Marianne Saragosa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 105630 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marianne Saragosa |
| NOMBRES | Marianne |
| APELLIDO | Saragosa |
| FIRMA | SARAGOSA M |
| AFILIACIONES | Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9261-5971 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Qualitative Inquiry to Understand the Impact of a Facility Dog on Hospital Workers’ Perceived Organizational Support
Health systems are under pressure due to staffing shortages and retention challenges, exacerbated by COVID-19. Its negative impact on hospital staff's well-being, coupled with limited support, highlights the need for more innovative organizational solutions to improve retention. Recognizing this, an Ontario hospital became the first in Canada to employ a full-time facility dog to support hospital staff in distress. This qualitative study aimed to…
Photovoice Methods Informing Participatory Action Research Involving Older Adults in Canada
Background: Although the photovoice method has been used with older adults, relatively little is known about how this approach has been used with aging populations in Canada, and what influence it has had on individuals and the community more broadly. Since photovoice is an opportunity to enable social change, this scoping review aims to describe older adults’ involvement in research that uses photovoice in Canada and its related impacts. Methods…
Volunteer-supported Care Transition Interventions for People Living with Dementia
Introduction: Rising dementia rates can worsen the strain on the healthcare system and increase hospital admissions. Hospitals decondition persons living with dementia (PLWD), for which volunteers can offer support. We reviewed existing literature on volunteer-led/supported care transition services available to PLWD, assessing PLWD representation and the extent to which their needs are addressed. Methods: We conducted a secondary analysis of a sc…
Supporting Transitions from Hospital to Home by Engaging Volunteers of Third Sector Organizations
Introduction: The transition from hospital to home is a critical clinical juncture marked by significant risks. Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) are well-positioned to support these transitions through volunteer-based programs. Given the increasing complexity of patient needs and the push for reduced hospital lengths of stay, the integration of community resources into transitional care becomes vital. Objective: Study objectives were i) to ident…
Empowering and Supporting Young Caregivers Interacting with the Healthcare System
In Canada and worldwide, there is a growing awareness of young carers, or youth under 25 who provide significant and ongoing unpaid care to a loved one. Little is also known about how equipped healthcare providers who may encounter young carers are at recognizing and supporting young carers at the point of care. Drawing from a survey of Swiss professionals working with young carers, our national, cross-sectional survey of healthcare providers aim…
Eco-Mapping Considerations for Informing Integrated Systems and Services
Eco-mapping considerations for strengthening integrated systems and health services are essential in designing and implementing efficient and effective health systems and services. This may require health services to understand and have the ability to intervene at an individual and/or community level to address people's complex health and social issues. This is imperative in meeting people’s multidimensional needs, which underlies the gap between…
Dementia Care Pathways
Background: Globally, with more than 55 million people affected by dementia and 10 million new cases yearly, dementia contributes to dependency among older people and has a global cost of 1.3 trillion USD in 2019. Affecting high rates of individuals worldwide, dementia causing medical-social complexity and economic burden is an ideal candidate for person-centred care pathways. To date, dementia care pathways have been developed as tools helping p…
Voluntary & Community Organisations
A Qualitative Study of National Perspectives on Advancing Social Prescribing Using Co‐Design in Canada
INTRODUCTION: Social prescribing offers a formal pathway of connecting patients in the health system with sources of support within the community to help improve their health and well-being. Since its launch in March 2022, the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing has acted as a collective impact network to identify, connect and build upon established social prescribing initiatives using a co-design methodology. The institute received input f…
‘Safety is about partnership’
INTRODUCTION: Creating safer care is a high priority across healthcare systems. Despite this, most systems tend to focus on mitigating past harm, not creating proactive solutions. Managers and staff identify safety threats often with little input from patients and their caregivers during their health encounters. METHODS: This is a qualitative descriptive study utilizing focus groups and one-to-one interviews with patients and caregivers who were …
Unveiling the Impact and Diverse Contributions of Champions in Community Initiatives for Elderly Individuals with Chronic Conditions
