It’s no secret that point-of-care staff have a deep understanding of the needs of older adults. Care professionals like nurses, social workers, physicians, personal support workers, and arts and recreation therapists who work with older adults often improvise to meet the growing demands of an aging demographic – and hold key insights into what can be improved in seniors’ care. As the Canadian population ages, those unique insights are needed now more than ever in order to improve the lives of older adults with dementia and their care partners. The Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI), powered by Baycrest, invites point-of-care staff to apply to the 2019 Spark program to bring their innovative ideas to life. CABHI’s Spark program empowers point-of-
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