cagp-ccsmh annual scientific meeting | october 29-30, 2021

CAGP-CCSMH Annual Scientific Meeting | October 29-30, 2021

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Thursday, October 28, 2021 6:00 p.m. ET – Screening 7:00 p.m. ET – Q&A

Social Event: CAGP-CCSMH’s “A Night at the Movies” Grab your popcorn and a favourite drink! Join us as we gather virtually to enjoy a special screening of the documentary “Love: The Last Chapter” - a documentary case study on senior’s living and the importance of connection and intimacy at all ages. Following the screening, the writer/director will be available for questions and discussion. Further details can be found here.

Friday, October 29, 2021 10:55 a.m. ET Delegates - Virtual Check-In

11:00 a.m. – 11:10 a.m.

Welcome and Opening Remarks Dallas Seitz and Lisa Van Bussel, CAGP-CCSMH 2021 ASM Co-Chairs Jane Rylett, CIHR-IA

11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. Keynote Address

The Aging Brain: Improving Mental Health Care for Canada’s Elders André Picard At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify the reasons for the inadequacy of mental health care provision for elders;

critically assess the systemic issues at the root of this failure, and ingrained ageism in public policies;

reflect on how systemic change is necessary to meet evolving demographic and societal needs; and

apply practical tips and skills on how to advocate for better mental health for seniors.

11:40 a.m. – 12:40 p.m.

Panel Discussion – Charting a Path Forward for Long-term Care

Marie-Andrée Bruneau, Penny MacCourt, Pat Armstrong, André Picard

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

review how COVID-19 has impacted on the health of older adults in long-term care (LTC);

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compare different perspectives on care of older adults in LTC settings in light of COVID-

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identify initiatives underway in Canada to improve the care of older adults in LTC.

12:40 p.m. – 12:50 p.m. Break - Music by Dr. John Klukach

Concurrent Sessions: Block 1

12:50 p.m. – 1:50 p.m.

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1. Challenges to Maintaining Wellness in Challenging Times: How to Cope Ken Schwartz, Robert Madan At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe a tripartite model to facilitate wellness strategies to improve coping with the stresses of personal life, work and society;

review the importance of taking action in creating healthier workplace and living environments for both our patients and ourselves; and

identify and discuss a challenging situation that has led them to consider the state of their own wellness and what steps can be taken to help themselves and others.

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2. Implementing a Care Pathway for Detecting and Treating MCI, Depression and Anxiety in Primary Care Chair: Nick Kates Presenters: Tarek Rajji At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe the components of a care pathway for MCI;

review the role that primary care plays in identifying individuals with MCI; and

identify the adjustments primary care needs to make when incorporating a care pathway.


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Oral Presentations: Behavioural Supports 3. Facilitating Person-centred Transitions Across Sectors Using ‘My Transitional Care Plan During the COVID-19 Pandemic’ Katelynn Aelick, Teresa Judd At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify the primary challenges associated with transitions across sectors during the pandemic;

list information deemed critical by health care providers across sectors to support safe and sustainable transitions for people living with dementia and other complex mental health conditions; and

plan and facilitate the use of ‘My Transitional Care Plan during the Covid-19 Pandemic’ in collaboration with their behavioural support teams.

4. The Role of the Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist in Improving Delirium/Dementia Management and Building Mental Health Nursing Competencies in Acute Care Settings: A One-Year Pilot Linda Liu At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe the integration and implementation of the Psychiatric CNS role within the Geriatric C-L psychiatry team;

examine evaluation findings related to implementation of the pilot Psychiatric CNS role within inpatient medicine and surgery programs; and

reflect on the value of interdisciplinary roles for the effective management of neuropsychiatric symptoms related to dementia and/or delirium.

