The Geriatric Health Services Lab at UW-Madison engages in research that examines the quality, access, and outcomes of caregivers across the continuum of care.
Madison, WI
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We’re beyond excited to introduce our amazing team members! Together, we’re a family that continues to grow, learn, and make incredible strides. We couldn’t be more thrilled for what’s ahead!
We’re beyond excited to introduce our amazing team members! Together, we’re a family that continues to grow, learn, and make incredible strides. We couldn’t be more thrilled for what’s ahead!
We’re beyond excited to introduce our amazing team members! Together, we’re a family that continues to grow, learn, and make incredible strides. We couldn’t be more thrilled for what’s ahead!
We are beyond grateful to everyone who joined us for our Inaugural Secondary #Caregiving Data Analysis event! We’ve set a strong foundation for future collaborations and meaningful data insights in caregiving. We can't wait to see what we’ll achieve next! @PittCaregiving @ACLgov
Wisconsin is excited to be part of the #CaregiverNation Network, a network of leaders working to champion supports for family caregivers, backed by the @NA4Caregiving. Together, we’re building a better future for caregivers. Learn more: caregivernationnetwork.org
Big congratulations to the team on this meaningful publication! Check it out here: doi.org/10.1080/21548331.202…
Check out another impactful research product recently published here: academic.oup.com/gerontologi… [track.smtpsendmail.com]
Witnessing our undergraduate students actively engaging in discussions revolving around their poster presentation, "Exploring and understanding the use of power of attorney in hospital-based dementia care" was truly exhilarating! The future of healthcare is bright!! @UWMadison
It's a week of achievements for our lab!!
Huge congratulations to OTD student Catherine Still and our PI, Dr. @befields10, for receiving prestigious awards from the @UWMadison's Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education!! @cipe_uw
Big shoutout to our amazing undergraduate student, Jenna Sanders for being featured in an article by the @UWMadison School of Education for her outstanding research contributions. We are proud to have you as part of our team, Jenna!
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Our talented undergraduates Andrea Yahr, Becca Warzyn, Jenna Sanders, and Henry Karelitz will be presenting at the 2024 Undergraduate Symposium on the topic "Exploring and Understanding of the Use of Power of Attorney in Hospital-Based Dementia Care."
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Diving into "Building & Sustaining Capacity for Adaptive Horseback Riding in Dementia Care" at the 2nd Annual Wisconsin Idea Conference was a highlight! Our team's collaboration, perseverance, & positive vibes have been key to Riding in the Moment's success. #DementiaCare
GHSRL's PI, Dr. Beth Fields, and OTD student Catherine Still showcased their research on community aging in place and caregiving for individuals living with dementia respectively, at the American Occupational Therapy Association conference in Orlando, Florida. #AOTA2023
Highlights from the training for the launch of the Riding in the Moment™ Program. This training was an incredible opportunity to equip the dedicated volunteers and staff of Three Gaits Inc. with the knowledge and skills needed to support the adaptive horseback riding program.
Meet Melissa Hiatt, our enthusiastic new addition to the team, pursuing a Ph.D. in Occupational Science.
Melissa aspires to conduct research on equine assisted activities while educating others about the significance of human-animal interactions.
#LabLife #MeetTheTeam
Hey everyone! Have you checked out our latest newsletter yet? We've packed it with all the latest updates and happenings from our lab that you won't want to miss!
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This work is supported by the Retirement Research Foundation and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
#augementedreality #homeassessssment #Innovation #AgingInPlace #ResearchBreakthroughs #AccessibilityForAll
Building on Meera et al. (2023), our latest study (under review) reveals notable results! Participants found the ARHAT highly useful and shared suggestions for increasing its accessibility. This is vital to encourage acceptance and ensure a seamless user experience.
Fields et al. (2023) explored ARHAT's potential with experts and aging adults. The tool received praise for user-friendliness, and for identifying home barriers effectively. Expert feedback was carefully incorporated into the tool's enhancements. aging.jmir.org/2023/1/e44525
