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Baycrest Education Annual Report 2015-2016

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Annual Education Report 2015-2016 Page 11 of 31 IPE Student Feedback: What were the most important things learned in the IPE placement? – Perspectives of other professions – Difference between delirium, dementia and depression – Ways to improve communication with clients and the team – Ethics and end of life care decision making – Different types of elder abuse and what to do about it – Being in the shoes of an elderly person and how I can change my way of practice Has IPE changed your experience and career choices? – Yes, especially how I interact with older adults. – It has allowed me to adjust my programming activities with the elderly, as am more aware of their challenges – I now know how to connect with other professions like pastoral care as an OT student. – Understanding that communication is the key and to be respectful and kind when dealing with older adults. – I now want to specialize in Geriatrics. This program gave me more a better understanding of aging.

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