Keeping Senior Safe – Webinar
WEBINAR: Keeping Seniors Safe
— Patients for Patient Safety Canada (@patients4safety) May 6, 2020
Join us for this patient-led webinar to identify safety risks together & explore practical solutions for seniors. The ideas are drawn from real life experiences noting how #COVID19 impacted seniors.
Register: https://t.co/yFLIgR5pXc #patientsafety pic.twitter.com/kRqJnHH5jC
Conversation Worth Having
A Special Birthday
Even though we are in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Luke was able to have a very special birthday. Thanks to the Calgary Fire Department for making this a possibility. Check out the full story here.
Why Stay at Home?
Stay home.
— Raj Bhardwaj (@RajBhardwajMD) March 22, 2020
Keep your distance.
Wash your hands.
Everyone who does this saves livespic.twitter.com/6ZDw4okKeY
An important video- COVID-19
THIS THIS THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THIS. Please watch and share. Brilliantly and simply put. pic.twitter.com/LAlAvq0jg7
— Greg James (@gregjames) March 22, 2020
How can we help each other during COVID-19?
As we know, there is a lot of fear and angst that exist concerning the COVID-19 pandemic. While it may be assumed that such fear and angst cause people to go into a self-preservation and self-protection mode and not reach out to others, as this article illustrates, the opposite is indeed the case.
Barriers: Breaking or Building?
A short but powerful video. Definitely one worth watching.
Learn About Rare Diseases
If you will be in Calgary or area on Friday, February 28th and would like to learn more about rare diseases, here is your opportunity to do so. https://twitter.com/HAnalyticsInc/status/1232361387709435904
@HAnalyticsInc will have a booth at the AB Rare Disease Event on Friday Feb 28. Come learn about life experience with rare diseases at Glenbow Museum. https://t.co/OitzGYBtdo @LEAD4changes #RareDisease
— HAnalytics Solutions (@HAnalyticsInc) February 25, 2020
Coffee…connections…comfort
As many people know, Alzheimer’s can be a very isolating journey for both patients and their caregivers. Memory Cafes help address these issues by providing people like Doug and Connie Moore with opportunities to connect with others over conversation and coffee.
To find Comfort Cafes in Canada, visit this website.
