THANK YOU!
Interested in more learning opportunities with leading professionals in dementia care?
Check out MINT Focus, held every month!
Bringing dementia care professionals together.
Join us on February 13, 19 and 20, 2025
for MINT Clinic Symposium + Best Practice Days!
Plus, Earn Mainpro+® credits!
The MINT Clinic Symposium + Best Practice Days convene health care professional leaders who share up-to-date knowledge and best practices in dementia care. We bring together health providers of all disciplines – physicians, social workers, occupational therapists, nurses and many more, who learn about advances in the field of dementia care and practical, effective tips to help persons with dementia live their best lives possible in the community.
Together, let’s work to improve care for older adults with memory concerns and their care partners and ensure all receive the care that they deserve.
Join us and many other familiar faces!
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Dr. Sandra Black
Professor of Medicine (Neurology Division)
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Dr. Howard Chertkow
Cognitive Neurologist
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Dr. Robin Hsiung
Behavioural Neurologist
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Dr. Carmela Tartaglia
Cognitive-behavioral Neurologist
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Dr. Andrew Frank
Cognitive/Behavioural Neurologist
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Dr. Linda Lee
Family Physician
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Dr. Zahinoor Ismail
Clinician Scientist
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Dr. Adrian Wagg
Specialist in Geriatric and General Medicine
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Dr. Joey Champigny
Clinical Pharmacist
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Dr. David Tang-Wai
Behavioural Neurologist
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Dr. Sara Mitchell
Cognitive Neurologist
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Dr. Sean Robb
Adult and Geriatric Clinical Neuropsychologist
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Dr. Joy Liao
Geriatrician
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Dr. Michelle Gagnon
Geriatrician
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Dr. Michelle Tsang
Cognitive Neurologist
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Dr. Alex Peel
Geriatrician
MINT Clinic Symposium Day
OPEN TO ALL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS
February 13, 2025: 10 AM - 5:15 PM ET
This 1-credit-per-hour Group Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians and the Ontario chapter for up to 5 Mainpro+® credits.
Delivered annually by MINT Memory Clinic since 2021, the MINT Clinic Symposium invites Canadian leaders and experts in dementia care to deliver new knowledge and best practices to healthcare professionals nationwide.
Hear the latest on these topics, presented by leading specialists supporting MINT Memory Clinics across Canada
Practical tips for managing common challenging behavioural concerns in dementia care (Dr. Zahinoor Ismail)
Meaningful engagement at home and in congregate settings for people with dementia (Dr. Adrian Wagg)
Genetics in dementia and how to counsel family members (Dr. Robin Hsuing)
New disease-modifying therapies for Alzheimer's Disease (Dr. Howard Chertkow, Dr. Sandra Black, Dr. Andrew Frank)
Autoimmune encephalitis (Dr. David Tang-Wai)
Limbic-predominant age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy (LATE) (Dr. Carmela Tartaglia)
Exploring the Leaky Pipelines of the Brain: Insights into Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy (CAA) (Dr. Sara Mitchell)
…And more!
This conference is held virtually.
Deadline to register is February 11, 2025.
MINT Clinic Best Practice Days
OPEN TO MINT MEMORY CLINICS ONLY
February 19, 2025: 9 AM - 4:30 PM ET or February 20, 2025: 11 AM - 6:30 PM ET
This 1-credit-per-hour Group Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians and the Ontario chapter for up to 5.25 Mainpro+® credits.
MINT Clinic Best Practice Days are reserved for MINT Memory Clinic team members.
Participants have the opportunity to learn from and with each other about improving the lives of older adults living with memory concerns and their care partners. Hear updates in dementia care and work through challenging cases while meeting MINT Clinic colleagues from across Canada!
Get ready to hear from experts and team members supporting MINT Memory Clinics on the following topics:
Precision diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease – blood-based biomarkers, imaging and more
Practical approach to simplifying Diabetes management in dementia care
Functional Cognitive Impairment
Identifying and Treating Trauma
Managing Common Challenges in MINT Clinics
Diabetes Management in Older Adults: Keep it Simple
Once Weekly Insulin - Should I Consider it for Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment?
This conference is held virtually.
Deadline to register is February 11, 2025.
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About the Organizer
MINT Memory Clinic is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving dementia care in Canada through nationally accredited interprofessional team training. Through training, healthcare professionals at primary care sites learn how to operate memory clinics in local communities following the MINT Model of Care. This community-based solution is bringing dementia care closer to home and follows the individual and their care partners throughout their journey.
MINT Clinics have been proven to improve the care experience for persons living with dementia and their care partners, build dementia care, and be a more effective use of resources through reducing wait times and hospitalizations, delaying long-term care, and supporting cost savings for the health care system.
Learn more about MINT Memory Clinic on their website.