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Attendees will engage in a dynamic exchange of information related to the topics of outdoor environments for acute care facilities and facilities serving residents with dementia and their families. Those of various specialties will gather to interactively inspire, teach, network, and collaborate.  All materials generated and presentations made during the day's event will spotlight the above-mentioned garden types.  All that attend will have a vital role in forming the day's agenda:  i.e., paired individuals leading discussion, presenting a project, case study, treatment modalities in gardens, future generations needs, introducing the latest in research and application, etc.  This collaboration will result in a product/publication - a "white paper" - following the close of the day's events.

 

Thursday, June 16, 2005

4:00 - 5:30 pm

Legacy Emanuel Hospital Garden Tour
Children's Hospital Garden, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Garden, Oregon Burn Center and progress check on Psychiatric Services Garden site

 

Teresia Hazen (host), Brian Bainnson, Gretchen Vadnais

6:00 pm

Group Dinner

 

 

Friday, June 17, 2005 – Acer Symposium
Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital, Neurological Sciences Center

7:30 am

Continental Breakfast / Introductions

 

 

8:00

Welcome / Opening

P. Annie Kirk
Teresia Hazen

 

8:10

Overview

 

P. Annie Kirk

8:20

Standards of Care - Models

P. Annie Kirk
Marni Barnes

 

8:30

Therapeutic Geography: Toward a Culture of Inclusion and Integration

 

Suzanne Hatty

8:55

Dialogue

Marie Valleroy
Suzanne Hatty
Brian Bainnson

 

9:05

The Impact of a Newly Designed and Installed Therapeutic
Garden on Burn Center Care Givers - Preliminary Findings

Jane Gordon
Teresia Hazen
Marie Valleroy

 

9:20

Profile of Dementia and Its Impact on People

 

Anne M. Hanenburg

9:35

Relocation Stress in the Elderly Persons and Person with Dementia:  An Interdisciplinary Approach to Therapeutic Interventions

 

Tracy Greene Mintz

10:05

Group Process

Keith Diaz Moore
Suzanne Hatty
P. Annie Kirk

 

10:15

Break

 

 

10:30

Dementia Gardens: Going Beyond the Basics

Jack Carman
Nancy Carman

 

11:00

Encouraging Use of Gardens and Nature by Caregivers of
People with Dementia

 

Nancy Chapman

11:30

Meeting the Psychosocial, Physical, and Cognitive Activity
Needs of Residents in Dementia Facilities

Teresia Hazen
Melissa Boland
Julie Brown

 

11:40

Plant Selection for the Therapeutic Garden in Facilities Serving Dementia Residents

Teresia Hazen
Melissa Boland
Amy Wanat

 

11:50

Environment-Aging Research:  Developing a New Agenda

Keith Diaz Moore
Anne M. Hanenburg

 

12:20 pm

Travel time to Portland Memory Garden

 

1:00

Lunch at Portland Memory Garden

 

 

1:30

Cooper Marcus Alzheimer’s Audit Tool
Carman Dementia Audit Tool
Nature Station Activities

P. Annie Kirk

Jack Carman

Melissa Boland
Amy Wanat
Julie Brown

 

2:20

Travel time back to Good Samaritan

 

 

2:55

Group Process

Keith Diaz Moore
Suzanne Hatty
P. Annie Kirk

 

3:05

Proposals and Politics - Beyond the Designed Garden

Jerry A. Smith

 

3:35

Psychosocial Issues of Patient Experience in Hospital Setting – How the Garden Can Be Supportive

 

Vi Hansen
Teresia Hazen

3:50

Patient, Family, Staff and Therapy Activities in the Acute Care Healing Garden at Good Samaritan

Teresia Hazen
Vi Hansen
Karen Wertheimer
Naomi Kumagai
Amy Wanat
Melissa Boland
Julie Brown

 

4:20

Break

 

 

4:35

Researching with Vulnerable Populations:  Legal and Bioethical Considerations

 

Sharon Siefert

4:55

Discussion:  Future Agenda & Standards of Care

Keith Diaz Moore
Suzanne Hatty
Marni Barnes
P. Annie Kirk

 

5:40

Next steps / Thank you / Feedback

P. Annie Kirk
Teresia Hazen

 

6:00 pm

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