"Technology should enhance—not replace—human connection and care"
Read our latest blog, as Atul Jaiswal from @PerleyHealth reflects on our recent workshop with colleagues from AGE-WELL in Canada
https://t.co/Nk8Wb4SVjI
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@DbI_connect is seeking individuals living with #deafblindness who possess research expertise to join their network. Your unique insights can shape the future of research!
📩Email @WalterWittich at [email protected] to get involved!
Drs. Natasha Gallant, Heather Finnegan, and Atul Jaiswal's evidence brief on Reimagining the Canadian long-term care sector has been published on the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council's Knowledge Synthesis Grants website!
Read more here: https://t.co/Fi8FQ2B8fj
Explore these methodological approaches to obtaining informed consent when conducting research with #deafblind participants by @WalterWittich and @atuljais111 https://t.co/GC9frt2Kbe
Very interesting plenary by @TommyShakes exploring the experiences of disabled people during the pandemic and the positives and limitations of the virtual world. @DbI_connect
I am so pleased to meet with you all. New friendships and new beginnings of collaborative work together @DBUKRod@lizziedunc13@peterjsimcock@vikram_bazpur What a sheer joy you bring to @DbI_connect World conference and all of our lives. See you soon again sometime shortly :)
Delighted to talk about the @DbI_connect #Acquired#Deafblindness Network (ADBN) at the 18th World Deafblind International Conference. We now have over 360 members from across the globe.
Great sharing of findings of national study of Canadians with deafblindness about barriers to participation and social inclusion by Dr Mahadeo Sukhai & Akriti Pandey @CNIB_DBCS @DbI_connect International Conference #Barriers2Participation#Safety#PeerSupport#SocialEvents
Amazing session at DbI Conference by @WalterWittich on “The Next Big Thing in Deafblindness Research: Where Do We Go from Here? International Classification of functioning by @WHO @DbI_connect @WFDeafBlind@cdnhearing@DeafBlindON@CNIB_DBCS@ReseauVision @CHKCinfo @CIUSSS_COMTL
You are very kind. I must state that your scientific work on mental health of older adults with deafblindness has been always an inspiration. Pleasure was totally mine to finally get to meet with you.
Wonderful to finally meet @atuljais111 in person, whose work on #deafblindness has been a huge inspiration and encouragement to me. And always good to spend time with fellow twitterers @vikram_bazpur & @kkeyes677