At the Canadian Association of Gerontology Annual Meetings in
Vancouver, BC on Friday October 19th, from 3-4:30 pm PiDC team members will
collaborate on a session entitled The Partnership in Dementia Care Alliance . During
the session:
Dr. Sherry Dupuis will give a paper co-authored with Dr. Lisa Meschino,
entitled Supporting Inclusiveness in Culture Change at Bloomington Cove
Specialty Care (Abstract here). The paper will discuss the work to date
at Bloomington Cove where the CCC has worked to foster inclusiveness and has
begun work on analyzing the data collected during the Discovery Phase of the Appreciative Inquiry process.
Dr. Jenny Ploeg will give a paper co-authored with Jessica Luh Kim entitled
The Culture Change Coalition at Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care
(Abstract here). In it, Dr. Ploeg discuss the work to date
at the Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care in Markham. Dr. Ploeg will discuss how the Yee Hong CCC,
which serves a primarily Chinese and South Asian population, incorporates an understanding of
specific cultural traditions in their approach to Culture Change in the
Dawning phase of the Appreciative Inquiry process.
Jennifer Carson will give a paper co-authored with Dr. Carrie McAiney entitled
Building on an Organization-Wide Culture Change Initiative: The
Experience at the Village of Wentworth Heights (Abstract here). In it, Jennifer will discuss the
unique process of culture change at The Village of Wentworth Heights and talk
about her findings and experiences in facilitating an organization-wide culture
change process and share the experiences of a PiDC site working in the
Deliver or Destiny phase.
Dr. Lorna De Witt will give a paper co-authored by Jennifer Gillies entitled
Collaborative Relationships in a Community Care Partnership (Abstract here). In it, she will share PiDC experiences
in the creation of the Dawning phase of Appreciative Inquiry and talk about how this phase, new to
the traditional Appreciative Inquiry process, helps CCC’s foster authentic
relationships and sets the stage for the subsequent four stages: Discovery; Dream; Design; and Deliver.
Other papers written by MAREP partners at the Annual Meetings
include:
Dr. Elaine Wiersma's paper entitled "Taking a Social-Ecological Approach to Self-Management for
People Living with Dementia" taking place on Friday, October 19th at
8am.
Colleen Whyte's paper entitled "Exploring Tensions between Policy, Practice and Lived
Experience in Long-Term Care" taking place on Friday October 19th at
8am.
Other Activities: On Friday October 19th, MAREP's Dr. Sherry Dupuis will facilitate a conversation entitled "Advancign Culture Change in Canada" This is hosted by the Research Institute for Aging. Dr. Josie d'Avernas of the RIA, Doctoral Candidate Jennifer Carson of UWaterloo and Schlegel Villages and Dr. Peter Reid of the Pioneer Network will give short presentations. The goal of this Special Interest Group is to contribute to dialogue intended to outline strategies to nurther the growing Canadian Culture Change Movement.
Other Activities: On Friday October 19th, MAREP's Dr. Sherry Dupuis will facilitate a conversation entitled "Advancign Culture Change in Canada" This is hosted by the Research Institute for Aging. Dr. Josie d'Avernas of the RIA, Doctoral Candidate Jennifer Carson of UWaterloo and Schlegel Villages and Dr. Peter Reid of the Pioneer Network will give short presentations. The goal of this Special Interest Group is to contribute to dialogue intended to outline strategies to nurther the growing Canadian Culture Change Movement.
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