheets
Contains the same information as the wall charts, but in a fact-sheet format, in Spanish.
Number of Spanish fact sheets you could use: ________ (Limited to stock on hand.)
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ORDER FORM – Please fill in quantities for all materials desired
ALLOW 4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY
Please
fax or email to the LIFE Project
Fax:
316-263-6542
Email: stacie@lifeproject.org
Contact Name:
Name of LIFE Project Partner Organization or Caring Community:
Shipping Address: (Caring
Community materials will be sent to one key contact, but all are invited
to request materials.)
Phone:
Fax :
Email Address:
LIFE Project
1901
University - Wichita,
Kansas 67213-3325
316.263.6380
316.263.6542
fax
HELPLINE
(tollfree) 888-202-5433
888-202-LIFE
contact@lifeproject.org