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On July 16, 2020, INPEA is organising a webinar on the mistreatment of older adults in living and care facilities. In preparation for this webinar, we would like to invite you to complete the following survey. The goal of this short survey is to paint a summary portrait of issues related to the mistreatment of older adults in those facilities, throughout different countries and in the context of COVID-19.
Beyond this survey, INPEA would like to hear from you directly. If you are interested in giving a brief testimony on the current state of affairs in the living and care facilities of your country during the July 16 meeting, you are more than welcomed to contact Marie Beaulieu (marie.beaulieu@usherbrooke.ca).
Click on this link to access the survey.
Answers to the survey will only be accepted up until July 6th.
Thank you for your collaboration!
Our Latest Projects
An End To Ageism: Co-construction of an intersectoral action plan to optimize the health, worth, and social participation of aging Quebecers.
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Strategies of community organizations to adapt the delivery of services to older adults in vulnerable situations and their caregivers in periods of social isolation.
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Our Expertise
Mistreatment
This section presents the major research projects led by the Research Chair on Mistreatment of Older Adults, as well as recently developed knowledge. It includes an overview of the evolution of our work, the context in which it was realized, and a summary presentation of each project.
Bullying
This section covers the key research projects of the Chair concerning the bullying of older adults and the most recent knowledge that has been developed. It includes an overview of the evolution of our work, the context in which it was realized, and a summary presentation of each project.
Wellness Care
This section includes the key projects undertaken by the Chair concerning wellness care for older adults and recently developed knowledge of this subject. It consists of an overview of the evolution of our work, the context in which it was realized, and a summary presentation of each project.
In Situation of Emergency
If you witness or are victim of a mistreatment situation and wish to obtain information or help, please contact the Elder Abuse HelpLine (for Quebec residents).
The Elder Mistreatment Helpline offers a free, confidential and bilingual service from 8 am to 8 pm, 7 days a week.
