St-Michel CHSLD adds Italian flair
La Presse describes a CHSLD in St‑Michel where features from Italy make demented residents with dementia feel more at home.
La Presse describes a CHSLD in St‑Michel where features from Italy make demented residents with dementia feel more at home.
JP 12:07 on 2024-08-06 Permalink
I know it doesn’t matter much for the purposes of this blog, but in healthcare communications, we typically don’t describe patients (or in this case residents) by their disease; we would say residents with dementia or patients with diabetes as opposed to diabetic patients whenever possible. (I totally get that it doesn’t matter for the blog but I guess “demented residents” had me do a double take)
Kate 19:16 on 2024-08-06 Permalink
My apologies. I will do better.
Ian 19:26 on 2024-08-06 Permalink
That’s a fair take. We have the same thing at college wrt students requiring accomodations, eg, student with need of mobility assistance.
I wonder if the CHSLD will be allowed to talk to residents in Italian?
Ian 19:31 on 2024-08-06 Permalink
If nobody tells you, why would you know? Nothing to apologize for.
JP 21:14 on 2024-08-06 Permalink
Kate, no need at all to apologize. I simply wanted to point it out. 🙂
(I really enjoy reading the blog and visit often but I seldom ever feel I have anything to add to a discussion)