In response to the global rise in chronic diseases among aging populations, healthcare systems are transitioning from acute care models to community‐based interventions tailored to the diverse needs of older adults. This study aimed to explore the role of champions in implementing community‐based interventions for older adults with chronic conditions to address the gap in understanding the specific functions and impact of champions in these conte…
Exploring the Landscape of Eco‐Mapping in Health Services Research
Health services research is important in improving health systems’ and providers’ efficiency and effectiveness. This may require health services to intervene at an individual and community level to address people’s complex social issues. An important issue is social connections, which have been identified as a social determinant of health and can help buffer stressful life events. Social support networks can be visualized using eco‐maps, a tool t…
Examining the Role of Third Sector Organization Volunteers in Facilitating Hospital-to-Home Transitions for Older Adults – a Collective Case Study
When the programs under study are considered in tandem with existing evidence, it facilitates a discussion of how TSO services could be made available more widely to support older adults in their transition experiences
The Third Sector in Integrated Care
Third-sector organizations (TSOs) are recognized for having a unique and essential role in designing and delivering community-centred, sustainable health and well-being services. A World Café workshop at the 2023 International Conference on Integrated Care to explore perspectives on the questions explored the question: How do we characterize the role of the Third Sector in Integrated Care Systems? Are they Partners, Service Providers, Both or Nei…
Understanding Education Workers’ Stressors after Lockdowns in Ontario, Canada
Understanding the experiences and stressors of education workers is critical for making improvements and planning for future emergency situations. Province-specific studies offer valuable information to understand the stressors of returning to the workplace. This study aims to identify the stressors education workers experienced when returning to work after months of school closures. This qualitative data is part of a larger study. Individuals co…
Community-Based Culturally Tailored Education Programs for Black Communities with Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Hypertension, and Stroke
What is the Role of the Third Sector in Integrated Care - Provider, Partner or Both
To date, much of the integrated care literature and discourse regarding the Third Sector (e.g. community based nongovernmental, charitable, or voluntary agencies) have positioned the sector as service providers and/or system partners. We would argue that while these organizations are undoubtedly equipped to effectively respond to community’s needs, the sector and these agencies are often been characterized as lesser partners and viewed as 'nice t…
Examining the Care Transition Experiences of Home Care Clients Using Journey Mapping
As a priority area of the Canadian government, home care is heavily relied on to support an integrated, accessible, and sustainable health system. VHA Home Healthcare is a large home care agency in Ontario, Canada. Home care provides services that span personal support, nursing, physical and occupational therapy and more to assist people in remaining in their homes and community. Although home care is associated with delayed and reduced hospital …
Engaging and Empowering Young Carers
Over 8 million Canadians provide care to chronically ill or disabled family members. While most caregivers are between the ages of 45 and 54 (24%) and 55 and 64 years (20%), the third largest group is young carers. Carers between the ages of 15 and 24 account for 15% of all caregivers in Canada. This group of carers are those under the age of 25 that provide significant and ongoing unpaid care to a family member or friend. However, despite these …
Seeing the day-to-day situation”
Policy programs and service delivery models for older adults and their caregivers
Despite an increase in prevalence of complex chronic conditions and dementia, long-term care services are being continuously pushed out of institutional settings and into the home and community. The majority of people living with dementia in Canada and the United States (U.S.) live at home with support provided by family, friends or other unpaid caregivers. Ten dementia care policy programs and service delivery models across five different North …
The Third Sector in Integrated Care
Third-sector organizations (TSOs) are recognized for having a unique and essential role in designing and delivering community-centred, sustainable health and well-being services. A World Café workshop at the 2023 International Conference on Integrated Care to explore perspectives on the questions explored the question: How do we characterize the role of the Third Sector in Integrated Care Systems? Are they Partners, Service Providers, Both or Nei…
Examining the Role of Third Sector Organization Volunteers in Facilitating Hospital-to-Home Transitions for Older Adults – a Collective Case Study