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5. Behavioural Supports in Acute Care: Collective Voices Leading to Key Recommendations Debbie Hewitt-Colborne, Natasha Fortin, Jillian McConnell, Nancy Lesiuk, Terri Glover, Jennifer Koop, Teresa Judd At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify current leading practices and opportunities for growth within acute care hospitals in supporting older adults living with, or at risk of, responsive behaviours/personal expressions;

discuss the unique needs of older adults within acute care and key recommendations from an Ontario wide survey: Behavioural Supports in Acute Care-Current Practices and Opportunities for Growth; and

determine one’s role, individually and collectively, in the implementation of these key recommendations.

1:55 p.m. – 2:20 p.m.

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Round Table Networking For this session, registered delegates will be able to choose a virtual round table to allow for small group networking. Each round table will be moderated. Participation is encouraged in this valuable networking opportunity.

Standards for Mental Health in Long-term Care Moderator: Claire Checkland

Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Moderator: Dallas Seitz

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Geriatric Mental Health Moderator: Petal Abdool

Cannabis Moderator: David Conn


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2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

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6. A Comparison of Frameworks for Behavioural Intervention in Neuropsychiatric Symptoms of Dementia: Using the Tools in the Toolbox Robert Madan, Ken Schwartz At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

list frameworks for behavioural intervention for neuropsychiatric symptoms in dementia;

compare and contrast the frameworks; and

apply these tools/frameworks to a case.

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7. A New Model for Assertive Community Treatment (ACT): Geriatric ACT Team Chair: Sarah Colman Presenters: Claire Stanley, Michael Tau At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify key challenges faced by general adult ACT teams’ in providing care to older adults;

distinguish the core components of a geriatric ACT team from the traditional ACT team model; and

describe the relevant barriers and facilitators to implementing a geriatric ACT team, highlighting important considerations for diversity and inclusion.

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Oral Presentations: Long-term Care 8. Development and Dissemination of the Position Statement for Mental Health Care in Long-term Care During COVID-19 Dallas Seitz At the end of this session, participants will be able to:




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identify key issues related to the mental health of older adults in long-term care during COVID-19;

examine key recommendations from the CAGP/CCSMH position statement on mental health care for older adults in long-term care during COVID-19; and

review how to use position statements to advocate for older adults with mental health disorders.

9. Supporting Moral Resilience in LTC Staff During the Pandemic: The Dementia Isolation Toolkit Andrea Iaboni At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe the concept of moral distress and how it has impacted LTC staff during the pandemic;

review the impact and spread of a tool designed to support decision making during the pandemic; and

apply a framework to guide decision making when determining how to approach a difficult clinical decision during a pandemic and develop a person-centred care plan.

10. POST-COVID Increase in Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in LTC Residents with Dementia Vanessa Thoo, Leslie Giddens-Zuker At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify the phenomena of worsening neuropsychiatric symptoms in COVID-recovered LTC residents with advanced major neurocognitive disorder;

describe a multidisciplinary approach to the management of patients with dementia who present with increased neuropsychiatric symptoms following COVID infection; and

integrate components of cultural competence in the assessment and management of neuropsychiatric symptoms within the setting of COVID restrictions in LTC.


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3:40 p.m. – 4:40 p.m.

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11. The Asynchronous Virtual Consult: Four Perspectives Sophiya Benjamin, Joanne Ho, Julie Carthew, Lindsay Cox At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

review the virtual consultation process from a referrer’s perspective;

appraise the reliability of drug information that is sent with virtual referrals; and

consider the medico legal aspects of asynchronous virtual consultation as multidisciplinary teams.

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12. Biometrics to Enhance Care of Agitation in Major Neurocognitive Disorders: Are we There Yet? Chair: Amer Burhan Presenters: Elena Guseva, Machelle Wilchesky, Andrea Iaboni, Aurelia Soltan At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe current evidence for the use of biometrics from wearable devices in detecting and monitoring agitation due to MNCD;

review the opportunities and challenges of applying machine learning to extract sensory data predictors of agitation in a MNCD sample; and

identify a study protocol and preliminary feasibility results from a study that utilizes multi-model biometric monitoring and art AI at the point of care at an inpatient geriatric psychiatry unit.

