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Building Capacity for Better Care

Join Dr. J. Kenneth LeClair and Sarah Clark as they address the pressing challenges in health care, particularly for individuals with dementia and chronic illnesses. This session will explore the need for a multi-level approach to enhance our health care systems through relationship-centered and person-directed care. We'll discuss essential components like integrated care systems, collaborative services, and caregiver support as key strategies for improvement. Engage with us to shape the future of behavioral support in Canada. Visit www.bssproject.ca for more information.

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Building Capacity for Better Care

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  1. Building Capacity for Better Care Behavioural Support Systems Across Canada Dr. J Kenneth LeClair Sarah Clark

  2. The Challenge • Dementia • Chronic Illness • Behaviour • Aging

  3. 18th Century Health Care in the 21st Century

  4. The Supports • System failure • Capacity failure • Prevention / early detection M. Kirkevold

  5. Key to Change:Multi-level Approach • Health Care System • Organizational • Community / Team • Point of Care D. Offord

  6. Behavioural Support Systems Framework

  7. National BSS: Guiding Principles and Components What, who, why?

  8. Guiding Principles for a BSS • Care is Relationship-Centred and Person-Directed • Behaviour is Communication • Respect is Given for All • Care System Must be Accountable and Provide Leadership • Care is Provided in the Least Restrictive Environment • Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention are the Cornerstone of the Health System

  9. Recommended Components

  10. 1. An Integrated Care System

  11. 2. Comprehensive Clinical Services

  12. 3. Collaborative Care

  13. 4. Culturally Appropriate Services

  14. 5. Continuous Quality Improvement

  15. 6. Supportive Access to Resources

  16. 7. Supportive Environments

  17. 8. Caregiver Support

  18. 9. Education and Training

  19. 10. Health Technology

  20. Questions? Reactions? • Interested in delving deeper? Leave us your card and we’ll send you: • The draft “National Behavioural Support Systems Project: Guiding Principles and Recommended Components” document • An online review template and an invitation to provide your feedback and reactions to what is presented in the draft document • Visit www.bssproject.ca or contact Sarah Clark clark@dementiaknowledgebroker.ca Thank you!

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