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PGLO Care Partner Experience Survey

The Care Partner Experience Survey (CPES) is a measure to better understand the experience of caregivers or care partners who support older adults accessing specialized geriatric services (SGS). It was collaboratively developed with caregivers and care partners.

The benefits of utilizing this survey are:

Evidence-informed

  • The development of the core set of items (the minimum number of required survey items), was guided by an evidence-informed framework for measuring the caregiver experience.

Designed with and for Care Partners

  • Core items of the survey were developed by SGS, caregivers and care partners, researchers and clinical experts from across the province who participated in a collaborative decision-making process.

Supports Quality Improvement

  • This survey will provide SGS programs/clinics with valuable feedback to identify and support quality improvement initiatives while enabling care partner experience outcome data to be analyzed at the program/clinic, regional and provincial levels.

Acknowledgement

The development of the Care Partner Experience Survey was led by Ronaye Gilsenan and Rhonda Schwartz.


Visit: https://geriatricsontario.ca/resources/pglo-care-partner-experience-survey/ for more information


Validation study information published here: https://doi.org/10.1177/23743735251385309

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

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

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

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

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