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Culture Change Network of Georgia
United States
Registrace 3. 08. 2018
Changing the Culture of Aging
We are changing the way we think and feel about aging and disability by creating the kind of care and support we want for our loved ones and ourselves.
What do YOU want for your grandparents, your parents and yourself?
Aging.
It happens to all of us.
No one wants to talk about getting older. We try our best to ignore it.
At some point, someone you know, maybe even you, is going to need help doing the things they can no longer do for themselves. These things include cooking, cleaning, getting dressed, getting in and out of chairs or bed and going to the bathroom.
Person-Centered
Care is our way.
Person-Centered care is simply what we want for our loved ones and ourselves. We want to direct our own lives and maintain our simple pleasures no matter where we find ourselves, and in any setting we call home. Having the opportunity to have a meaningful quality of life is a human rights issue.
Visit our website at CultureChangeGA.org
We are changing the way we think and feel about aging and disability by creating the kind of care and support we want for our loved ones and ourselves.
What do YOU want for your grandparents, your parents and yourself?
Aging.
It happens to all of us.
No one wants to talk about getting older. We try our best to ignore it.
At some point, someone you know, maybe even you, is going to need help doing the things they can no longer do for themselves. These things include cooking, cleaning, getting dressed, getting in and out of chairs or bed and going to the bathroom.
Person-Centered
Care is our way.
Person-Centered care is simply what we want for our loved ones and ourselves. We want to direct our own lives and maintain our simple pleasures no matter where we find ourselves, and in any setting we call home. Having the opportunity to have a meaningful quality of life is a human rights issue.
Visit our website at CultureChangeGA.org
Five Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach: Empowerment
As we find ourselves still coping with the pandemic, the principles of trauma-informed care can be used to develop our organizations in ways that empower workers to better support quality of life for residents and clients. The principle of Empowerment is validation and affirmation that you are making appropriate choices or moves with the context and information that you have. Watch and learn more about you can use the principle of empowerment to support empowerment in your organization.
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Force Field Analysis: A Tool for Person-Centered Organizations
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Force Field Analysis is a tool to further develop your community into a person-centered, learning organization. In this video we take you through an example of how to do a Force Field Analysis. Check it out!
Five Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach: Trustworthiness
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As we find ourselves still coping with the pandemic, the principles of trauma-informed care can be used to develop our organizations in ways that empower workers to better support quality of life for residents and clients.The principle of trustworthiness is clarity from support people, consistency, and follow-through. Watch and learn more about you can use the principle of trustworthiness to su...
Five Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach: Collaboration
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As we find ourselves still coping with the pandemic, the principles of trauma-informed care can be used to develop our organizations in ways that empower workers to better support quality of life for residents and clients.The principle of collaboration is making decisions WITH others.Watch and learn more about you can use the principle of collaboration to support empowerment in your organization.
Five Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach: Choice
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As we find ourselves still coping with the pandemic, the principles of trauma-informed care can be used to develop our organizations in ways that empower workers to better support quality of life for residents and clients.The principle of choice is the creation of multiple options and control to decide best options. Watch and learn more about you can use the principle of choice to support empow...
Smart Goals
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Person-centered organizations are learning organizations that regularly focus on improving what they do and how they do it. Watch this video to learn more about the SMART goals best practice that helps improve performance and promotes creative thinking, innovation, and better time management.
Five Principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach: Safety
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As we find ourselves still coping with the pandemic, the principles of trauma-informed care can be used to develop our organizations in ways that empower workers to better support quality of life for residents and clients.The principle of safety is considerations for physical and mental health and safety. Watch and learn more about how organizations can use techniques such as “Code Lavender” to...
Eden Associates & Friends from October 19, 2023
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Past graduates of the Dementia Beyond Drugs: Changing The Culture Of Care class come together and come as a group for discussion. Topics will include: -Ideas for integrating what you learned into QAPI/PIP projects ~ Danyce Seney, representing Alliant Health Solutions -The importance of information sharing at shift change ~ Perry Kemp, Executive Director of the Georgia Medical Directors Associat...
Absenteeism and Nursing Home Quality
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Check out this special microlearning that is written by Alfred Boakye, MA graduate at the Gerontology Institute at Georgia State University. Alfred worked on our grant as a Graduate Research Assistant while he was pursuing his Master's degree in Gerontology. Congratulations on all your hard work and accomplishments Alfred! Nursing home quality continues to be challenged by high rates of absente...
Plan Do Study Act: Improving Quality in Your Organization
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When your organization wants to make a change, Plan Do Study Act or PDSA is a strategy and tool that helps you lay out and document your quality improvement efforts. Watch this short video to see how you can use the Plan, Do, Study, Act cycle to support quality improvement in your organization.
Developing Cognitive Ramps for People Living with Dementia
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Cognitive ramps are tools and approaches to reduce confusion, support engagement and build on an individual’s strengths. Developing cognitive ramps can provide ways to help a person whose brain has changed to be successful in their environment. Watch and learn about developing cognitive ramps to enable and support people living with dementia.
Collaborative Goal Setting
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Collaborative Goal Setting is an ongoing process used to decide on and set goals together. Collaborative Goal Setting involves all care partners - everyone who is involved in supporting the resident in some way - working constructively with a clear understanding and purpose. Watch and learn how Collaborative Goal Setting can be used in your organization.