When the programs under study are considered in tandem with existing evidence, it facilitates a discussion of how TSO services could be made available more widely to support older adults in their transition experiences
Policy programs and service delivery models for older adults and their caregivers
Despite an increase in prevalence of complex chronic conditions and dementia, long-term care services are being continuously pushed out of institutional settings and into the home and community. The majority of people living with dementia in Canada and the United States (U.S.) live at home with support provided by family, friends or other unpaid caregivers. Ten dementia care policy programs and service delivery models across five different North …
Policy programs and service delivery models for older adults and their caregivers
Despite an increase in prevalence of complex chronic conditions and dementia, long-term care services are being continuously pushed out of institutional settings and into the home and community. The majority of people living with dementia in Canada and the United States (U.S.) live at home with support provided by family, friends or other unpaid caregivers. Ten dementia care policy programs and service delivery models across five different North …
Understanding Education Workers’ Stressors after Lockdowns in Ontario, Canada
Understanding the experiences and stressors of education workers is critical for making improvements and planning for future emergency situations. Province-specific studies offer valuable information to understand the stressors of returning to the workplace. This study aims to identify the stressors education workers experienced when returning to work after months of school closures. This qualitative data is part of a larger study. Individuals co…
Community-Based Culturally Tailored Education Programs for Black Communities with Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Hypertension, and Stroke
What is the Role of the Third Sector in Integrated Care - Provider, Partner or Both
To date, much of the integrated care literature and discourse regarding the Third Sector (e.g. community based nongovernmental, charitable, or voluntary agencies) have positioned the sector as service providers and/or system partners. We would argue that while these organizations are undoubtedly equipped to effectively respond to community’s needs, the sector and these agencies are often been characterized as lesser partners and viewed as 'nice t…
Examining the Care Transition Experiences of Home Care Clients Using Journey Mapping
As a priority area of the Canadian government, home care is heavily relied on to support an integrated, accessible, and sustainable health system. VHA Home Healthcare is a large home care agency in Ontario, Canada. Home care provides services that span personal support, nursing, physical and occupational therapy and more to assist people in remaining in their homes and community. Although home care is associated with delayed and reduced hospital …
Engaging and Empowering Young Carers
Over 8 million Canadians provide care to chronically ill or disabled family members. While most caregivers are between the ages of 45 and 54 (24%) and 55 and 64 years (20%), the third largest group is young carers. Carers between the ages of 15 and 24 account for 15% of all caregivers in Canada. This group of carers are those under the age of 25 that provide significant and ongoing unpaid care to a family member or friend. However, despite these …
Seeing the day-to-day situation”
A Qualitative Study of National Perspectives on Advancing Social Prescribing Using Co‐Design in Canada
INTRODUCTION: Social prescribing offers a formal pathway of connecting patients in the health system with sources of support within the community to help improve their health and well-being. Since its launch in March 2022, the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing has acted as a collective impact network to identify, connect and build upon established social prescribing initiatives using a co-design methodology. The institute received input f…
‘Safety is about partnership’
INTRODUCTION: Creating safer care is a high priority across healthcare systems. Despite this, most systems tend to focus on mitigating past harm, not creating proactive solutions. Managers and staff identify safety threats often with little input from patients and their caregivers during their health encounters. METHODS: This is a qualitative descriptive study utilizing focus groups and one-to-one interviews with patients and caregivers who were …
Unveiling the Impact and Diverse Contributions of Champions in Community Initiatives for Elderly Individuals with Chronic Conditions
In response to the global rise in chronic diseases among aging populations, healthcare systems are transitioning from acute care models to community‐based interventions tailored to the diverse needs of older adults. This study aimed to explore the role of champions in implementing community‐based interventions for older adults with chronic conditions to address the gap in understanding the specific functions and impact of champions in these conte…
Exploring the Landscape of Eco‐Mapping in Health Services Research
