This project is aimed at evaluating the First Link® programs and services offered by the Alzheimer Society of B.C.. From the perspectives of people living with dementia, care partners, and health care providers, our goal is to identify the strengths and areas for improvement of these programs to better the quality of life of those affected by dementia.
Why is this research important?
The results from this evaluation will inform the services offered and will help ensure that the Society is providing the best support and education possible to the dementia community in British Columbia and beyond.
Publications & Media
The Impact of a Global Pandemic on People Living with Dementia and Their Care Partners: Analysis of 417 Lived Experience Reports
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Vancouver Sun | People with dementia experience more stress, loneliness during pandemic: UBC study
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Team Members
Dr. Julie Robillard
Principal Investigator |
Mallorie Tam
Research Program Manager |
Steering Committee Members
Barbara Lindsay (ASBC)
Michele McCabe (ASBC)
Jennifer Lyle (ASBC)
Jennifer Perry (ASBC)
Eli Berenbeim (ASBC)
Cathryn France (ASBC)
Myrna Norman (Lived experience)
Mario Gregorio (Lived experience)
Funders
We are proud to have received funding for this project from the following organization:
