Schwartz Center Rounds at Cooper

The Schwartz Center
Through innovative programs, education, and advocacy, the Schwartz Center for Compassion Healthcare is working to support caregivers, healthcare leaders, and others and bring compassion to every healthcare experience. The Center was established in 1995 by Kenneth Schwartz, a health care attorney, before he died of lung cancer at the age of 40.

What are Schwartz Rounds?
Schwartz Rounds is a forum where caregivers discuss social and emotional issues that arise in caring for patients. A multidisciplinary panel is facilitated to share their experiences, and then the discussion opens up to comments from audience participants. It is a great way to reflect on subjects that mat not be typically discussed in a group setting.

When and Where?
Schwartz Rounds are scheduled approximately once a month or every-other-month on Wednesdays from 12-1pm (usually the last Wednesday of the month). Team members are welcome to attend in-person (in the hospital conference center) or virtually. 

Who may attend?
All Cooper team members and trainees are welcome. CEUs are offered for those who may receive them.