TRAINEES
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Ania Landy
PhD Student
Interdisciplinary Studies, University of British Columbia
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Sabina Staempfli
PhD Candidate
School of Nursing, University of British Columbia​​​​
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COMPLETED
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Karen Lok Yi Wong (PhD, Social Work)
Exploring the Use of Formal Support Services by Chinese People Living With Dementia: An Institutional Ethnography
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Sheila Novek (PhD, Social Work)
CIHR Postdoctoral Fellow
A Comparative Case Study of Collaborative Approaches to Research Involving People with Lived Experience of Dementia
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Mariko Sakamoto (PhD, Nursing)
Postdoctoral Fellow
Alternate Level of Care: Experiences of People with Dementia and Their Families
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Shelley Canning (PhD, Nursing)
Social and Emotional Engagement of Older Adults Living with Dementia in Long Term Residential Care
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Lillian Hung (PhD, Nursing)
Nursing Care of Older People with Dementia in the Acute Care Setting
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Gloria Puurveen (PhD, Interdisciplinary Studies)
Exploring the Experiences of People with Advanced Dementia Nearing the End of Life
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Sienna Caspar (PhD, Interdisciplinary Studies)
The influence of information exchange processes on the provision of person-centred care in residential care facilities
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Jennifer McDuff (MSN, Nursing)
Walking for Meaning in Dementia
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Elizabeth Kelson (PhD, Interdisciplinary Studies)
Challenges of person-centred dementia care: a critical ethnography of culture change in long-term care
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Sing Mei Chan (PhD, Social Work)
Exploring dementia care in Chinese immigrant families in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Louise Stern (PhD, Social Work)
The cultural whisper in our ear: intercultural dementia care in a Jewish long-term care facility