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Oral Presentations: Psychotherapy/Training 13. Age-Based Outcomes of Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Seniors Anna Skosireva, Linda Gobessi At the end of this session, participants will be able to:



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recognize differences in effectiveness of enhanced CBT in individuals ≥ 75 years compared to younger seniors;

reflect on limitations of CBT model and research outcomes used in CBT studies among the old-old age group; and

describe future directions of CBT research and possible model adaptation for the older geriatric cohort.

14. Online Psychotherapy for Older Adults: Developing and Implementing an Internet Problem Solving Therapy (PST) Program for Depression Julia Kirkham At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

review the evidence for internet delivered psychotherapy for older adults;

identify aging related changes that impact accessibility and usability of internet delivered treatments for older adults; and

describe the Ger-iPST intervention and its implementation. 15. Piloting an Innovative Knowledge Translation and Exchange Approach on Educational Resources for Caregivers of People Living with Dementia Nathan Christie At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify best practices for the development of KTE tools;

recognize the benefits of engaging end-users throughout the development of KTE products; and

describe how the “Communication tips for caregivers” KTE tools can be used to support people with lived experience of dementia.


4:45 p.m. CAGP Annual General Meeting (members only)


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6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Trainee Social – Escape Room Details coming soon!

Trainee Session

Saturday, October 30, 2021

10:55 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Delegates - Virtual Check-In

11:00 – 11:05 a.m.

Welcome – Day 2 Dallas Seitz, Lisa Van Bussel

11:05 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.

Plenary Session – Indigenous Health and Dementia Jennifer Walker At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

consider Indigenous perspectives and the impact of colonization on aging well in Indigenous people;

describe experiences of aging in Indigenous populations; and

identify opportunities to improve cultural safety in dementia assessment and care.

11:50 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Break - Music by Dr. John Klukach

Concurrent Block #4

12:05 p.m. – 1:05 p.m.

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16. Sorting Through the Clutter: Advances in the Categorization and Treatment of Hoarding Disorder Amanda Canfield, Karen Rowa At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

define hoarding disorder and apply the diagnostic criteria to clinical cases;

describe the prevalence and impact of hoarding disorder as well as its progression across the lifespan; and

summarize current and potential management options for hoarding disorder including the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy model.


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17. From Boot Camp to Memory Cafes: Virtual Strategies to Support Brain Health and Well-being in Rural Communities Chair: Beverley Cassidy Presenters: Gail Eskes, Ryan Wilson, Steven Wilton At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe specific evidence-based interventions for memory skill-building in a community sample;

design and plan virtual Memory Café content based on expressed needs of persons living with neurocognitive disorders and their caregivers; and

outline relative benefits and shortcomings of virtual brain health promotion and resilience strategies for rural populations.

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Oral Presentations: Capacity Enhancement 18. Choosing Wisely: Updating Recommendations for Older Adults Julia Kirkham At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

review current Choosing Wisely Psychiatry recommendations;

describe recent changes to Choosing Wisely statements that are relevant to the practice of geriatric psychiatry; and

identify clinical issues that may be the subject of future Choosing Wisely geriatric psychiatry recommendations.

19. Development of e-learning Modules Focused on Cannabis Use Among Older Adults David Conn At the end of this session, participants will be able to:




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describe the process for creating the e-learning modules;

summarize the highlights of the CCSMH 2020 Cannabis and Older Adults Needs Assessment from the perspective of healthcare providers, healthcare students, older adults and caregivers to older adults conducted to develop the e-learning modules; and

describe the reality of cannabis use and the barriers to communication experienced by older adults.

