Educating healthcare professionals as change agents to champion dementia care in acute care settings

Shelley Peacock; Mary Harrison; Sarah Nickel; Anna Jack-Waugh; Rhoda MacRae; Jill Bally; Allison Cammer; Kristen Haase; Lillian Hung; Megan O'connell; Hannah O'Rourke; Noelle Rohantinsky; Genevieve Thompson

Educating healthcare professionals as change agents to champion dementia care in acute care settings

Shelley Peacock^*
, Mary Harrison
, Sarah Nickel
, Anna Jack-Waugh
, Rhoda MacRae
, Jill Bally
, Allison Cammer
, Kristen Haase
, Lillian Hung
, Megan O'connell
, Hannah O'Rourke
, Noelle Rohantinsky
, Genevieve Thompson

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Persons with dementia and family carers identify several challenges when
hospitalized including poor communication with professionals and loss of
independence. Acute healthcare professionals cite understaffing and lack of
dementia education as barriers to optimal care. To address these issues, the
purpose of this project is to co-produce an educational program based on
the Scottish National Dementia Champions Programme.

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 26 Oct 2023
Event	Canadian Association on Gerontology 52nd Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting - Toronto, Canada Duration: 26 Oct 2023 → 28 Oct 2023 https://cagacg.ca/asem/cag2023/

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Conference	Canadian Association on Gerontology 52nd Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting
Country/Territory	Canada
City	Toronto
Period	26/10/23 → 28/10/23
Internet address	https://cagacg.ca/asem/cag2023/

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Peacock, S., Harrison, M., Nickel, S., Jack-Waugh, A., MacRae, R., Bally, J., Cammer, A., Haase, K., Hung, L., O'connell, M., O'Rourke, H., Rohantinsky, N., & Thompson, G. (2023). Educating healthcare professionals as change agents to champion dementia care in acute care settings. Abstract from Canadian Association on Gerontology 52nd Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting
, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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AU - Bally, Jill

AU - Cammer, Allison

AU - Haase, Kristen

AU - Hung, Lillian

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Educating healthcare professionals as change agents to champion dementia care in acute care settings

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