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Why working in programming in long-term care is nothing like you think! Andrew Ross AGNG 498 Winter 2011

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Why working in programming in long-term care is nothing

like you think!

Andrew RossAGNG 498Winter 2011

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Depression is common Dementia is on the rise Mental abuse= elder abuse

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Physical activity lowers depression Social elders social have a sharper

memory

http://health.ucsd.edu/news/2010/2-25-depression-seniors.htmhttp://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/06/04/socializing-appears-to-delay-memory-problems/

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Keeping the residents active• Mentally • Physically

Developing Community Creating Social Experiences Direct interaction with the elders

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Talk with the residents Meet with the programming team Discuss with the interdisciplinary team Engage the residents

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Make a difference Give back to the community Improve an elder’s life You will have a job!

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The Boomers are coming! Different wants and needs

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Creativity! Patience! Like to party! Willingness to explore the unknown!

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The End of an Era A New Beginning

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ElderU: Find your passion

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Cheer for local sports teams Explore the arts

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Bring the fun home!