As a research center, we are constantly generating new knowledge through our work and all our projects are designed for maximum impact. Often times, we channel this knowledge into our research reports and related documents. But sometimes, we have the opportunity to create unique video training material from our research. These videos are designed to share what we've learned in a way that's approachable, practical, and easily shared. You'll also find supplemental material to assist in discussing and implementing the content from our videos.
Recorded Webinars
Scripps Gerontology Center researchers share a focus on research that aims to positively impact the lives of older adults, their families, and the community. Through webinars, their research is shared with a wider audience of professionals in the field of aging, older adults and their family members, and others interested in aging issues. These webinars present research findings and information on a variety of aging-related topics such as caregiving, preference-based care, and creative arts programming.
We hope you enjoy our library of previously recorded webinars. They are close-captioned and can be viewed on YouTube. Note that continuing education credits are not available for recorded webinars.
Person-Centered Home and Community Based Services: What Matters Most
12/5/17 This webinar describes the fundamentals of person-centered care and a consumer guide that can be used with older adults living receiving services in their homes. The consumer guide is called What Matters Most and the presenters walk attendees through the indented use of the guide and discuss strategies for implementing the guide. Finally, the presenters answer frequently asked questions.
3/29/17 This webinar focuses on respite, which involves a temporary break or relief from caregiving, and support for caregivers to adults living in the community. The presenters share what they have learned about supporting caregivers through years of listening, observing, and collaborating with professionals and caregivers. The webinar presents a four-level model for caregiver respite and support. Also, the webinar discusses key questions from the model that you can use in your work or organization and/or apply to programs and interventions supporting caregivers.
Preference Based Living Project (PELI-Can)
People who receive long-term services and supports often experience better health and wellbeing when their preferences are understood and honored. Their quality of life is enhanced by greater connection, autonomy, dignity, and satisfaction. Our preference based living webinars address practical strategies as well as new research findings to enhance preference-based living within the context of long-term services and supports. See the Preference Based Living homepageto register for upcoming webinars.
Preferences for Everyday Living Inventory: FAQs
09/15/2016
This webinar introduces the PELI-Can project for Ohio nursing homes, and presents tips and resources to assist in using the Preferences for Everyday Living Inventory (PELI) to learn about resident preferences.
When You Can't Ask the Resident: Practice Guidelines for Asking Proxies About Resident Preferences
This webinar discusses how to involve a proxy, such as a family member or friend, for an individual who cannot participate fully in a PELI interview due to cognitive or communication impairment. Presenters discuss strategies to identify a proxy who knows the individual well, methods to collect preference information, and what to do if the individual does not have a proxy.
To download the accompanying tip sheet, "Working with Proxies," please go to the resources section on the Preference Based Living website.
Honoring Everyday Preferences of Nursing Home Residents: Facilitating Choice and Satisfaction
01/24/2017 This webinar discusses findings from a recent study examining the relationship between a nursing home resident's perceived choice and satisfaction with how their preferences for care are being met. Also, the webinar offers methods to support and encourage residents to state their preferences and direct their care as much as possible.
To download the accompanying tip sheet, "Ensuring Resident Choice," please go to the resources section on the Preference Based Living website.
Helping Staff Engage in Preference-Based Care
05/17/2017 This webinar discusses practical strategies to build staff interest in learning about and fulfilling preferences for people receiving long-term services and supports. Also, the webinar presents related recent research findings and the PELI Preference Assessment Tip Sheet: Helping Staff Engage.
To download the accompanying tip sheet, "Helping Staff Engage," please go to the resources section on the Preference Based Living website.
Integrating Preferences Into Care Planning
09/28/2017 This webinar focuses on the value of customized, preference-based care plans. Presenters explore how functional barriers can affect someone’s preferences from being fulfilled as well as how these barriers can be overcome. The presentation also covers incorporating person-centered language into care planning and highlights ways preference-based care can reduce distress for people receiving long-term services and support.
To download the accompanying tip sheet, "Integrating Preferences Into Care Plans," please go to the resources section on the Preference Based Living website.
The Rainbow PELI: Addressing Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
11/08/2017 This webinar presents our tip sheet on creating an inclusive environment for nursing home residents who identify as members of the LGBT community. Also, presenters discuss the Rainbow PELI, which incorporates options that provide opportunities for individuals to self-disclose their sexual orientation and/or gender identity. Find the associated tip sheet here.
To download the accompanying tip sheet, "Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity," please go to the resources section on the Preference Based Living website.
Assessing Preferences Using the PELI in Short-Stay Settings
05/08/2018 This webinar accompanies the tip sheet, Using the PELI in Short-Stay Settings, and explains why it is valuable to understand individual preferences in the context of a short-stay/rehab setting. We provide strategies to conduct timely, efficient preference interviews that promote a person’s functioning and satisfaction with care in short-stay settings.