20. Closing the Knowledge-to-Practice Gap Among Clinicians and Patients to Use Behaviour Activation Tools Keri-Leigh Cassidy, Kiran Rabheru, David Conn At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe the feasibility and effectiveness of the Brain Health and Wellness (BHW) Project for knowledge translation (KT) of behaviour activation tools for clinicians and patients;

recognize the role of the Canadian Coalition for Seniors Mental Health (CCSMH) network to promote uptake of Fountain of Health (FoH) tools in frontline care by clinicians and their patients; and

identify the BHW Project’s outcomes in patients using paper-based tools versus The Wellness App

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Exploring Diverse Career Paths and Practice Settings in Geriatric Psychiatry Christopher Kitamura, Sarah Colman, Michael Tseng At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify and explore diverse career paths in geriatric psychiatry;

consider various practice settings where geriatric psychiatrists provide patient care; and

engage in discussions with geriatric psychiatrists about their careers and advice for pursuing a similar career trajectory.

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Concurrent Block #5

1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.

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21. Pharmacological Management of Late-Life Psychosis: Balancing Benefits and Risks Associated with Treatments to Optimize Outcomes Chair: Dallas Seitz Presenters: Petal Abdool, Soham Rej At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

review the characteristics of older adults with late-life psychosis and the patterns of antipsychotic use in this population;

describe the associations between patterns of antipsychotic use and adverse events in older adults with late-life psychosis; and

discuss the role of integrated care pathways in promoting evidence-based use of antipsychotics in older adults with late-life psychosis.

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Oral Presentations: Telehealth 22. Virtual Care: Improving Access and Equity in LTC and Retirement Homes During COVID-19 Sara Clemens, Audrey Devitt At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify at least two virtual care platforms that meet privacy and security requirements ;

use a readiness assessment to determine when virtual care should be adopted ; and

access a toolkit of resources to assist in the adoption and implementation of virtual care. 23. Improving the Quality of Telemental Health Services in Long-term Care Facilities Song Yang Yu At the end of this session, participants will be able to:


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identify patient-specific factors that impact the provision of telemental health care to LTC residents;

recognize systemic and logistical challenges that are often encountered when providing telemental health care to LTC residents; and

describe potential strategies for improving the quality of telemental health care delivery to LTC residents.

24. Meaningful Connections in the Time of COVID: How the Guide to Virtual Creative Engagement for Older Adults (VCE Guide) Battles Geriatric Isolation Simonne Cumberbatch At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

recognize the disproportionate effect of Covid-19 across lines of race and wealth in seniors;

identify the serious effects of social isolation on seniors physical and mental health; and

apply the VCE Guide to access resources for isolated seniors across multiple sectors of care.

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Oral Presentations: Engaging Patients 25. The Dementia Journey Survey: A Community Engagement Approach for Inclusivity in Dementia Care Research Ngozi Faith Iroanyah At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

assess the impact of gaps in research on dementia care services for ethnoculturally diverse communities;

identify effective methods for community engagement of ethnoculturally diverse populations in socially restrictive conditions; and

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26. Engaging People with Lived Experience in Peer Review: Expanding the Role of Citizen Reviewers Kaitlyn Jaggers, Sara Cerovic At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

apply strategies to engage people with lived experience in peer review and/or research ;

describe the importance of including the voices of people with lived experience in research and/or research evaluation ; and

recognize how the “Meaningful Engagement for People Living with Dementia: A Resource Guide” can act as a vehicle to support the creation of other tools to increase inclusion of people with lived experience in different areas of research.

27. La maltraitance envers les aînés au Québec Isabelle Martin-Zement, Marie-Isabelle Nadeau-Lessard Please note: This presentation will be delivered in French At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identifier les différents types de maltraitances possibles envers les aînés ;

discuter de l'enjeu de la maltraitance envers les aînés au Québec ; and

réaliser l'impact de notre rôle professionnel dans cette réalité.

2:25 p.m. – 3:05 p.m.

