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2010 Presentation MaterialsBelow are the currently available presentation materials from the conference: Policy SessionsPolicy Briefs (booklet distributed at registration) Key Informant Survey (distributed at policy sessions) Policy Sessions
Results of the Readiness Survey - Jennifer Craft Morgan Reports from the Policy Sessions - Dennis Streets Closing Summary - Dennis Streets Educational SessionsWednesday, October 131a The Importance of Long Term Care Partnership in NC 1b Map Makers for the 21st Century Workforce: Talent Rejuvenation… 1b How Businesses Can Support Pre-Retirement Planning through… 1b Best Place to Work – Is it Senior-Friendly? 1c Efficacy of Non-pharmacological Approaches to Preventing Alzheimer’s… 1d NORCs: Neighbors Caring for Neighbors 1e Preparing for the New Face of “Retirement” in NC: Libraries and Other… 1f End-of-Life Preferences of North Carolinians: Findings from an AARP… 1g Approaches to the Development of Statewide Legal Assistance Services 1g Monitoring Guardianships for Safety and Quality of Life 1h “Safe and Well” A Program of the American Red Cross Poster Presentations:
Thursday, October 13Roundtable Presentations:
2a Community Connections: Building Community Infrastructures to Support… 2a Piecing it Together: “Service Packages” and Their Impact on Community… 2a Establishing Minimum Standards for Aging at Home 2b Preparing the Direct Care Workers in Long-Term Care in Coming Decade 2c Dissemination of Evidence-Based Programs in North Carolina: CDSMP… 2c Building Capacity to Address Falls Prevention in North Carolina 2d Perfect Information: The Role of Data in Aging and Disability Policy 2d How to Retrofit the Suburbs to Accommodate Aging Households 2e Write When You Are Ready 2e Empowering Seniors through Lifelong Learning Opportunities 2e Re-envisioning the Gifts of Later Life: A New Framework for Spirituality… 2f A Rainbow of Gray: Challenges Faced by an Aging Lesbian/Gay/… 2f Intergenerational Relations, Immigrant Adaptation, & Elder Care… 2f Healing Pathways: Art Therapy for American Indian Elders 2g Support for Victims and Preventing Victimization as We Age
2h Piedmont Health SeniorCare – A PACE Program 2h MemoryCare: A Community Based Dementia Care Home Model [additional handout: Memory Care Insert] 2h Development of a Care Delivery Model for Durham Community Resident… 3a Direct Caregivers’ Views on Implementation of Person-Centered Care… 3a The First North Carolina Governor’s Conference on Aging: …in the 1950’s 3a A Totally New Concept in Volunteer Management Bringing AWESOME… 3b Marketing to the Boomer: How to Reach the Largest Consumer Group… 3c Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases: A Critical Health and Aging Issue… 3d Aging in Place: Remote Monitoring and Chronic Care Management 3d Neighborhood Eldercare Homes – A New Model of Residential Care 3d The Effect of Geriatrician Care on Health Care Use 3e Building Your Ranks of Self-Directed Volunteers 3f How the New Health Care Reform Legislation Impacts Older Adults 3g The Experience of Choice within Structured Service Learning: … 3h Building Adult Protective Services: A Remodel for the Community Friday, October 134a “Making it Home” – Ruby the Elephant’s “Person”-Centered Journey 4b Compassion Fatigue: Identifying and Preventing Symptoms (additional handout: Examples of Compassion Fatigue Burnout Symptoms) 4c Movement That Matters (Utilizing Movement & Intention to Calm Difficult… 4d Gardens for Senior Centers and Older-Adult Communities 4d Successfully Operating Multifaceted Physical Activity/Recreation… 4e Life Review: A Legacy Project to Enhance Social & Emotional Well-being 4f “What’s So Funny?” The Role of Humor in Eldercare 4g DeClutter Your Way to an Improved Second Half of Life!!
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