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John K. Friesen Conference

2022

Safer and Better: Re-Visioning Elder Care Across the Shelter-Care Continuum

Chairperson: Andrew Wister

This year’s conference is a one-day virtual event due to the risk imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, especially to older adults. The’ silver lining’ of the pandemic is that we have a clearer understanding of the weaknesses and inadequacies in our continuing and long-term care systems.  We are bringing together some of the top experts in Canada to discuss new visions and models of care that will allow us to rebuild these systems in a more robust and resilient form as we look towards the future of formal care in Canada.

Program  |  Speaker Bios 

June 2, 2022

Re-visioned CSA Standards: Highlights and learnings

Alex Mihailidis, Chair, CSA LTC Standards Committee

  Presentation

Re-visioned HSO LTC Standards: Highlights and learnings

Samir Sinha, Co-lead, HSO LTC Standards Committee

  Presentation

Re-visioning staffing in LTC: Issues and recommendations (Part I)

Carole Estabrooks, Canada Research Chair in Knowledge Translation in the Care of the Elderly in LTC, University of Alberta
  Presentation
Re-visioning staffing in LTC: Issues and recommendations (Part II) Sara Pon, Researcher, Canadian Centre for Elder Law PowerPoint Presentation
Facilitating seniors' quality of life in LTC and the community

Penny MacCourt, Chair, Action for Reform of Residential Care BC

PowerPoint Presentation
Understanding and managing resident-resident aggression in long-term care facilities
Eilon Caspi, Founder and Director, Dementia Behavior Consulting LLC

 

PowerPoint Presentation
Resident-resident aggression in Quebec private seniors' residences
Marie Beaulieu, Research Chair on Mistreatment of Older Adults, University or Sherbrooke

 

PowerPoint Presentation
What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic about risk factors for elder abuse during disasters? (Part I)

Gloria Gutman, Professor Emerita, SFU Gerontology & Immediate Past-President, International Network for Prevention of Elder Abuse

PowerPoint Presentation
What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic about risk factors for elder abuse during disasters? (Part II)

Marie-Noël Campbell, Executive Director, Seniors First BC

PowerPoint Presentation