June 2011 Archive Posts

Let’s Get Real About Elder Abuse in 2011 – PART 2: Systems Currently in Place

June 24, 2011

Surf the web looking for information on elder abuse and you will find so many pamphlets, hotlines and information ...

Let’s Get Real About Elder Abuse in 2011 – PART 1: Editor’s Note

June 24, 2011

June 24th 2011: Wednesday June 15th we honoured the Sixth annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) by focusing ...

New Minister of State for Seniors Alice Wong's Letter to CARP

June 24, 2011

Elder Abuse Message to CARP: Download the original Letter from the Minister here Canada’s seniors represent a ...

Report from the Field: Bruce Bird's Notes on the Active Aging Symposium

June 24, 2011

  Bruce Bird, Chair of CARP's North Fraser Chapter, represented CARP at the Active Aging Symposium 2011, ...

Hot Talks – The History of the 'Patient Experience'

June 24, 2011

June 24, 2011 The patient experience is becoming a health sector priority, even if it may not feel like it when youre ...

Let's Get Real About Elder Abuse in 2011 – PART 3: Service Gaps on the Ground and CARP Recommendations

June 24, 2011

Start with Coordination and Rationalizing Services and Responses Clearly, the patchwork of services, responsibility ...

Let's Get Real About Elder Abuse in 2011 – PART 2: Systems Currently in Place

June 24, 2011

Surf the web looking for information on elder abuse and you will find so many pamphlets, hotlines and information ...

Let's Get Real About Elder Abuse in 2011 – PART 1: Editor's Note

June 24, 2011

June 24th 2011: Wednesday June 15th we honoured the Sixth annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) by focusing ...

Letter to CARP from Irene Mathyssen, the Official Opposition Critic for Seniors Issues

June 24, 2011

June 23rd 2011: Irene Mathyssen, Official Opposition Critic for Seniors Issues has written CARP a letter to discuss ...

Caregiver’s Diary: Driving With Dad

June 24, 2011

My 88 year old father-in-law took his biennial driving exam recently and passed with flying colours. He was elated. A ...