INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT 2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON - FRAILTY SEPTEMBER 26-27, 2019 - Canadian Frailty Network ...
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
INNOVATION AND
COLLABORATION
FOR IMPACT
2019 NATIONAL
CONFERENCE ON
FRAILTY SEPTEMBER 26-27, 2019
Delta Marriott, Toronto Airport
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 1 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT
GENERAL INFORMATION Registration Registration is located in the Plaza Foyer on the second floor of the Delta Marriott Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre. The Plaza Foyer is accessible by stairs or elevator. Thursday, September 26: 7am-4pm Friday, September 27: 7am-4pm Set-up Times Wednesday, September 25 3pm-6pm: CFN Trainee poster and Storyboard Forum set-up. All posters and storyboards must be set-up by 8am, Thursday, September 26. Internet Wi-Fi is available throughout the meeting space. Network: Delta Password: No password required Evaluations You will receive electronic evaluation forms at the end of the conference. Please remember to complete them as it provides valuable feedback for future meetings. Trainee Special Session: Bring your creations to life. Learn why intellectual property matters. All CFN Trainees (Project HQP, IFP, SSA) will attend a special session, Thursday, September 26 9am-10:30am. Attendance is mandatory for Trainees. Are you developing your idea into something tangible such as building a brand for your business or creating a product to sell? If so, then you need to know about intellectual property (IP). This seminar will introduce you to trademarks, patents, trade secrets, industrial designs and copyright, and explain how protecting your creations through IP rights can give you an advantage over your competition. Networking Reception All delegates are invited to attending the Networking Reception, Thursday, September 26 starting at 4pm. Light food and refreshment will be served. Conference Choice Storyboard Award Don’t forget to make some time to visit the Storyboard Forum in the Plaza Foyer. Cast your vote and receive a ticket for a complementary refreshment at the Networking Reception. 2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 2 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT
Exhibit Hall Floor Plan
Don’t forget to visit our generous sponsors at their exhibits.
Canadian Institutes of Health Research- Institute of Canadian Study on Longitudinal Aging (CLSA)
Aging (CIHR-IA)
McMaster Institute for Research on Aging (MIRA)
Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG)
myCareBase
Sanofi Pasteur
Medic Alert
Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement (CFHI)
Nexj
Plaza A Plaza Foyer Plaza B Plaza C
Exhibitors
Elevator
Exhibitors
Storyboard Forum
Registration Exhibitors
FULL PROGRAM
All sessions will be held in the Plaza Ballroom during the Conference. (Green text indicates a hyper link.)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019
3:00pm-6:00pm Innovator Storyboard and CFN Trainee Poster Set-up
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019
7:00am-8:30am REGISTRATION
7:30am-8:30am BREAKFAST
7:30am-8:30am CFN Trainee “meet and greet”
Toronto Meeting
Room
8:00am-8:30am Storyboard and Poster Viewing
8:30am-8:40am WELCOME
John Muscedere
8:40-9:40am Aging Danishly: Experiences and Lessons Learned in Denmark
This presentation will highlight the exceptional healthcare practices that the CFN-led
delegation observed during their visit to Denmark in May 2018.
Chair: John Muscedere
Speakers: Karen Chan, Tom Noseworthy, Cynthia Martineau
9:40am-10:40am Identifying Frailty: Who? When? Why?
Presenters will consider how frailty assessment and identification can have tremendous
impact on treatment, services, and outcomes for older adults.
Chair: Greg Hirsch
Speakers: Bethany Kwok, Sarah Tam Lee, Ben Robert,
Danielle Sinden, Daniel McIsaac
10:40am-10:55am Special Presentation by Canada’s National Ballet School
10:55am-11:15am BREAK
11:15am-12:15pm It Takes a Village
Supportive communities can take on many forms. Presenters will describe how to best
support older adults to live independently for as long as possible.
