What will we call these groups? People in early stages don’t recognize they have dementia. Use loss’? ‘memory Look at ways we can have organizations themselves link to the CLC website PSAs would be very helpful if we could get funding, to reduce the stigma of dementia 4.F.1 and F.G.1 Long Term Services & Supports – Identify and engage leaders and organizations of diverse populations to explore needs for education and support AND F.G.1 Engage tribal representatives to explore the needs of – tribal families caring for propel with dementia to develop culturally relevant supports and services. The group is conducting outreach (key informant interviews) to Native American and Alaska Native population. Their plan is to not talk about diagnoses, but rather whether people are noticing memory loss. They are hoping to will finish the interviews survey in November using plain-spoken language. After Native American population, the team plans to will reach out to African American and Latino populations. Completion dates are to be determined Questions for, and feedback from, the group: Does the phased approach make sense? Yes Any suggestions on leaders or organizations within their groups to recommend? SeaMar 5.A.1. Health-Medical Convene an expert panel to identify – and endorse a set of evidence-based standards for diagnosis, treatment, supportive care, and advance planning for people with dementia The team’s goal was to have a mechanism to provide and promote standards, not to reinvent the wheel The team is hoping to be able to partner with the Bree Collaborataive’s expert panel. Senator Kaiser’s office wrote a letter of support for Bree meeting. In the July meeting, it was moved forward as one of 6 possible topics. On Sept 21, they will select 3 of those 6 and we’ll know if we have a
What will we call these groups? People in early stages don’t recognize they have dementia. Use ‘memory loss’? Look at ways we can have organizations themselves link to the CLC website PSAs would be very helpful if we could get funding, to reduce the stigma of dementia 4.F.1 and F.G.1 – Long Term Services & Supports Identify and engage leaders and organizations of diverse populations to explore needs for education and support AND F.G.1 – Engage tribal representatives to explore the needs of tribal families caring for propel with dementia to develop culturally relevant supports and services. The group is conducting outreach (key informant interviews) to Native American and Alaska Native population. Their plan is to not talk about diagnoses, but rather whether people are noticing memory loss. They are hoping to will finish the interviews survey in November using plain-spoken language. After Native American population, the team plans to will reach out to African American and Latino populations. Completion dates are to be determined Questions for, and feedback from, the group: Does the phased approach make sense? Yes Any suggestions on leaders or organizations within their groups to recommend? SeaMar 5.A.1. Health-Medical – Convene an expert panel to identify and endorse a set of evidence-based standards for diagnosis, treatment, supportive care, and advance planning for people with dementia The team’s goal was to have a mechanism to provide and promote standards, not to reinvent the wheel The team is hoping to be able to partner with the Bree Collaborataive’s expert panel. Senator Kaiser’s office wrote a letter of support for Bree meeting. In the July meeting, it was moved forward as one of 6 possible topics. On Sept 21, they will select 3 of those 6 and we’ll know if we have a
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