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Minute Madness Poster Session Poster presenters have been organized by topic. These poster sessions run concurrently. Each poster presenter will have 2 minutes to summarize their research, followed by moderated Q&A. Innovations in Service Delivery Education and Capacity Enhancement


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Research To see the full list of Minute Madness Poster presenters press ctrl+click on the desired group link above. Alternatively, scroll down to the end of the program.


Concurrent Block #6

3:15p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

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28. Sex Talk: Love and Belonging in Long-term Care Kelly Davies, Kim Schryburt-Brown At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe the theoretical frameworks underlying every person’s need for love and belonging throughout the lifespan;

employ decision algorithms to identify the need for staff involvement when residents of LTC engage in verbally or physically intimate encounters; and

analyze situations of risk using an assessment for intimate encounters between residents of LTC.

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29. Resources for the Co-design and Delivery of Integrated, Person Centered Care for Older Adults Living with Complex Health Needs Chair: Sophiya Benjamin Presenters: Adam Morrison, Kelly Kay, Kevin Young At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

identify the evidence-based design elements of integrated care for older adults living with complex health needs;

estimate the numbers of older adults living with complexity who will need access to care using local population level data; and

reflect on lessons learned in integrated service delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic.


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Oral Presentations: Mechanisms of Mental Illness 30. Neuropathology of Late Life Depression: Clinical Predictors of Amyloid and Tau Neuropathology in Non-demented Older Adults with Depression Doyoung Kim At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

describe the neuropathology of Alzheimer’s disease;

understand possible links between Alzheimer’s neuropathology and late life depression; and

identify which older adults with depression have greatest risk of comorbid Alzheimer’s neuropathology.

31. Quantitative Assessment of Cortical Excitability in Alzheimer’s Dementia and its Association with Clinical Symptoms: A Systematic Review and Meta-analyses Sanjeev Kumar At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

summarize the evidence of cortical excitability abnormalities in Alzheimer's Dementia (AD) and its relationship with clinical symptoms;

interpret quantitative measures of cortical excitability using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS); and

identify the importance of using TMS paired with electroencephalography (EEG) to assess cortical excitability from non-motor regions and its relationship with clinical symptoms of AD.

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At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

analyze if Major Depressive Disorder is associated with increased cardiovascular causes of death according to autopsy registers;

identify cardiovascular causes of death according to autopsy registers; and

define Major Depressive Disorder according to structured criteria (DSM).

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Posters

This year the CAGP-CCSMH poster presentations will have two elements. All posters will be accessible to registered delegates in the ASM portal and will include an electronic poster and a video description. The 2nd element is the Minute Madness Poster session on October 30 from 2:25 p.m. – 3:05 p.m. which include those who opted to present their posters virtually. The virtual poster rounds have been divided into 3 groups (Innovations in Service Delivery, Education and Capacity Enhancement, and Research). Registered delegates will be able to choose which poster room they would like to join for the virtual presentations. For a complete list of posters, see below. Thank you to the Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Institute of Aging for supporting the trainee posters.

Live Poster Presentations Innovations in Service Delivery

34 The Journey Toward Building an Integrated Geriatric Mental Health Service Analee King – Presenting Live Annalee King, Dr. Geoff Daniel, Nancy Hooper, Sandra Easson-Bruno, Tamara Nowak Lennard

36 Applying the Principles and Values of the Guidelines for Comprehensive Mental Health Services for Older Adults in Canada to Practice and Policy Laura Mullaly – Presenting Live Alexa Bol, Laura Mullaly, Caroline Ostrom

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38 “It was like living in a prison” Loneliness in Independent-Living During COVID-19 Dan Huynh – Presenting Live Dan Huynh, Alice Kong, Dr. Lilian Thorpe

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Education and Capacity Enhancement 40 Asynchronous E-Learning as Part of a Blended Teaching Strategy to Enhance Psychiatry Resident Knowledge of ECT: Design, Development, Implementation and

Evaluation Sarah Payne – Presenting Live


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Sarah Payne, Karen Saperson, Michael Brown, Anthony Levinson

