Showing posts with label Long Term Care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Long Term Care. Show all posts
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
Naomi Feil Validation Method
This video clip is amazing! Naomi Feil, the developer of the 'Validation' method, demonstrates the abilities and personhood of people with dementia, particularly persons labelled as 'non-verbal'. We can all learn a lot about how to interact with others from this emotional and inspirational clip.
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Join the Fireside Chat!
On June 19th from
12-1pm, we will be leading a fireside chat (i.e. a web-based
seminar put on by the Alzheimer Knowledge Exchange) about the PiDC
Alliance. The PiDC Alliance is a collaborative research network and research initiative focused on improving the dementia care experience for persons with dementia, family members, and staff in long-term care and community-based care. The session will highlight key findings from the project and offer tools and resources to those seeking to embark on their own culture change initiative. To join the session, follow the directions below. For more information on the PiDC Alliance, visit the website at www.pidc.uwaterloo.ca
Login information for live event
3. In the Adobe Connect login screen, use the first login option to login as a GUEST:
Login information for live event
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From your telephone: dial the
teleconference line: 1-855-450-7670 enter pass code: 2371438
2.
To log in to the web conference, go to: http://ake.adobeconnect.com/join3. In the Adobe Connect login screen, use the first login option to login as a GUEST:
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Enter the session by selecting the 'Guest' option
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Enter your First and Last Name
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Click 'Enter Room'- you should be in!
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Log in at least 10 minutes before the session.
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If the link does not work directly from this document, please copy
and paste it into your web browser address bar
- If your computer SPEAKERS are on please turn it OFF or MUTE the volume to prevent feedback
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Long Term Care Task Force
I recently learned about the Long Term Care Task Force from a tweet by @AlzheimerPeel
According to the site:
The Task Force was established in response to media reports of incidents of abuse and neglect in long-term care homes and underreporting of these incidents. It is independent of government and has broad representation from across the sector, including family and resident councils, nurses, physicians, unions, personal support workers, long-term care provider associations and advocates.
Share your story about your experiences in long term care. Your thoughts and feedback can make a difference for yourself and others!
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