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Can We Truly Create Homes Where People Want to Live, Work & Visit - Without Letting Rules and Regulations Drive Policies and Practices?

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Exploring the Impact of Alcohol Use on Cognition and Brain Structure in Older Adults

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30 Years and Thriving: How the PIECES Approach Transforms Care with the Complex Older Person

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Clues, Causes, and Care to Consider for Responsive Behaviours: A New Resource to Identify Unmet Needs, Find Preventative Approaches, and Respond in the Moment

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End of Life Considerations for People Living with Cognitive Impairment

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Can We Truly Create Homes Where People Want to Live, Work & Visit - Without Letting Rules and Regulations Drive Policies and Practices?

Quality dementia care supports function, engagement, and well-being by considering each person’s needs, story, environment, and right to risk. Learn more
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Exploring the Impact of Alcohol Use on Cognition and Brain Structure in Older Adults

Learn about alcohol-related cognitive impairment (ARCI) and its impact on older adults. Explore key research findings to support recognition and assessment of ARCI. Learn more
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30 Years and Thriving: How the PIECES™ Approach Transforms Care with the Complex Older Person

Explore practical, person-centred strategies within the PIECES™ Approach that strengthen assessment, collaboration, and care outcomes for older adults living with complexity. Learn more


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The Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging is inviting people living with dementia, care partners, researchers, and health- and social-care providers to complete a survey on community-based dementia supports and initiatives. The findings will help identify unmet needs, support researchers and t...
The Alzheimer Society of Ontario, in collaboration with the Research Institute for Aging, is inviting care partners who support someone living with dementia to participate in a research study about sleep. Participants will be asked to complete a confidential online survey exploring sleep and c...