Chair: Wendy Duggleby
Speakers: Catherine Donnelly, Frances Morton-Chang, Eman Hassan
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 4 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT12:15pm-12:35pm Special Presentation
by Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod
12:35pm-2:35pm LUNCH AND NETWORKING
Don’t forget to visit the top innovators at the Storyboard Forum and vote for Conference
Choice Storyboard
2:35pm-3:35pm Hearing the Voices of People Living with Frailty and their Caregivers
Chair: Joyce Resin
Speakers: Olive Bryanton, Sarah (Gibbens) Dolson, Marlyn Gill,
Chelsia Gillis, Kelly Kay, Barb MacLean
3:35pm-3:50pm Announcement of Conference Choice Storyboard Award
4:00pm-6:00pm Networking Reception
All delegates are welcome to stay, connect with each other, panelists, and presenters.
Light food and beverage will be served.
DAY 2: SEPTEMBER 27
7:00am-8:30am REGISTRATION
7:30am-8:30am BREAKFAST
7:00am-8:30am CFN Trainee Poster Viewing
8:30am WELCOME
Jane Rylett
8:40am-9:00am Frailty at the front door: Assess or screen or in between?
Ken Rockwood
This presentation will consider the differences between screening and assessment in relation
to what clinicians need to know when (older) patients are acutely ill; distinguish between
risk stratification and care planning in the evaluation of frailty in people who are acutely
ill; discuss the role of clinical judgment (which is variable) from standardized testing (which
purports not to be) in the evaluation of people who are frail and acutely ill.
9:00am-10:00am Assessing Frailty Here, There, and Everywhere
Presenters will discuss the challenges and opportunities for identification of frailty in the
home and within healthcare settings.
Chair: John Muscedere
Speakers: Joseph Emmanuel Amuah, Olivier Beauchet, Kashtin Fitzsimons,
Hartley Perlmutter, Darryl Rolfson
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 5 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT10:00am-10:35am What’s Happening at CFN?
Frailty Outcomes Consensus (FOCUS) Project
Jeanette Prorok
CFN has recruited individuals from almost 20 countries to take part in a global Delphi
survey to identify a minimum set of common data elements and outcome measures for
frailty studies that can be collectively analyzed to better inform patient care.
Nutrition and Physical Activity Clinical Practice Guidelines for Older Adults Living
with Frailty
Jayna Holroyd-Leduc
Healthcare providers will soon have a valuable tool at their fingertips: evidence-based
nutrition and physical activity clinical practice guidelines for older adults living with
frailty. CFN has partnered with the McMaster Evidence Review Synthesis Team (MERST)
and McMaster Institute for Research on Aging (MIRA) to undertake the rigorous process
of developing guidelines. Important outcomes from this CFN collaboration will be physical
activity and nutrition recommendations that are associated with achieving various health
benefits among older adults living with frailty.
Frailty Biomarkers – A Path to Precision Medicine
Parminder Raina
CFN has partnered with the Canadian Longitudinal Study of Aging (CLSA), the McMaster
Institute for Research on Aging (MIRA) and Metabolon, Inc. to discover the frailty
biomarkers that may shed light on why some people become frail, determine the severity
of frailty and what can be done to help avoid the condition.
10:35am-10:50am Aging Veterans: Past, Present and Future
Mary Beth MacLean
This presentation will explore the history of programs for aging Veterans and the
potential of data sources on Veteran health and functioning to examine the care needs of
Veterans.
10:50am-11:10am BREAK
11:10am-12:40pm Connection is a Choice
James Rea
This interactive session introduces delegates to general principles in how to craft short,
clear, conversational statements, intelligible to non-scientists, about what you do and
why it matters.
The session consists of an interactive presentation and discussion on interpreting
technical material using examples and analogies to illuminate unfamiliar concepts to your
audience. The plenary will address problems and solutions in public interactions as well
as peer-to-peer communication.
