Highlights from the 33rd International Conference of ADIĀ Last week in Chicago, Mike Splaine and Kate Gordon of Splaine Consulting presented posters, panels, and more at this renowned gathering of international Alzheimer advocates. Mike did a poster session on “Changing Dementia Dementia CareĀ Outcomes: Reducing HospitalĀ Readmissions.”Ā Kate led a panel on “Diverse Populations: Inclusion & Equality.”… Continue reading Splaine Consulting Updates: July 2018
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Splaine Consulting Updates: May 2018
Recognizing a Critical Cohort in Hands-On Dementia Care Kicking off on June 14th, this is the 41st year of National Nursing Assistants Week, and we’re eager to spread the word as nationwide, 4.5 million nursing assistants provide hands-on dementia care every day (source:Ā National Network of Career Nursing Assistants). From assistance with bathing and dressing to… Continue reading Splaine Consulting Updates: May 2018
Splaine Consulting Updates: April 2018
Mike Splaine and Kate Gordon Teaching Innovative UMass Online Policy Course This unique online course is available to anyone in the community who is interested in dementia policy ā advocates, staff of advocacy and community organizations, and members of provider organizations who are seeking to better understand the policy process. Learning Outcomes Include: Explain the… Continue reading Splaine Consulting Updates: April 2018
Splaine Consulting Updates: March 2018
All the latest Alzheimer’s advocacy news and happenings, in the US and abroad.
Splaine Consulting Updates: February 2018
Registration Open for Living Alone with Alzheimer’s Summit Currently, an estimated 1 million people with dementia live alone in their homes and communities. This reality presents unique challenges, and we hope you’ll join us to discuss these challenges ā and develop solutions ā at one of three locations this spring. These one-day summit meetings will… Continue reading Splaine Consulting Updates: February 2018