A Year In Review

Here are some of the successes by the SE Research Centre and/or with support from researchers at the SE Research Centre in 2024 to date:

Dying.Exhibit 2024 (January 18-29)
- Reflection Room
Advancing Indigenous Policy & Practice (February 6-8)
- Reflection Room
Canadian Dementia Learning and Resource Network (CDLRN) Community Advisory Committee (February 15)
- Our Dementia Journey Journal: A Presentation for the CDLRN Community Advisory Committee
Indus Health & Wellness Fair (February 29)
- SE Research Centre exhibit booth
24th International Conference on Integrated Care (April 22-24)
- The Participatory Research to Action (PR2A) Framework: applications and opportunities for authentic engagement of experts-by-experience from inception to uptake
- Observe, Coach, Assist, Report: A personal support practice framework to build Home and Community Care workforce capacity in Ontario, Canada
- Development, testing and international opportunities for a novel Patient Reported Experience Measure (PREM) of integrated home and community care
- Integrating mental health conversations into home andcommunity-based healthcare practice: making it ‘real’through co-design with care providers across Canada
- Examining the influence of integrated home and community care on Quadruple Aimand Health Equity outcomes across the health system

Community Health Nurses of Canada (CHNC) Conference 2024 - Health for All
(April 22-24)
- Pre-Conference Consultation: Home Health Nursing Competencies
Walk With Me 2024 (May 1-3)
- Implementing co-designed action-oriented mental health conversations between care providers and aging Canadians in the community
- Building an expert-by-experience group to foster authentic partnerships and mobilize aging and mental health priorities
- Changing culture surrounding stigma towards aging-relevant topics like dying and grief: A reflective storytelling workshop

Co-designing action oriented mental health conversations between care providers and aging Canadians in the community: A participatory mixed-methods study protocol - Link to article here.
Defining the dominant medical, functional, cognitive, and psychosocial care needs of community-dwelling older adults in Ontario: The case for long-term ‘life care’ at home - Link to article here.
Psychometric Evaluation of a Tablet-Based Tool to Detect Mild Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults: Mixed Methods Study - Link to article here.

Invited speaker at the CDLRN Community Advisory Committee (CAC) (January 19, 2024)
- Our Dementia Journey Journal - Fernandes P
Invited speaker at Transforming Chaplaincy (January 26, 2024)
- The Reflection Room® Creating a space to pause, reflect, and share - Carter C

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