Documentation
- Full program of the day
- Context and objectives of the symposium
- Key concepts
- Speakers biographies and presentation summaries
- Presentations (E: in English; F: in French)
- Introduction – Presentation of 3 innovations promoting the dignity of risk
Heather MacLeod – “Living with Risks:Decision Support Approach” (LwR:DSA): a collaborative decision-making approach centered on the dignity of risk (E)
Catherine-Anne Murray – Nova Scotia Health Frailty and Elder Care Network: Dignity of Risk Program (E)
- Part 1 – How can we reduce the fears of accountability associated with adopting an approach that values the dignity of risk?
Rosie Macri, Jordan Pelc, Omar Ghaffar, Si Me (Amy) Li – An Approach for Working with At-Risk Patients Expressing Desire for Discharge (E)
Didier Mailhot-Bisson, Mélissa Leblanc – Empowerment in Long-Term Care Facilities: A Dilemma of Values at the Heart of the Dignity of Risk (F)
Marie-Ève Carignan – Promoting the dignity of risk through a collaborative approach with the media (F)
- Part 2 – How to engage a person living with cognitive difficulties, and the family, in decisions involving dignity of risk?
Véronik Lamoureux – Co-constructing commitment: communication challenges and the dignity of risk in the context of incapacity (F)
Danielle Jepson – When Risk Matters Most: Supporting Mobility for Patients with Cognitive Impairment (E)
- Lunch - Conference
- Part 3 – How to sustainably adapt an approach that values the dignity of risk in different settings and workers?
Marta Woolford – Organizational conditions for Dignity of Risk implementation and sustainability: A systems view of workforce practice (E)
Liza Behrens – Scaling Evidence-based Training Approaches to Honor the Dignity of Risk in Long-Term Care Settings for Sustainability (E)
- Part 4 – How can an approach that values the dignity of risk be adapted to various clienteles and cultures?
Sarah Boudreault – The Living with Risks Approach: Developed for Older Adults, but Applicable to Other Populations? (F)
Knowledge Translation Materials
- Visual summaries of the presentations
- 3 innovations promoting the dignity of risk
- Part 1 – How can we reduce the fears of accountability associated with adopting an approach that values the dignity of risk?
- Part 2 – How to engage a person living with cognitive difficulties, and the family, in decisions involving dignity of risk?
- Part 3 – How to sustainably adapt an approach that values the dignity of risk in different settings and workers? (including the lunch-conference)
- Part 4 – How can an approach that values the dignity of risk be adapted to various clienteles and cultures?
Thank you to the organizations that made this event possible!