Navigating the healthcare system can be challenging. Consider submitting an abstract to #CHNC2021 about your experiences whether they are professionally (e.g. through research) or personally rooted.
REACHING OUT TO Researchers working in the field of #dementia
Regular use of the PACSLAC scales have also been shown to improve pain care and reduce the use of psychiatric medications.
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#SeePainMoreClearly#alzheimers
Check out this link for information on a virtual conversation about dementia - happening on November 12th at 2pm EST: "Bringing the conversation to you - Chrissys Journey". https://t.co/WogaYOk6U0
Here is a great video and link to a website about pain assessment and management for persons living with dementia, who may struggle with communication:
Helping Families to #SeePainMoreClearly
People who have moderate to severe #dementia cannot communicate their pain clearly to others. As a result, they may be suffering in silence. We need to advocate for more frequent assessment of pain.
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#alzheimers
Don't forget to get yourself a smile cookie 🍪 this week from @TimHortons to support important organizations, such as @AlzheimerNB .
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Wonderful to have our first two co-design workshops today with people living with dementia, informal carers and health and social car professionals some great ideas and strategies for improving #dementia diagnosis and care through new resources. Join us in this exciting study!
Today is an exciting day! We are hosting our first Canadian co-design team meeting to begin planning useful resources for persons with dementia, caregivers, and care providers. Partners involved are sharing from all three perspectives. #cognisance#dementia#canada
We are selling these beautiful forget-me-not socks to raise funds for the Alzheimer Society of NB. For $15, you will receive a beautiful pair of socks, a tax receipt for $10, and you will be supporting local services for those impacted by dementia. Contact us to get yours!
From our New Brunswick site - Please reach out if you are interested in sharing your experiences receiving a diagnosis of dementia and the supports provided after.
Have you or a loved one (family member/friend) recently been diagnosed with dementia? Consider sharing your experiences with #dementia care in New Brunswick! Contact [email protected] or 506-653-2863 to learn more, or click here to complete the survey: https://t.co/YMe0Vonh57
From our New Brunswick site - Please reach out if you are interested in sharing your experiences with dementia care as a health or social care provider.
Are you a health or social care provider that supports persons with dementia and their care partners? The @CA_Cognisance team want to learn from you! Contact [email protected] / 506-653-2863 or click here to participate in the survey: https://t.co/YMe0Vonh57
Take a listen to this CBC Info Morning segment, "Making the diagnosis of dementia easier" to learn about a great project, called "COGNISANCE". https://t.co/XYCLTNVIyA
Looking forward to a great day as we start our workshops for the #COGNISCANCE project aiming to improve diagnosis & post diagnostic support for people with dementia @KateSwaffer@leefay_low