Alzheimer’s Association: Upcoming Events | Grief and Healing, Native Populations and Alzheimer’s and Advanced Care and Legal Planning

Alzheimer’s Association: Upcoming Events | Grief and Healing, Native Populations and Alzheimer’s and Advanced Care and Legal Planning

The Alzheimer’s Association® is hosting several virtual events, alongside other organizations, in April and May. Don’t miss your chance to join these learning opportunities to better understand grief and reflections in healing, Alzheimer’s disease in...
Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health in Nursing Facilities | Upcoming Virtual Events

Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health in Nursing Facilities | Upcoming Virtual Events

The Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health in Nursing Facilities (COE-NF) is excited to announce their 2024 series of the Behavioral Health Action Network. This series of six-monthly virtual one-hour sessions will kick off in May 2024. COE-NF is inviting...
Ambiguous Loss & Grief: Reflections and Healing

Ambiguous Loss & Grief: Reflections and Healing

Grief is the process of reacting to loss (thoughts, behaviors, emotions and physiological changes). People who are close to a person living with dementia often times experience grief and loss on the journey. This is because dementia is progressive (which means it will...
Great Plains QIN LAN Event: Using Plain Language – The CLAS-y Compliant Style of Healthcare Conversations and Communication | April 23, 2024

Great Plains QIN LAN Event: Using Plain Language – The CLAS-y Compliant Style of Healthcare Conversations and Communication | April 23, 2024

Over the past five decades, healthcare providers and healthcare systems have been tasked with providing increasingly complex medical care in a more equitable, cost-efficient, time-efficient – not to mention regulation-compliant – manner. During this Webinar, Dr. Kay...
Age-Friendly Healthcare for American Indian Elders | Virtual Symposium – April 10, 2024

Age-Friendly Healthcare for American Indian Elders | Virtual Symposium – April 10, 2024

Join Dakota Geriatrics and the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences for a free learning opportunity for applying Age-Friendly healthcare in American Indian populations. All are welcome to join, including healthcare providers, healthcare...
In Case You Missed It | Helping Long-Term Care Residents Keep Their Shine

In Case You Missed It | Helping Long-Term Care Residents Keep Their Shine

Nearly 37% of adults worldwide have vitamin D levels below the recommended amounts, according to research published in the journal Metabolites. In the U.S., studies have found that 14% to 18% of adults have low levels of vitamin D. Without enough vitamin D, bones may...
Grant Applications for the Center for Dementia Respite Innovation to Offer Person-Centered Dementia Care to Local Respite Care Providers

Grant Applications for the Center for Dementia Respite Innovation to Offer Person-Centered Dementia Care to Local Respite Care Providers

Since its inception, the Alzheimer’s Association has been a leader in outlining principles and practices of quality care for individuals living with dementia. Early on, the Guidelines for Dignity described goals for quality care, followed by Key Elements of Dementia...
Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance and Fit & Strong Instructor Trainings

Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance and Fit & Strong Instructor Trainings

Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance is an evidence-based balance training program designed to help adults improve their balance and reduce the risk of falling. Classes meet twice a week for an hour for 12 weeks. Participants are typically older adults living in the...