12:40pm-1:40pm LUNCH
CFN 2019 Trainee Poster Winners Announced
12:40pm-1:10pm CFN Annual General Meeting
Windsor Meeting Room
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 6 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT1:40pm-2:10pm 2018 Trainee Poster Winner Presentations
Exploring the Needs and Associated Out-of-Pocket Expenses of Older People
Living with Frailty who Wish to Age-in-Place
Elaine Moody
Advance care planning: building capacity in interprofessional primary care
teams
Abe Hafid
2:10pm-3:10pm Prioritizing Medication Optimization: CFN Funded Research Presentations
A Collaborative Intervention for Streamlining Medication Appropriateness and
Deprescribing within Integrated Health-Care Teams
Shanna Trenaman
Role of community pharmacists in assessing frailty to improve medication use
and patient outcomes
Colleen Maxwell
Improving medication use in residential care: insights of frailty and brain vital
signs
Xiaowei Song
3:10pm-3:40pm Assessing Frailty in Primary Care: A Collaborative with the Canadian
Foundation for Healthcare Improvement
John Muscedere and Nicole Pollack
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 7 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACTSTORYBOARD FORUM
INNOVATION NAME STORYBOARD PRESENTER
HOME CARE
1 Caring Near and Far Lorie Donelle, Regional Health Services
2 Alternate Level of Care Prevention Pathway Pilot Melissa Aldoroty, Mississauga Halton LHIN
for Seniors with COPD and/or CHF
3 Walk-Well Universe Ahmed Abu Sharkh, McGill University
4 Ring of Support Linda Kaleis, Memotext; Joe Au-Yeung, SE Health
COMMUNITY CARE
5 Connections for Seniors Mohamed Abdallah, Connections for Seniors
6 Windsor-Essex Compassionate Care Community Kathryn Pfaff, University of Windsor
7 Health TAPESTRY (Health Teams Advancing Patient Julie Datta, McMaster University
Experience, Strengthening Quality)
8 Paul’s Club Alison Phinney, University of British Columbia
9 Empowering Patients: 5 questions to ask about Alice Watt, ISMP Canada
your medications
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
10 Senior Friendly Caregiver Education Project. Sarah Gibbens, Regional Geriatric Programs of
Caregiving Strategies: Providing Care and Support Ontario (RGPO)
for a Senior Living with Frailty
ACUTE CARE
11 Advance Care Planning @ LHSC Ravi Taneja, London Health Sciences Centre
12 Inter-rater Reliability of the Clinical Frailty Scale Megan Surkan, University of Alberta
between Geriatricians and Intensivists among
Patients Admitted to ICU
13 Applying a Frailty Lens to Care Planning on Melissa Buckler, Nova Scotia Health Authority
Medicine Inpatient Units
14 Elder-friendly Approaches to the Surgical Rachel Khadaroo, University of Alberta
Environment (EASE)
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 8 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT15 Pharmacist led intervention to improve Emily Reeve, Nova Scotia Health Authority
medication use in older in-patients living with
frailty: the Drug Burden Index
16 Seniors Transitions Enhancement Program Jane Loncke, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton
17 Complex Care Hub Michelle Grinman, Alberta Health Services
18 Identifying Frailty - There’s an App for That Paige Moorhouse, Nova Scotia Health Authority
19 Use of a Gait Tracking Device to Count Steps of Jose Estrada-Codecido, Sunnybrook Health
Older Emergency Department Patients Sciences Centre
LONG-TERM CARE
20 Supportive Oral Health for Seniors Nelly Villacorta-Siegal, Baycrest Health Sciences
21 SeeMe: Understanding Frailty Together Andrea Liu, Perley and Rideau Veterans’ Health
Centre
22 Early Integration of Palliative Care in Long Term Giulia-Anna Perri, Baycrest Health Sciences
Care Home using Telemedicine
23 PrescribingVR Lora Appel, University Health Network
24 ABLE - Arts-Based exercise enhancing LongEvity Caitlin McArthur, GERAS Centre for Aging
Research, McMaster University
PALLIATIVE/END OF LIFE CARE
25 The 3 Wishes Program Deborah Cook, McMaster University
PRIMARY CARE
26 MyCareMapp Kassandra Lemmon, University of Waterloo
27 Camrose Primary Care Network Collaboratory– Siu Mee Cheng, Ryerson University
Geriatric Assessment Program and Integrated
Care
28 The Balance Toolkit: A Clinic-in-a-Box to Assess Ben Cornish, University of Waterloo
Human Balance and Mobility
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 9 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACTCFN TRAINEE POSTERS
POSTER # POSTER ABSTRACT
PROJECT HQP POSTERS
1 More-2-Eat Phase 2: Monitoring spread and sustained change in a hospital nutrition pathway
(KT Grant 2017-01)
