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Making PALS in Rural Wisconsin: Helping Older Adults Stay Active

Posted on February 11, 2015

Asked what services the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Central Wisconsin provides in Marathon, Wood, Langlade and Lincoln Counties, two of the agency’s community health educators laugh. It’s a long list. “We offer …

Posted in Issue 06Tagged community engagement, evidence-based practice, PALS, rural engagement

The Fox Valley Memory Project: Creating Dementia-Friendly Communities

Posted on November 11, 2014

“People love to feel ‘normal,’” says Betty Lefebvre-Hill, MSE, the Fox Valley Memory Project’s Program Coordinator. “They want to get out and have the type of experiences they’ve enjoyed their whole lives, but then felt …

Posted in Issue 05Tagged aging and intellectual disability, community engagement, dementia friendly communities, quality of care

Evidence-Based Practice Corner: Older Adults with Intellectual Disability

Posted on November 11, 2014

How can I communicate effectively with health care providers? What does healthy aging look like? How can I safely stay in my home? These are important questions for anyone. For the growing number of older …

Posted in Issue 05Tagged aging and intellectual disability, aging in place, community engagement, evidence-based practice, family caregivers, quality of care

What Difference Do CNAs Make?

Posted on July 11, 2014

The world of the certified nurse assistant (CNA) is full of contradictions. They describe their work as monotonous, stressful and dangerous—but also rewarding. They provide nearly all the direct care for older adults in long-term …

Posted in Issue 04Tagged CNAs, community engagement, long term care

Changing Care and Engaging Communities for Healthy Aging

Posted on April 11, 2014

If the discussions during CARE’s Careers in Aging Week event on April 9th could be summarized in one sentence, Suzanne Purvis did so. “What we do to fix our communities for older people fixes it …

Posted in Issue 03Tagged Careers in Aging Week, community engagement, dementia friendly communities
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