2009 Power Point presentations from the American Association of Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities. Competence and Compassion: The Essentials of Dementia Responsive Supports by Genny Pugh. Included are descriptions on how dementia presents in older adults with developmental disabilities, differential diagnosis, and interventions. Dementia, Intellectual Disabilities, and Community Care Models by Matthew P. Janicki, PhD. More [...]
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Developmental Disabilities & Dementia
May 25, 2010Hospital Admission & Discharge Guides
January 19, 2010Find caregiver guides from the United Hospital Funds on a variety of topics, including hospital admission procedures, hospital discharge procedures, and emergency room visits. Learn your discharge rights under Medicare from the Center for Medicare Advocacy. Read tips regarding Alzheimer’s related hospitalizations from the Alzheimer’s Association. Iona Information & Referral specialists are available Monday through Friday [...]
New Aging-in-Place Technology
January 4, 2010Read articles about new technology that helps seniors age-in-place in the Washington Post (GPS equipped shoes for wanderers), the Washington Examiner (high tech medical ID “bracelet), and at ABC news (various). Research products via the Center for Aging Services Technology clearing house and AbleData.com‘s database.
Caregiving Guides
December 21, 2009Read free general caregiving guides by the National Institute on Aging. Read dementia-related care guides (many free) by the Alzheimer’s Association 1-800-272-3900. Call or email Iona Information & Referral (202-895-9448; info@Iona.org) for answers to aging-related resource questions.
Delaying Alzheimer’s
November 16, 20092009 National Institute on Aging publication, “Can Alzheimer’s Disease Be Prevented. Call or email Iona Information & Referral (202-895-9448; info@Iona.org) for answers to aging-related resource questions.
The Truth about Memory Exercises
November 16, 20092009 Stanford University press release on memory exercises. Call or email Iona Information & Referral (202-895-9448; info@Iona.org) for answers to aging-related resource questions.