J. Morrison, C. Laur, J.A. Dubin, H. Chen, L.J. Curtis, J.J. Bell, L.M. Gramlich, R. Valaitis, S. Ray, H.H.
Keller
2 Understanding the role of the public in reducing low-value care: A scoping review and
follow-up meta-analysis (KT Grant 2017-15)
E.E. Sypes, C. de Grood, L. Whalen-Browne, J. Parsons Leigh, F.M. Clement, D.J. Niven, H.T. Stelfox
3 Better Targetting, Better outcomes for Frail Elderly (BABEL) (Transformative Grant 2015-15P)
L.A. Turcotte, P. Hébert, G. Heckman, J.P. Hirdes
4 Assessing balance control using the Wii balance board: Older adults baseline measures in a
mutli-site randomized controlled trial (Catalyst Grant 2018-15)
D. Ouellette, D. Bouchard, K. Cooling, M. Gallibois, E. Read, J. Hebert P. Jarrett, M. Sénéchal, C.
McGibbons, L. Caissie, G. Handrigan
5 A deficit- based approach to determine frailty: impact on clinical outcomes post- cardiac
surgery (Catalyst Grant 2018-13)
S. Sarkar, J.B. MacLeod, C. Aguiar, A. Hassan, K. Brunt, J. Francois Légaré
6 Clinical Frailty and Outcomes Among Patients with Bloodstream Infection (Catalyst Grant
2017-08)
S. Pong, R.A. Fowler, A. Rishu, R. Pinto, D.J. Cook, B. Liu, K. Rockwood, N. Daneman
7 Implementation of a clinical surveillance tool to screen for palliative needs in the final year
of life (KT Grant 2017-10)
J. Lapenskie, P. Wegier, M. Chasen, L.Herx, K. Kyeremanteng, P. Varga, M. Barwick, A. Jakda, D.
Kobewka, P. Tanuseputro, J. Downar
8 Social frailty in recently relocated semi-independent older adults
C. Bigonnesse, S. Dupuis-Blanchard, D. Maillet, O. Gould, M. Andrew, F. Légaré, C. Jose (Catalyst
Grant 2018-42)
9 Validation of family-administered delirium detection in intensive care unit patients with
frailty (Catalyst Grant 2018-01)
B.K. Rosgen, K.D. Krewulak, H.T. Stelfox, J.M. Holroyd-Leduc, K.M. Fiest
10 TELEPROM-G: A Study Evaluating Access and Care Delivery of Telehealth Services among
Community-Based Seniors with Depressive Symptoms (Catalyst Grant 2015-TG)
B. Harerimana, C. Forchuk, A.Vasudev, A. M. Burhan, R. Booth, J. Hoch, W. Isaranuwatchai, M.
Lewis, D. J. Lizotte, A. Rudnick, M. Chambers, F. Nolan, A.J Flint, K. Looper, Cassidy, K. Soham Rej, T.
O’Regan, J.P. Reiss
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 10 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT11 Improving Supportive End of Life Care in Long-Term-Care (Catalyst Grant 2018-03)
P.Harasym, S. Brisbin, P.B. Quail, L. Venturato, A. Sinnarajah, J. Holroyd-Leduc, N. Virk, S. Kaasalainen,
T. Sussman, S. Straus
12 Optimizing C5-75: Refining frailty screening and management in primary care
(Catalyst Grant 2018-19)
A. Jones, L. Lee, T. Patel, L.M. Hillier, G. Heckman, A.P. Costa
13 RCT feasibility study of the Team Approach to Polypharmacy Evaluation and Reduction
(TAPER) in Long-Term Care: Integrating families’ experiences (Catalyst Grant 2017-20)
