Search Results - "Lu, Stephanie K"

Improving access to community support and services for persons living with dementia: Integration of home care services into primary care‐based memory clinics by Lee, Linda, Lu, Stephanie K, Hillier, Loretta M, Gregg, Susie, Kaufman Carlin, Gail

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Enabling Advance Care Planning in Dementia Care: A Primary Care Approach by Lee, Linda, Hillier, Loretta M., Lu, Stephanie K., Ward, Donna

“…Background: Lack of tools to support advance care planning (ACP) has been identified as a significant barrier to implementing these discussions. Aim: We pilot…”
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A "Patient Preference" Model of Recruitment for Research from Primary-Care-Based Memory Clinics: A Promising New Approach by Lee, Linda, Hillier, Loretta M, Patel, Tejal, Gregg, Susie, Hickman, Kathy, Lu, Stephanie K, Lee, Michael, Borrie, Michael J

“…Recruiting persons with dementia for clinical trials can be challenging. Building on a guide initially developed to assist primary-care-based memory clinics in…”
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An innovative approach to recruiting participants for dementia research: primary care and researcher perspectives by Lee, Linda, Hillier, Loretta M, Patel, Tejal, Lu, Stephanie K, Lee, Michael, Lee, Catherine

“…To describe clinician and researcher perceptions of a new, patient preference focused approach to recruiting patients for research from primary care-based…”
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Exploring Perceptions and Experiences of Food Allergy among New Canadians from Asia by Lu, Stephanie K., Elliott, Susan J., Clarke, Ann E.

“…Introduction. In Canada, perceived prevalence of food allergy surpasses systematic estimates. Canadian immigrants have been found more likely to rate the risk…”
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Recruitment of participants for dementia research: interprofessional perspectives from primary care-based memory clinics by Lee, Linda, Locklin, Jason, Patel, Tejal, Lu, Stephanie K, Hillier, Loretta M

“…To understand clinician attitudes and the barriers that impede research recruitment from specialized primary care-based memory clinics. Clinicians completed a…”
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A Content Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of the Seasonal Flu Vaccine in Ontario, Canada, October 2001 to March 2011 by Meyer, Samantha B., Lu, Stephanie K., Hoffman-Goetz, Laurie, Smale, Bryan, MacDougall, Heather, Pearce, Alex R.

“…Seasonal flu vaccine uptake has fallen dramatically over the past decade in Ontario, Canada, despite promotional efforts by public health officials. Media can…”
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Persons with dementia and care partners' perspectives on memory clinics in primary care by Lee, Linda, Slonim, Karen, Hillier, Loretta M, Lu, Stephanie K, Lee, Jennifer

“…To understand persons with dementia (PWD) and care partners' experiences with the Primary Care Collaborative Memory Clinic (PCCMC) care model. Interviews were…”
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An Evaluation Toolkit for Small NGOs in Water‐based Development by Lu, Stephanie K., Elliott, Susan J., Majowicz, Shannon E., Perlman, Christopher M.

“…Small NGOs in international development have a unique advantage when it comes to engaging communities, establishing partnerships and advocating rights…”
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Evaluability assessment of a small NGO in water-based development by Lu, Stephanie K., Elliott, Susan J., Perlman, Christopher M.

“…Small non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in water-based development in low- and middle-income countries face unique challenges when it comes to…”
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Person-centered risk assessment framework: assessing and managing risk in older adults living with dementia by Lee, Linda, Hillier, Loretta M, Lu, Stephanie K, Martin, Sharon Dillon, Pritchard, Sarah, Janzen, Jennifer, Slonim, Karen

“…This study pilot-tested the person-centered risk assessment framework (PCRAF), a framework for managing risk among persons living with dementia (PLWD) in…”
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Perceived Facilitators and Barriers to Evaluative Thinking in a Small Development NGO by Lu, Stephanie K., Elliott, Susan J., Perlman, Christopher M.

“…The Global Goals come with challenging implications for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in international development and their capacity for high-quality…”
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