Memory Care in Primary Care - An Interagency Memory Care Service within a Community-Based Family Health
Team

A Team Optimization Project to develop an Inter-Agency team-based Memory Care Service which provides all patients in a community-based FHO with memory concerns or dementia access to appropriate evidence-based assessment and management by their known Primary Care Providers.

Location: Peterborough, Ontario

Lead Organization: The Medical Centre Family Health Organization
Focus: Developing a partnership with the Alzheimer Society and providing training for an RN Embedded Assessor and for physicians/nurses in the FHT.

Project Team:

  • Project Co-Lead: Dr. David Carr, Family Physician, The Medical Centre Family Health Organization

  • Project Co-Lead: Dr. Jennifer Ingram, Founder and Consultant Geriatrician, The Kawartha Centre

  • Jennifer Johnstone, Executive Director, Alzheimer Society of Peterborough

  • Donna Hickey, Person with Lived Experience

  • Geneviève Arsenault-Lapierre, Senior Research Associate at the Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research, Jewish General Hospital

  • Don Bird, Information Technology Specialist, The Medical Centre Family Health Organization

  • Jenna Butcher, Allied Health Receptionist, Peterborough Family Health Team

  • Brenda Wigmore, RN, Peterborough Family Health

    Team

  • Jennifer Gooderham, Client Support Coordinator,

    Alzheimer Society of Peterborough

  • Sara Kennedy, RN, Peterborough Family Health

    Team

  • Sara deRuiter, Client Support Coordinator,

    Alzheimer Society of Peterborough

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