--_004_QB1PR01MB39724B4F6454A79312997273DF5CAQB1PR01MB3972CANP_ Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="_000_QB1PR01MB39724B4F6454A79312997273DF5CAQB1PR01MB3972CANP_" --_000_QB1PR01MB39724B4F6454A79312997273DF5CAQB1PR01MB3972CANP_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Good morning Joey and Tim, I hope all is well with you both. As you know, I am a Member of the Governm= ent of Canada=92s Advisory Board on Dementia and the Public Health Agency o= f Canada has asked me if I could share this information within my network a= nd I am hoping that you can help recruit some participants from The Key acr= oss Canada. Thanks in advance! Please see below: The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is conducting a research project = to better understand the availability of and access to relevant dementia ca= re education and training among paid care providers, and how this may impac= t their ability to provide quality dementia care. PHAC is currently looking to recruit personal support workers (PSWs) to par= ticipate in focus groups or interviews. As there is variety of roles and re= sponsibilities in this field, PSWs have been defined broadly for this resea= rch to include those who provide regular paid care or support multiple time= s a week to one or more persons living with dementia. These roles may also = be known as: * Continuing care assistants/aides; * Community support workers; * Direct care workers; * Respite workers; * Personal care attendants; * Personal or health care aides/assistants; * Nurse aides/assistants; or * Home and community care workers * If you or someone you know may be interested in participating, please provi= de a contact email to PHAC at phacdementiapolicyaspcpolitiquessurlademence@= phac-aspc.gc.ca . Your contact information will be shared with PHAC=92s communicat= ions team, who will follow up with a short online survey (screener) to conf= irm your eligibility and availability for this research. Thank you for considering this opportunity. For any questions, please feel = free to reach out to PHAC at the email above. Best, PHAC Dementia Policy Secretariat L=92Agence de la sant=E9 publique du Canada (ASPC) m=E8ne un projet de rech= erche afin de mieux comprendre la disponibilit=E9 et l=92accessibilit=E9 de= la formation et de l=92=E9ducation en soins li=E9s =E0 la d=E9mence pour l= es fournisseurs de soins r=E9mun=E9r=E9s, ainsi que l=92incidence de ces fa= cteurs sur leur capacit=E9 =E0 offrir des soins de qualit=E9 aux personnes = atteintes de d=E9mence. L=92ASPC souhaite actuellement recruter des pr=E9pos=E9s aux b=E9n=E9ficiai= res (PB) pour participer =E0 des groupes de discussion ou =E0 des entrevues= . =C9tant donn=E9 la diversit=E9 des r=F4les et responsabilit=E9s dans ce d= omaine, les PB sont d=E9finis de mani=E8re g=E9n=E9rale pour que cette rech= erche englobe les personnes qui fournissent des soins ou des soutiens r=E9m= un=E9r=E9s r=E9guliers plusieurs fo