Culture of Care and Person-Centred Care

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BSO Person-Centred Language Initiative - Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) is rooted in person- and family-centred care. One such way to demonstrate this fundamental value is by incorporating a language, both written and spoken, that is specific, descriptive and resonates with the individuals we have the privilege to support.

Presentations

From Labeling to Learning: New Culture of Language in Caring for Elders Living with Dementia, Dr. Eilon Caspi Ph.D., Dementia Behavior Consulting LLC

Making Culture Change Work: An Integrated Approach (slides), Dr. Sherry Dupuis and Dr. Carrie McAiney

All About Me: Person-Centred Care - recording (slides, notes), Presenter: Christene Gordon, A.R.C.T. – Voice, B.F.A, B.Ed. Director, Client Services and Programs Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories

Creating Culture Change in Long Term Care Homes in Canada: A Person Centred Approach - recording (slides) Presenter: Creating Culture Change in Long Term Care Homes in Canada: A Person Centred Approach

Person-Centered Culture - recording, Presenter: Karl Samuelson (MBA, BA, BEd), Vice President of Seniors Services at Winchester District Memorial Hospital

Slides: The ABC's of Culture Change in Long Term Care by Karl Samuelson (MBA)
Article in The Health Professional: Engage the Talent, Enhance the Care by Karl Samuelson (MBA)
Policy Brief - Canadian Health Care Association: New Directions for Facility-Based Long Term Care
Guidelines for Care: Person-centred care for people with dementia living in care homes (Framework), Alzheimer Society of Canada (ASC)

Person-centred communication and practical interventions for people with dementia (slides), Presenter: Christene Gordon, Director of Services at the Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories

The Partnerships in Dementia Care (PiDC) Alliance

The PiDC Alliance is focused on enhancing dementia care by changing the culture within long-term and community care to better reflect a relationship-centered, partnership approach to care.

Dream ‘what might be’ in Dementia Care, The third phase of the Partnerships in Dementia Care (PiDC) Alliance’s Culture Change Process - recording (slides) Presenters: Darla Fortune, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, PiDC Alliance, University of Waterloo, and Sian Lockwood, M.L.I.S., Knowledge Translation Specialist, PiDC Alliance, University of Waterloo

Discovering ‘the best of what is’ in dementia care, PiDC: - recording (slides), Darla Fortune PhD Postdoctoral Fellow; and Sacha Geer, PhD Knowledge Translation Specialist, PiDC

Changing the Culture of Care for Persons Living with Dementia: PiDC's Step One-Dawning - recording (slides), Darla Fortune PhD Postdoctoral Fellow; and Sacha Geer, PhD Knowledge Translation Specialist, Murray Alzheimer Research and Education Program (MAREP)

Changing the Culture of Dementia Care: PiDC - recording (slides), Jennifer Gillies, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Murray Alzheimer Research and Education Program; and Zara Rafferty, MA, BEd, Knowledge Translation Specialist, MAREP

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Culture of Care and Person-Centred Care

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The Partnerships in Dementia Care (PiDC) Alliance

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