Health services research is important in improving health systems’ and providers’ efficiency and effectiveness. This may require health services to intervene at an individual and community level to address people’s complex social issues. An important issue is social connections, which have been identified as a social determinant of health and can help buffer stressful life events. Social support networks can be visualized using eco‐maps, a tool t…
Examining the Role of Third Sector Organization Volunteers in Facilitating Hospital-to-Home Transitions for Older Adults – a Collective Case Study
When the programs under study are considered in tandem with existing evidence, it facilitates a discussion of how TSO services could be made available more widely to support older adults in their transition experiences
The Third Sector in Integrated Care
Third-sector organizations (TSOs) are recognized for having a unique and essential role in designing and delivering community-centred, sustainable health and well-being services. A World Café workshop at the 2023 International Conference on Integrated Care to explore perspectives on the questions explored the question: How do we characterize the role of the Third Sector in Integrated Care Systems? Are they Partners, Service Providers, Both or Nei…
Photovoice Methods Informing Participatory Action Research Involving Older Adults in Canada
Background: Although the photovoice method has been used with older adults, relatively little is known about how this approach has been used with aging populations in Canada, and what influence it has had on individuals and the community more broadly. Since photovoice is an opportunity to enable social change, this scoping review aims to describe older adults’ involvement in research that uses photovoice in Canada and its related impacts. Methods…
Volunteer-supported Care Transition Interventions for People Living with Dementia
Introduction: Rising dementia rates can worsen the strain on the healthcare system and increase hospital admissions. Hospitals decondition persons living with dementia (PLWD), for which volunteers can offer support. We reviewed existing literature on volunteer-led/supported care transition services available to PLWD, assessing PLWD representation and the extent to which their needs are addressed. Methods: We conducted a secondary analysis of a sc…
Supporting Transitions from Hospital to Home by Engaging Volunteers of Third Sector Organizations
Introduction: The transition from hospital to home is a critical clinical juncture marked by significant risks. Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) are well-positioned to support these transitions through volunteer-based programs. Given the increasing complexity of patient needs and the push for reduced hospital lengths of stay, the integration of community resources into transitional care becomes vital. Objective: Study objectives were i) to ident…
Empowering and Supporting Young Caregivers Interacting with the Healthcare System
In Canada and worldwide, there is a growing awareness of young carers, or youth under 25 who provide significant and ongoing unpaid care to a loved one. Little is also known about how equipped healthcare providers who may encounter young carers are at recognizing and supporting young carers at the point of care. Drawing from a survey of Swiss professionals working with young carers, our national, cross-sectional survey of healthcare providers aim…
Eco-Mapping Considerations for Informing Integrated Systems and Services
Eco-mapping considerations for strengthening integrated systems and health services are essential in designing and implementing efficient and effective health systems and services. This may require health services to understand and have the ability to intervene at an individual and/or community level to address people's complex health and social issues. This is imperative in meeting people’s multidimensional needs, which underlies the gap between…
Dementia Care Pathways
Background: Globally, with more than 55 million people affected by dementia and 10 million new cases yearly, dementia contributes to dependency among older people and has a global cost of 1.3 trillion USD in 2019. Affecting high rates of individuals worldwide, dementia causing medical-social complexity and economic burden is an ideal candidate for person-centred care pathways. To date, dementia care pathways have been developed as tools helping p…
Voluntary & Community Organisations
A Qualitative Inquiry to Understand the Impact of a Facility Dog on Hospital Workers’ Perceived Organizational Support
Health systems are under pressure due to staffing shortages and retention challenges, exacerbated by COVID-19. Its negative impact on hospital staff's well-being, coupled with limited support, highlights the need for more innovative organizational solutions to improve retention. Recognizing this, an Ontario hospital became the first in Canada to employ a full-time facility dog to support hospital staff in distress. This qualitative study aimed to…
Medicine (13 obras) · Health care (11 obras) · Nursing (10 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Psychology (10 obras) · Qualitative research (8 obras) · Business (7 obras) · Geriatric Care and Nursing Homes (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras)