PDF - Poster list 2012 - Regional Geriatric Program of Eastern Ontario

Best‐Practice approaches and initiatives from throughout the Champlain Region with a focus on Primary
Care, Community and Geriatrics
Annual Meeting / L’Assemblée générale annuelle
October 12, 2012 / le vendredi Octobre 12 2012
POSTERS
1 Acute Confusion: A Collaborative Approach to the Development of a Delirium Strategy for the Emergency
Department
Laura Wilding, Ioanna Genovezos, Taryn MacKenzie, Jo-Anne O’Brien
The Ottawa Hospital
2 Assessing Cognition in the Emergency Department: Prospective Validation of the Ottawa 3DY Case
Finding Tool with Animal Fluency Test
Laura Wilding, Dr. Ian Stiell, Dr. Frank Molnar, Jo-Anne O’Brien, Joy Moors, Dr. Bill Dalziel
The Ottawa Hospital, University of Ottawa
3 Improving Discharge of Seniors from the Emergency Department: Development, Implementation and
Evaluation of a Senior Safety Assessment Tool
Jo-Anne O’Brien, Dianne Rossy, Susan Phillips, Tammy Pulfer, Laura Wilding
The Ottawa Hospital
4 Best Practice Recommendations and Evidence of Actual Practices of Primary Care Physicians vis-à-vis
Diagnosis and Management of Community Living Persons with Dementia
Faranak Aminzadeh
Regional Geriatric Program of Eastern Ontario
5 Evaluating the Impact of a Community 24 Hour Flexible In-Home Support Program by a Multidisciplinary
Health Care Team on 911 Calls
Michael Ruest
County of Renfrew Paramedical Service and North Renfrew Long-Term Care
6 Analysis of a Collaborative Project Between Emergency Department of a Geriatric Psychiatry Community
Clinic: Are we Making a Difference?
Vickie Demers
Geriatric Psychiatry Community Services of Ottawa
7 CCAC Dementia Initiative
Sophie Parisien, Anne MacDonald
Champlain CCAC
8 Primary Care Outreach to Seniors
Cathie Racicot
South East Ottawa Community Health Centre
9 Senior-Friendly Transformation of Special Care Unit
Craig Smith
Glen Stor Dun Lodge, Cornwall
10 The Bruyére Village Project: A Continuum of Care and Services for Seniors in Ottawa East
Amy Porteous
Bruyére Continuing Care
11 Ensuring Safety and Continuity of Care with Geriatric Clients: the Essential Community partnership
Between TOH Geriatric Day Hospital Social Workers and Geriatric Psychiatry Community Services of
Ottawa
Joanne Green, Jennifer Seidler, Amanda Masterson
The Ottawa Hospital, Geriatric Psychiatry Community Services of Ottawa
12 Enhancing Continuing Professional Education related to the Primary Care of Seniors in the Champlain
Region
The Primary Care Sub-Committee of The Regional Geriatric Advisory Committee
13 Community Support and Respite through Neighbours Helping Neighbours – Building Capacity
in the Community
Bonnie Schroeder
VON Ottawa and Eastern Ontario

14 Evaluating the Enhanced Consult Service at The Ottawa Hospital
Elina Farmanova, Dianne Rossy, Kelly Milne
The Ottawa Hospital, Regional Geriatric Program of Eastern Ontario
15 Transition To Home Program at The Queensway Carleton Hospital
Domenic Ielo
Queensway Carleton Hospital
16 Improving the Care of the Vulnerable Elderly in a Primary Care Setting: A Process of Identification and
Management
Suzanne Obiorah
The Ottawa Hospital Academic Family Health Team
17 So Long or Goodbye
Holly Watson
Friends of Hospice Ottawa
18 Piloting a Geriatric Day Hospital Approach to Targeting Blood Pressure in the very Old
Dr. Barbara Farrell, Dr. Anne Monahan, Dr. Veronique French, Dr. Salima Shamji
Bruyere Continuing Care
19 “Care in the Midst of Chaos” A Geriatric Clients Transition from Hospital to Home, a Multidisciplinary
Success Story
Eric Meisner
Bayshore Home Health
20 The Use of a Pressure-Sensitive Mat to Monitor Bed Transfer Changes in an Older Adult
F, Knoefel, M. Taylor, T. Grant, S. Rocan, J. Jutai, H. Sveistrup, R. Goubran, J. Taylor, M. Bilodeau
Bruyere Continuing Care
21 Abbeyfield House – An Important Community Housing Option
Jo-Ann Ashford, Carol Lethbridge, Liz Whitelaw, Marsha Macnab
Abbeyfield Houses Society of Ottawa
22 Inequitable Walking Conditions Among Old People
Dr. Theresa Grant
Bruyére Continuing Care
23 The Champlain Behavioural Support System: Collaborating to improve the Quality of Life for Caregivers
and Older Adults with Challenging Behaviours due to Cognitive Impairment
Champlain LHIN, The Royal Ottawa Health Care Group, Geriatric Psychiatry Community Services of Ottawa,
Champlain LTCHs; The Ottawa Hospital; Montfort Hospital, Pembroke Regional Hospital; Hawkesbury and District
General Hospital, Champlain Dementia Network, Champlain CCAC, Alzheimer Society of Cornwall and District,
French Language Services Network of Eastern Ontario, Bruyére Continuing Care, Regional Geriatric Program of
Eastern Ontario
24 Personal Support Worker Champion Training: Increasing Capacity and Improving Knowledge Exhange by
Empowering Front Line Workers
Bonnie Daros, Christine Walker, Nancy Lesiuk
The Royal Ottawa Health Care Group
25 A WIN-WIN PARTNERSHIP: ONE LOCATION for Long Term Care for the Deaf and Deaf/blind community
Elaine Campbell, Susan McKinley, Christine Wilson
Long Term Care Committee for the Deaf and Deaf/blind Community
26 Seniors Health Transfer Network
A Display Booth (in the lobby)
27 A Baseline Assessment of Ottawa’s Age-Friendliness
Une etude de milieu de caractère accueillant d’Ottawa à l’égard de aînés
Dominique Paris-MacKay
Age Friendly Ottawa / Ottawa ville-amie des aînés
28 Caring for the Elderly in Champlain: The Primary Care Perspective
Champlain Local Health Integration Network
Karen Patzer, Christine Gagne-Rodger
29 The Canadian Guidelines on Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s Society of Ottawa
30 Community Partnerships in Action: A Case Study in Seniors’ Care
West End Integrated Falls Program
Displays in Lobby
Alzheimer’s Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County
SHRTN Seniors Health Research Transfer Network