Eden Associates & Friends from January 19, 2023 featuring Park Spring's Tim Knight and Jacquie Hurt
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Quarterly Eden Associates & Friends meeting on January 19, 2023 featuring special guests from Park Springs, Tim Knight and Jacquie Hurt. Watch the conversation.
CULTURE CHANGE Matters Testimonial Video
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CULTURE CHANGE Matters is an educational course that is meant to help your staff gain a deep understanding of how to deliver person-centered care and implement culture change to support your organization's quality improvement journey. It provides a clear pathway for nursing center staff (and other stakeholders) to transition from a medical/institutional model to a true focus on delivering and e...
Young-Onset Dementia
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Due to negative portrayals of people living with dementia in the media and a lack of understanding, a common misperception is thinking that everyone with dementia is old and living with advanced symptoms. Young-Onset Dementia affects people under 65 years of age. It can occur as early as the 20s, but usually appears between 30 - 60. Watch and learn more about Young-Onset dementia.
Eden Associates & Friends Quarterly Gathering on October 20, 2022
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Eden Associates & Friends Quarterly Gathering on October 20, 2022
2022 Culture Change Network of Georgia Summit
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2022 Culture Change Network of Georgia Summit
The Use and MISUSE of Antipsychotics and Psychotropics
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The Use and MISUSE of Antipsychotics and Psychotropics
How Would YOU Behave If You Were Living With Dementia?
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How Would YOU Behave If You Were Living With Dementia?
Why Do We Need a Trauma-Informed Approach to Dementia Care?
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Why Do We Need a Trauma-Informed Approach to Dementia Care?
Eden Associates and Friends with Special Guest Gwenyth Johnson
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Eden Associates and Friends with Special Guest Gwenyth Johnson
A Trauma-Informed Approach to Supportive Supervision
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A Trauma-Informed Approach to Supportive Supervision
Supporting Ourselves And Others: Creating Organizations that are Trauma-Informed
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Supporting Ourselves And Others: Creating Organizations that are Trauma-Informed
Wonderful, short, speaker slow w text on screen. I've been using 'cognitive ramps' since my dx yrs ago, but had difficulty trying to explain what that meant. This was absolutely perfect! Thanks 🦋💜🌻
should treat all the residents right not only one
one resident has self -fish even other resident fall on the floor
Maby
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Really well done! Slowly spoken with great diction to make us think. Key points highlighted. Would love to also be able to get a written copy of the key points.
Excellent video! But where is all the information spoken actually written down so people can focus on what was shared? A written copy would be great information to share.
I'm scared 😢 I'm only 57, but have been noticing for the the past few yrs somethings not right. Can't pull words while in conversations, or losing my conversation, and asking, what was I saying. Falling over to my right, many times daily. I'm really scared. 😢😢😢😢😢
Excellent clip. Thanks.
Sorry, i forgot :-)
I guess the world is our oyster. We just have to open it and let the pearl in us shine. Thnk U k
Just had an mRI
How did it go?
I think keeping the person involved, interested and even challenged in as normal a way as possible & for as long as possible helps- eg, ask them to help you in the garden or doing a household chore. You will 'supervise' but make them feel they are still contributing something useful and helpful- that you need their input. Feeling useless and having a sense that you are 'just a burden' must be awful.
I can tell you that it does wonders. My mum always wants to feel useful even in her late stage Alzheimers. I even allow her to mix ingredients in a bowl then put them in a dish to cook in the oven( not turned on). Most of the things she tries to cook cannot be eaten but it doesn't matter.
too much stats
The Knaut Limited Company per government terms serves people with disabilities and senior citizens. We prefer to refer to participants as players all others as the general public at large or support/supporters or attendee(s)
There was no mention of vascular dementia...
Excellent explanation.
Very insightful presentation. Good question at the end.
Thanks for dispelling some common erroneous myths about dementia. I hope that there are some major breakthroughs in the fight against dementia. Many older friends have suffered from this malady and it is a real change to their caregivers. Perhaps in coming decades medical breakthroughs will make it easier for people to live longer and more productive lives even when they have some symptoms of dementia.
Thanks so much for your comment John! We hope so too!
Thank you. My husband has mixed dementia, though he doesn’t believe he has it. He can view your video and perhaps he will accept it.
@@imprimp7545 Ma'am, that is you're blessing in disguise. He could be angry and anxious. Ignorance is bliss in this situation. Take care of yourself. I've said many times that this illness kills 2 at the time. I won't be surprised is mamma survives me, her only child. I'm tired, with no hope and little joy. I just pray God's mercy
Very important “words” that we all need to think about from today forward. Your expectations and behaviors need to change! The well-being of those living with dementia is dependent on it.
What a crock of woke bullshit.
Hi!, love the work. You might enjoy this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him informative, yet down to earth.
This is a great video. Can I use it on a webpage for faculty at my college? With credits. It is an embed with the video listed on the references page. I am creating an articulate website for Older Americans Month.
Yes please use our video. Thank you!
This is such a lot of bull shit.
thankyou for vid
You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do
how did you do it can you share with me , thank you
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Please take the message in this video seriously, never leave anyone living with dementia in a hospital alone. The results can be devastating.
Go Georgia!
Thank you! Please share with friends and colleagues!