Healthy Connections 2010 Workshops
Keynote Speakers Webcast
Wayson Choy, Judith Schaefer, Jennifer Chambers, Helen Leung, and Andy Underwood
Workshop Materials
DEMENTIA SELF MANAGEMENT
Materials from Health Coaching for Dementia Care: Making Sense of Self-Management Strategies
Dementia Self Management – Frances MORTON – presentation
Frances MORTON – presentation summary and additional resources
Self Management Session Worksheet
Early Stage Memory Loss: Tips and Strategies
HEALTH EQUITY IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Health Equity Impact Assessment Workshop – Bob GARDNER and Anthony MOHAMED, Wellesley Institute and St. Micheal’s Hospital.
Health Equity Impact Assessment – Slide Handout
This hands-on 90 minute session introduces a proven equity planning tool that helps to assess the potential impact of health programming and/or service initiatives among diverse health disadvantaged communities. For additional information on the HEIA template and workbook, please visit the Toronto Central LHIN Aging at Home webpage at: http://www.torontocentrallhin.on.ca/Page.aspx?id=2838
Health Equity Impact Assessment Tool
Health Equity Impact Assessment Workbook
TEACH MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING
Putting Motivational Interviewing Skills into Practice – Marilyn HERIE and Rosa DRAGONETTI- TEACH: This skills-building workshop is designed to help participants enhance their clinical skills in Motivational Interviewing. This 90 minute workshop has been designed for all health care practitioners – especially those who work as front line workers with clients on a daily basis.
Motivational Learning Skills Handout
SELF -MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE POPULATIONS
Self Management Strategies Among Culturally Diverse Populations – Betty Shuc Han WILLS, Carefirst Seniors & Community Services Association – Toronto is a culturally and ethnically diverse city and visible minorities account for 43% of its residents (Census of Canada 2001). The prevalence of type 2 diabetes (T2D) is high in non-European ethnic groups (ICES, 2007) and is particularly high in populations from East Asia and South Asia. Diabetes self-management programs have been shown to be effective in empowering individuals to take better care of themselves, but these programs must be culturally appropriate for each group.
Co-creating Care with Ethnic Communities – Helen LEUNG, Carefirst Seniors and Community Services Association
SELF MANAGEMENT PART II
Change is Good, You Go First – Implementing Self-Management Support through Interdisciplinary Team Care – Enabling individuals to make good choices and sustain health behaviours calls for a collaborative relationship between healthcare providers and teams, and clients and their families. This 90 minute workshop addresses the implementation of self-management support: team care, roles and tasks, cross-training and community partnerships.
Change Is Good – Judith SCHAEFER, Session 1 Handout
Change Is Good Part II – Judith SCHAEFER, Session 2 Handout
UB-PAP – Ultra Brief Personal Action Plan
Jennifer Chambers, Empowerment Council, CAMH (materials unavailable) – Support for support for self-managed care in the addictions and mental health community - a strong voice to the client perspective.