J. Parascandalo, D. Mangin, L. Lamarche, J. Varughese, A. Ross, J. Richardson, J. Gillet, A. Ali, K.
Freeman, J. Langevin, S. Borhan, H. Siu
14 Prevalence of prescription and non-prescription drug use by frailty status among Canadians
aged 40 to 79 (Catalyst Grant 2017-21)
S. Leslie, Y. Guo, D. Hennessy, D. Hogan, N. Nakhla, M. Tadrous, C. J. Maxwell
15 Systematic review of predictors of adherence to exercise therapy in older adults with a
medical condition (Catalyst Grant 2018-16)
E. Hladkowicz, M. Vierula, S. Pilon, S. Boet, G.L. Bryson, S. Gagné, A. Huang, M. Lalu, L.T. Lavallée,
H. Moloo, J. Nantel, B. Power, C. Scheede-Berdgdahl, M. Taljaard, C. van Walraven, A.J. Forster, C.
McCartney, D.I. McIsaac
16 Pharmacist-Led Intervention to Improve Medication Use in Older Inpatients
(Catalyst Grant 2017-13)
M. Dearing, S. Bowles, J. Isenor, K. Rockwood, K. Toombs, L. Kouladjian-O’Donnell, S. Hilmer, C. Van
Zoost, H. Neville, C. Sirois, O. Kits, A. Negus, M. Hajizadeh, M. Peers, E. Reeve
17 Knowledge translation resources to support quality of life assessments with older adults
living with frailty (Catalyst Grant 2018-17)
D. Duquette, K. Schick-Makaroff, A. Beemer, T. Fletcher, D. Judd, C. Liu, N. Suryaprakash, R. Sawatzky
18 Frailty in relation to polypharmacy and cognition: An analysis of the effect on mortality in
interRAI residential care data (Catalyst Grant 2017-25)
M. Zou, R. Kelly, B. Chinda, M. Braley, T. Arvan, R. McDermid, K. Rockwood, X. Song
19 Polypharmacy in Relation to Age and Cognition in Long-term Care (Catalyst Grant 2017-25)
E. Zhang, M. Zou, R. Kelly, B. Chinda, X. Song
20 Brain Vital Signs in Relation to Cognition in Older Adults under Residential Care (Catalyst
Grant 2017-25)
T. Arvan, K. Sepheri, S. G. Hajra, B. Chinda, M. Zou, G. Pawlowski, C. Liu, S. Fickling, R.C.N. D’arcy, X.
Song
21 Breaking “Bad Rest” Study: Interrupting sedentary time to reverse frailty in acute care
(Catalyst Grant 2018-27)
D.S. Kehler, C. Blanchard, L. Cahill, M. Hajizadeh, P. Jarrett, R. Visvanathan, R. Romero-Ortuno, P.
Hartley, K. Rockwood, O. Theou
22 Provider perception of frailty is associated with dialysis decision making in patients with
CKD (Catalyst Grant 2018-11)
R. Brar, R. Whitlock, P. Komenda, C. Rigatto, B. Prasad, C. Bohm N. Tangri
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 11 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT23 Advanced Care Planning Among Non-Urban Lesbian, Gay, and Transgender Older Adults in
BC (Transformative Grant 2015-03)
R.M. Beringer, G. Gutman, B. de Vries
24 Clinician Perceptions of the Serious Illness Care Program: A Qualitative Study (Transformative
Grant 2015-03-P)
A. Lagrotteria, M. Swinton, J. You
25 An Implementation and process evaluation of the Serious Illness Conversation Program
across four hospital wards in Canada (Transformative Grant 2015-03-P)
J. Singh, J. You, M. Swinton, J. Simon, F. Dunne, S. King, J. Ray Semenchuk, J. Zelmer, I. Ma
26 Study of the factors influencing implementation of four frailty-screening tools in family
medicine clinics in Canada (Transformative Grant 2015-24)