41 Design, Development, and Implementation of a Series of Asynchronous Online Courses to Complement Competency-Based Postgraduate Training of Geriatric Psychiatry Sub-Specialty Residents Anthony Levinson – Presenting Live Anthony Levinson, Sarah Payne, Ana Hategan, Mandy Esliger, Kathleen Singh, Catherine Hickey, Terry Chisholm

42 Establishing a National ECHO Care of the Elderly: Mental Health Program Lisa Sokoloff – Presenting Live Lisa Sokoloff, Claire Checkland, Jasmeen Guraya, David Conn, Kiran Rabheru, Dallas Seitz, Sid Feldman, Vivian Ewa, Andrea Hunter

43 The Knowledge Gap: Cannabis and Older Adults Needs Assessment David Conn – Presenting Live David Conn, Dr. Kiran Rabheru, Claire Checkland

44 New Assistive Technologies in Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment Care Stephen Lee-Cheong – Presenting Live Stephen Lee-Cheong, Shabbir Amanullah

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48 Promoting Seniors Mental Health: A Vision for Suicide Risk Assessment and Management Ann Jarvie – Presenting Live Ann Jarvie, Amy Van Berkum, Shauna Graf

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50 Systematic Review of Dementia Screening in the Arab World Reham Mansour – Presenting Live Reham Mansour, Dr Shabbir Amanallah

51 Cognitive Remediation Therapy for Participants with Late-Life Schizophrenia Angela C. Golas – Presenting Live


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Angela C. Golas, Bishoy M. Elgallab, Petal S. Abdool, Christopher R. Bowie, Tarek K. Rajji

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53 “I Just Can’t Take It Anymore”: Using Suicide Notes to Understand Suicidality in Older Adults Ari Cuperfain – Presenting Live Ari Cuperfain, Zainab Furqan, Mark Sinyor, Kenneth Shulman, Juveria Zaheer

Posters – Available in ASM portal only 33 COVID-19 and Seniors Mental Health: Impact and Lessons for Future Systems Planning

Lucksini Raveendran, Francine Knoops

35 Connecting, Educating and Supporting Long-term Care BSO Champions: A Community of Practice in Champlain Martina Greco, Sabrina Veri

54 Differential Placebo Responses for Pharmacotherapy and Neurostimulation in Late-Life Depression Rafae Wathra, Benoit Mulsant, Charles Reynolds III, Eric Lenze, Jordan Karp, Zafiris Daskalakis, Daniel Blumberger

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56 The Fountain of Health for Optimal Aging: Results from a “5-Minute CBT” Online Course with Clinicians in Nova Scotia Amy Gough, Dr. Keri-Leigh Cassidy, Dr. Michael Vallis, Ms. Jean Robinson-Dexter

57 Suicidal Ideation Amongst Elderly Population Ashitija Jasrai, Shabbir Amanullah

58 Tunnel Vision: A Novel Investigation of the Effect of Depression on Field of View Lisa Bolshin, Nasreen Khatri, Jennifer Ryan

59 Lewy Body Dementia Identified with [18-F]FDG-PET and Treated with Electroconvulsive Therapy: A Case Report Monica Parmar, Katie Dinelle, Jean-Paul Soucy, Lauri Touminen, Tim Lau

60 Photobiomodulation for Neurocognitive Symptoms – A Systematic Review Myriam Vigny-Pau, Janine Liburd, Neda Rashidi-Ranjbar, Nathan Churchill, David Munoz, Tom Schweizer, Lew Lim, Corinne E. Fischer

61 Uptake of Low Risk Drinking Guidelines for Older Adults in an Addictions Service: a Quality Improvement Study Gina Eom, Christopher Fairgrieve, David Conn

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SPONSORS

This program has received an educational grant or in-kind support from the following:

GOLD MD Financial Management

SILVER Mental Health Commission of Canada

EXHIBITOR Eisai Ltd. Nova Scotia Health Chartwell Retirement Residences


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