Marie-Lee Yous

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McMaster University

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Marie-Lee Yous is an Assistant Professor at McMaster University, Canada. Her research areas focus on innovative care approaches for older adults, particularly those with dementia, and the impacts of these interventions within both hospital and long-term care settings. Recent articles highlight her work on virtual care planning, caregiver experiences, and patient involvement in research related to dementia care.

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Nurses’ Experiences with Responsive Behaviours of Dementia in Acute Care and Perceptions of P.I.E.C.E.S. Education

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Feasibility and preliminary effectiveness of Namaste Care to improve the quality of life of caregivers of community-dwelling older adults with advanced dementia

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Jenny Ploeg

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McMaster University

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University of Western Ontario

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Shirin Vellani

University of Toronto

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France Légaré

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Kevin Brazil

Professor of Palliative Care

The Queen's University Belfast

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Virtual Team-Based Care Planning for Older Adults with Dementia: Enablers, Barriers, and Lessons from Hospital-to-Long-Term Care Transitions

Insight into the experiences of caregivers of older adults in long‐term care homes: A photovoice study

Acceptability and preliminary effects of the volunteer-supported Meaningful Moments program to engage older adults with advanced dementia on a hospital-based specialized dementia care unit: a mixed methods study

Patient and public involvement in international research: Perspectives of a team of researchers from six countries on collaborating with people with lived experiences of dementia and end‐of‐life

Leçons apprises d’une nouvelle intervention de planification de soins virtuels ciblant les infirmières auxiliaires autorisées dans les foyers de soins de longue durée pendant la COVID-19

Experiences of Families, Staff, Volunteers, and Administrators With Namaste Care for Persons With Advanced Dementia in Canadian Long-Term Care Homes

“Picturing a Way Forward”: Strategies to Manage the Effects of COVID-19-Related Isolation on Long-Term Care Residents and Their Informal Caregivers

Older adults’ experiences and perceived impacts of the Aging, Community and Health Research Unit-Community Partnership Program (ACHRU-CPP) for diabetes self-management in Canada: a qualitative descriptive study

Adapting the Namaste Care Program for Use with Caregivers of Community-Dwelling Older Adults with Moderate to Advanced Dementia: A Qualitative Descriptive Study

Feasibility and Effects of Namaste Care for Persons With Advanced Dementia in Canadian Long-Term Care Homes

Collaborators (14)

Ian CHAN

Lillian Hung

Rebecca Ganann

Pamela Durepos

Anna Garnett

Paulette V. Hunter

Vanina Dal Bello-Haas

Ruta Valaitis

Julia Abelson

Jenny Ploeg

Denise Connelly

Shirin Vellani

France Légaré

Kevin Brazil

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