G. Acakpo, S. Maranda-Pelletier, J. Elliott, A. Costa, O. Theou, P. Stolee, G. Heckman, M.-J. Sirois, P.
McPhedran, K. Rockwood, A. Kernoghan, A. M. C. Giguere
27 An intervention to support pharmacist led deprescribing in primary car (Catalyst Grant 2017-10)
S. C. Trenaman, M. J. H. Willison, B. Robinson, J. E. Isenor, P. G. Jarrett, M. K. Andrew
28 Frailty in Older Adults Living with Epilepsy – A Community-Based Study
(Catalyst Grant 2017-19)
A. Subota, C.B. Josephson, M.R. Keezer J. McMillan, A. Gonzalez-Izquierdo, N. Jetté, J. Holroyd-Leduc
29 Clinical implication of muscle composition of older surgical patients (Catalyst Grant 2014-31)
A.S. Bhullar, L. Warkentin, V.E. Baracos, V.C. Mazurak, R.G. Khadaroo
30 Supporting adults with IDD who are frail: intersectoral collaboration in action (Catalyst
Grant 2018-35)
E. Deck, T. Barabash, L. Martin, H. Ouellette-Kuntz
31 Optimizing Transitions from Hospital to Home for Frail Older Adults: Patient, Caregiver, and
Interdisciplinary Health Care Professional Perspectives (Catalyst Grant 2019-38)
L.L. Davis, N.E. Hanson, E.K. Kervin, P. Jarrett, R. McCloskey
CFN IFP 2018 POSTERS
32 Effects of dance on cognitive function in older adults: A systematic review & meta-analysis
P. Hewston, C. Kennedy, S. Borhan, G. Ioannidis, S. Marr, A. Lee, D. Merom, N. Santesso, P. Santaguida,
L. Thabane, S. Bray, A. Papaioannou
33 The Relationship Between Attitudes Regarding Deprescribing Medications, the Number of
Medications being taken and the Frailty Index of Long-Term Care Residents
F. Seymour
34 Death Preparedness in Dementia: Results of a Delphi Survey of Items for the ‘Caring Ahead’
Questionnaire
P. Durepos, N. Akhtar-Danesh, T. Sussman, J. Ploeg, A. Papaioannou, S. Kaasalainen
35 Lifestyle Behaviors among Canadian Middle Aged and Older Adults: What’s their Impact on Frailty?
A. Mayo, D. S. Kehler, K. Rockwood, O. Theou
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 12 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT36 The Zeitgeist Program: Connecting Inter-Generationally Through Co-Design
