top of page

resource

Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG) 2026 Presentation: Optimizing Regional Cognition Referral Pathways: Evaluating Standardized Referral Redistribution Criteria Across Specialized Geriatric Services (SGS)

Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG) 2026 - Crossing Currents:Navigating Aging through Collaboration and Coordinated Action Presentation:

Optimizing Regional Cognition Referral Pathways: Evaluating Standardized Referral Redistribution Criteria Across Specialized Geriatric Services (SGS) [Poster]

Authors: Sabeen Ehsan, Xin Yi Dong, Stacey Hawkins & Kerry Shudall
Presenter: Stacey A. Hawkins

Related Resources

Related Resources

Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG) 2026 Presentation: Integrated Care for Vulnerably Housed Older Adults: Barriers and Enablers to Implementation and Sustainability

Central East Cognition Referral Pathway Guidance Document

ICIC 2026 Presentations: Building Ontario's Workforce Capacity for Integrated Geriatric Services: Findings from a Provincial Training Needs Assessment

AFHTO 2026 Presentation: Designing a Regional Cognition Referral Pathway: Integrating Primary Care, Specialist, and Community Supports for Older Adults

Community Paramedicine Frailty Pathway

ICIC 2026 Presentations: Frailty Pathways: A Population Health Management Strategy for Older Adults

HPCO 2026 Presentation: Understanding barriers and facilitators to goal-setting and shared decision-
making with persons with dementia in specialized geriatric services

AGS 2026 Presentation: Strengthening Geriatric Capacity in Ontario’s Health Workforce: Results of a Provincial Training Needs Assessment to Support Specialized Geriatric Services

ICIC 2026 Presentations: Strengthening Specialized Geriatric Services: A Provider Experience Evaluation in Central East Ontario, Canada

Typing on the Computer

Are you using our frailty resources?

Colorful Envelopes

We'd like to

hear from you!

bottom of page