H Douglas Lightfoot
Biographic Data
| ID | 6784471 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Douglas Lightfoot |
| GIVEN NAMES | H Douglas |
| FAMILY NAME | Lightfoot |
| SIGNATURE | LIGHTFOOT H D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6989-2850 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Strengthening multi-sector community driven team-based approaches to develop and implement sustainable supports
Background: In rural communities in Canada, community-driven initiatives commonly emerge to fill the gaps in health outcomes, lack of resources, and fragmentation of available supports. These community-based solutions, often rely on a limited number of community champions and localized organizations. These organically tailored community- specific initiatives address the needs of the community of focus with consideration of the unique environmenta…
Taking a Collaborative Approach to Build a Better System to Support Alberta’s Family Caregivers
Family caregivers, the largest and often invisible care workforce, provide 90% of care and face significant challenges. This session highlights Alberta's efforts to create an integrated care system, involving caregiver and patient voices, building health and community partnerships, and fostering caregiver-friendly workplaces and policies
Support for Collective Wellbeing
Audience: The Connecting People and Community for Living Well (CPCLW) model aims to transform how health, social and community sectors in rural communities work locally to design, deliver, and implement services and supports so those in their community affected by dementia can ‘live well’. There is growing awareness in Alberta, Canada of the need for sectors to work together to support those in their homes and communities. This is especially impo…
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Support for Collective Wellbeing
Audience: The Connecting People and Community for Living Well (CPCLW) model aims to transform how health, social and community sectors in rural communities work locally to design, deliver, and implement services and supports so those in their community affected by dementia can ‘live well’. There is growing awareness in Alberta, Canada of the need for sectors to work together to support those in their homes and communities. This is especially impo…
Strengthening multi-sector community driven team-based approaches to develop and implement sustainable supports
Background: In rural communities in Canada, community-driven initiatives commonly emerge to fill the gaps in health outcomes, lack of resources, and fragmentation of available supports. These community-based solutions, often rely on a limited number of community champions and localized organizations. These organically tailored community- specific initiatives address the needs of the community of focus with consideration of the unique environmenta…
Taking a Collaborative Approach to Build a Better System to Support Alberta’s Family Caregivers
Family caregivers, the largest and often invisible care workforce, provide 90% of care and face significant challenges. This session highlights Alberta's efforts to create an integrated care system, involving caregiver and patient voices, building health and community partnerships, and fostering caregiver-friendly workplaces and policies
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