M. Sakamoto, P. Malcolm, S. Kulkarni, A. Salami, A. Phinney, C. Raber, J. Hannan, N. Beyzaei
37 Innovative Models and Designs for Long-Term Care: Helping Owners and Operators Decide
K. Alsbury, C. de Santis, N. Cooper, V. Haroun
38 New Brunswick Physicians’ Perspectives Toward Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)
C. Robertson, E. A. Read
39 The Association between Frailty and Physical Function in an ICU Early Rehabilitation Trial
A. Takaoka, D. Heels-Ansdell, D.J. Cook, M.E. Kho
40 Assessing the whole person: Understanding frailty screening tools
J. Van Damme, K. Lemmon, E. Neiterman, M. Oremus, P. Stolee
41 Perceptions, stigma and healthcare implications of frailty: A scoping review
J. Borges, K. Alsbury, P. Durepos, P. Hewston, M. Sakamoto, A. Takaoka
CFN IFP 2019 POSTERS
42 Prediction of Adverse Health Outcomes in Emergency Department Older Patients using a
Frailty Index from routinely collected data
M. Al-Aqel, O. Theou, K. Rockwood
43 Stand If You Can- A Randomized Controlled Trial
K. Cooling, D. Bouchard, M. Gallibois, M. Sénéchal, E. Read, J. Hebert, L. Caissie, P. Jarret, C. McGibbon,
G.A. Handrigan
44 Exploring the Development of Innovative Future Models of Long-Term Care in Canada that
Address Frailty
J. Dunning, S. Sinha
45 Defining a successful transition in care after surgery for older adults with frailty
E. Hladkowicz, D.I. McIsaac, Soha Abdellatif, R. Breau, S, Gagné, A. Huang, M. Lalu, R. McGinn, D.
Wijeysundera, J. Miller
46 Prevalence of multiple medication prescriptions and risk of adverse cardiac outcomes in
older adults
L.K. Murray, A. Johnson, D. Seitz
47 Rehabilitation Received by Patients with Frailty in the ICU: Secondary Analysis of the CYCLE
Pilot RCT
H.K. O’Grady, M.E. Kho
48 Advancing our theoretical understanding of prefrailty
J. Rasiah, G. G. Cummings, A. Gruneir, N. O’elke, C. Estabrooks, J. Holroyd-Leduc
49 Exploring the experiences of service providers supporting older homeless adults in
community-based settings
V. Sacco, P. Stolee
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 13 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT50 Early mobility recovery in critically ill older patients predicts in hospital survival
S.D. Searle, S. Walsh, T. Mercier, G. Davis, B. Haroon, S. McMullen, D. Davis. K. Rockwood
51 Impact of caregiving on care-recipient’s use of healthcare services
S. Shearkhani, G. Anderson, K. Kuluski, W.P. Wodchis
CFN SSA 2019 POSTERS
52 Detecting Frailty in Routine Clinical Practice: The Senior-Friendly Fit-Frailty App
A. Hanman, G. Ioannidis, A. Papaioannou, K. Rockwood, J.D. Adachi, P. Hewston, J. Lee, A. Negm, S.
Marr, C. Kennedy
53 Frailty in older adults (≥50 years) living with HIV: a comparison of three frailty screening
measures
A.C. Lewis, M.J. Gill, J.M. McMillan
54 The Validity of a Walking Speed Measurement Tool for Long-Term Care Residents
S. Webb, M. Gallibois, K. Cooling
55 Quality of Life Assessment Video on Person-Centred Care for People Living with Frailty
M. Muhic, R. Sawatzky, B.Forde, K. Schick-Makaroff, S.R. Cohen
56 The PREHAB Study: A prospective randomized clinical trial of exercise therapy for people
living with frailty having cancer surgery
J.F. Shaw, K. Dorrance, C. Saunders, E. Hladkowicz, J. Nantel, H. Moloo, L. Lavallee, M. Lalu, G. Bryson,
A. Huang, S. Gagne, B. Power, A. Forster, C. Scheede-Bergdahl, C. van Walraven, C. McCartney, M.
Taljaard, D. McIsaac
57 Registered Dietitians End-of-Life Care Current Practice
A. Stobbe, A. Cammer, L. Thorpe
58 Longitudinal Investigation of the Cognitive Benefits of an Intergenerational Choir in a
Community Setting: The Voices in Motion Project
M. Trites, S.W.S. MacDonald, S. Santana, C. Tamburri, D. Sheets
59 Impact of caregiving on care-recipient’s use of healthcare services
M. Gallibois, S. Webb, K. Cooling, E. Read, J. Hebert, P. Jarrett, M. Sénéchal, C. McGibbon, L. Caissie, G.
Handrigan, D.R. Bouchard
60 Heat Alert and Response System: Reaching Fredericton’s Vulnerable Population During High
Temperatures
R. Marshall, T. Rickards
61 The Effects of MBCT on Cognition in Late-Life Depression and Anxiety: A Pilot RCT
J. Wu, M. Lifshitz, M. Nassim, S.G. Torres-Platas, J. Therriault, A. Vasudev, P. Rosa-Neto, M.
Chakravarty, S. Rej
62 Impact of a Deprescribing Focused Pharmacist Consultation on Frail Community Dwelling
Older Adults R. Druken, C. Balsom, N.
2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 14 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACTMany thanks to the Poster Judges who dedicated their time and expertise: Josef Amann Sara Mallinson Danielle Bouchard Lynn Martin Mollie Cole Andrea Mayo Suzanne Dupuis-Blanchard Aaron McKim Allan Garland Carmel Montgomery Annette Garm Elaine Moody Chelsia Gillis Fran Seymour Michelle Grinman Xiaowei Song Gloria Guttman Emily Reeve Richard Hall Darryl Rolfson Jayna Holroyd-Leduc 2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 15 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Travel Bursary Sponsor
t twitter.com/CFN_NCE #frailtymatters f facebook.com/canadianfrailtynetwork/ 2019 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FRAILTY 18 INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION FOR IMPACT
You can also read
