Person and Family-Centred Care

Presentations

• Behavioural Supports Ontario Person-Centred Language Initiative (slides), Presenters: Kate Ducak, Project Officer, Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging; Gagan Gill, Public Policy & Programs Analyst, Alzheimer Society of Ontario; and Tina Kalviainen, Strategic Communications Specialist, Provincial Coordinating Office, Behavioural Supports Ontario
• A Person Centred Approach to Being with Older Adults with Dementia (slides), Kathy McGiltonKathy McGilton, RN, PhD, Senior Scientist, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute-UHN, Associate Professor, Lawrence S Bloomberg, Faculty of Nursing,  University of Toronto

Resources

• Authentic Partnerships Fact Sheet, MAREP
• Authentic Partnership Model, MAREP
• Behavioural Support Transition Units Framework
• By Us for US Guides, MAREP
• Catalyst Initiative Guidelines for Involving the Lived Experience
• Changing Melody Toolkit, MAREP
• Engagement of People with Lived Experience of Dementia (EPLED), Canadian Consortium on Neurodegeneration in Aging, Jennifer Bethell, BSc, MSc, PhD; Katherine McGilton, RN, PHD, FAAN; and Ellen Snowball, BFA, MFA
• Lived Experience Caregiver Information Page
• Lived Experience Network - How it Works Diagram
• Meaningful engagement of people living with dementia, Alzheimer Society of Canada 
• Meeting the Needs of People Living with Dementia in Alberta’s Residential Living Options (Executive
• Meeting the Needs of People Living with Dementia in Alberta's Residential Living Options
• Patient Experience Toolkit
• Person Centred Language Initiative, Behavioural Supports Ontario
  • Person-Centred Language eCourse - The Behavioural Supports Ontario Provincial Coordinating Office and Ontario Centres for Learning Research & Innovation in Long-Term Care have collaborated with McMaster University/machealth/iGeriCare to develop a free and interactive 45 minute e-learning course to equip teams with practical knowledge of person-centred language. The course is available in two streams. One is designed for team members and the other for team leaders/managers. All courses are available in both English and French languages. The use of person-centred language in LTC homes can make all the difference in helping to reduce stigma and discrimination all the while delivering resident and family-centred care and nurturing an atmosphere of respect – register to take the free course online!
• Person-centred language guidelines, Alzheimer Society of Canada

• Retinkingdementia.ca

Related Topics

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