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Beth Fields

Older Adults as Research Advisors: “We Have What They Don’t Have”

Posted on September 24, 2024

“Aging and health issues change life’s choices and limit our options. But we must adapt and learn new ways to stay healthy and active. … I want researchers to know that aging requires that adaptability. …

Posted in Issue 27Tagged Adam Konopka, Barb King, Beth Fields, Board of Older Adult Advisors, Chloe Muntefering, community engagement, patient centered research

Advancing Science and Practice for Persons Living with Dementia: Riding in the Moment Has Its Moment

Posted on May 28, 2024

“As a caregiver, I can speak to the fact that life is intense,” says Traci Edmondson. Edmondson is the dementia care specialist for Calumet and Outagamie counties in Wisconsin. She also cared for her husband …

Posted in Issue 26Tagged Beth Fields, caregiving, community engagement, dementia, dementia friendly communities, evidence-based practice, family caregivers

Fully CAPABLE: Expanding an Aging-in-Place Program

Posted on June 15, 2020

Nearly all of us want to stay in our home as we age.  There are benefits to doing so. Our family and friends are more likely to be nearby. We know where to find our …

Posted in Issue 20Tagged aging in place, aging network, Beth Fields, evidence-based practice, family caregivers, interprofessional, occupational therapy, research, safety

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