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Survey and consent information
Please complete this survey if you identify yourself as:
a family member, spouse or partner living with a person with Alzheimer's and/or other related disorders;
a person living with Alzheimer's and/or other related disorders; and/or
a person
caring*
for a person living with Alzheimer's and/or other related disorders;
a person who receives services from the community care networks
*caring – providing unpaid care.
If you are a professional carer or facilitator and are paid for your work, please fill out study 1 :"other''.
The
What connects us-Ce qui nous lie
project is supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada Dementia Community Investment. Please complete this brief questionnaire to help us gather basic information on the reach and impact of our Partner activities.
We will ask what activity you will participate in (or participated), demographic questions, your beliefs about technology, your use of social media and questions about your health
If you have any questions or concerns about how this questionnaire will be used, please contact
tom@whatconnectsus-cequinouslie.org
or
Ms. Ilde Lepore, Ethics Officer for the McGill Institutional Review Board, Faculty of Medicine, at
ilde.lepore@mcgill.ca
.
Your participation in this questionnaire is completely
voluntary
. Whether or not you complete the survey will not affect your ability to participate in any activities You may refuse to answer any questions.
Your answers are anonymous and
cannot be linked to you in any way.
I consent to participate in this questionnaire
Confidential
If you would like someone to fill this form out together with you, please call (514) 398 4400 – (09670) and leave a message with a phone number and the best time to contact you, and a research team member will call you back within 24 hours of receiving the message.
1. Please enter your postal code:
2. Please enter the Canadian province or Country where you mostly live:
3. Age
4. Please check all that apply. Do you self-identify as :
Female
Male
Other (please specify if you would like)
Enter other…
5. Do you identify as a newcomer to Canada? (How long you and your family have been here)
I moved to Canada
My parent(s) moved to Canada
My grandparent(s) moved to Canada
Too many generations to remember
I am indigenous
Other (please specify where you are living outside of Canada)
Enter other…
6. We have been asked by the Public Health Agency of Canada to track the reach and impact of our initiative, can you please check as many as apply. I self-identify as,
Person.s living with a mental illness
Person.s living with Alzheimer's and other related disorders
Person.s who has a disability
Person.s who is Black
Person.s who is Indigenous
Person.s of colour
Person.s who is part of the 2SLGBTQQIPAA community
Carer.s for a person living with a mental illness
Carer.s for a person living with Alzheimer's and other related disorders
2. Do you self-identify as a person living with neurocognitive challenges?
Yes
No
4.Do you self-identify as caregiving for a person living with neurocognitive challenges?
*caring – providing paid or unpaid
care to support a family member, partner, or friend with neurocognitive challenges.
Yes
No
5. Do you self-identify as indigenous?
Yes
No
6.Do you self-identify as having a disability?
Yes
No
8. Do you self-identify as being a part of the LGBTQ+ community?
Yes
No
9. In which What connects us-Ce qui nous lie Partner(s) activity and/or activities (e.g., film screening, art-therapy, laughter yoga, on-line art links, etc.) do you or will you participate? Please write in the activities below. Please click on the [+] if you need more than three activities
9. In which What connects us-Ce qui nous lie Partner(s) activity and/or activities (e.g., film screening, art-therapy, laughter yoga, on-line art links, etc.) do you or will you participate? Please write in the activities below. Please click on the [+] if you need more than three activities
9. In which What connects us-Ce qui nous lie Partner(s) activity and/or activities (e.g., film screening, art-therapy, laughter yoga, on-line art links, etc.) do you or will you participate? Please write in the activities below. Please click on the [+] if you need more than three activities
Item weight
9. In which What connects us-Ce qui nous lie Partner(s) activity and/or activities (e.g., film screening, art-therapy, laughter yoga, on-line art links, etc.) do you or will you participate? Please write in the activities below. Please click on the [+] if you need more than three activities
Item weight
9. In which What connects us-Ce qui nous lie Partner(s) activity and/or activities (e.g., film screening, art-therapy, laughter yoga, on-line art links, etc.) do you or will you participate? Please write in the activities below. Please click on the [+] if you need more than three activities
Item weight
7. In which What connects us-Ce qui nous lie Partner(s) activity and/or activities do you or will you participate? Please scroll down and check as many as apply:
Art links/Fil d’art (Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal, Alzheimer Groupe AGI)
Art links/Fil d’art (Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal, Alzheimer Society of Montreal)
Art therapy (Alzheimer Society of Montreal)
Au Contraire Film Festival Events (Au Contraire Film Festival)
Community Care Networks (Volunteer in Partnership, Jewish General Hospital)
Community Cinema film screening (Au Contraire Film Festival, Les Arts et La Ville)
Dance (National Centre for Dance Therapy , Alzheimer Society of Montreal)
Dance (National Centre for Dance Therapy, Alzheimer Groupe AGl)
Dance (National Centre for Dance Therapy, Château Vincent d'Indy)
Dance (National Centre for Dance Therapy, Cummings Centre)
Dance (National Centre for Dance Therapy, Saint Andrew Residential Care)
Immersive Music (Community Care Network, Institute of Community & Family Psychiatry)
In-person Community Screening (Au Contraire Film Festival, Les Arts et La Ville)
Laughter Yoga (Joyful Connections, Alzheimer Society of Montreal)
Moving with workshop (Lee)
Music Box Crafting Workshop (Alzheimer Society of Montreal, Makers Making Change)
Reminiscence group (Alzheimer Society of Montreal)
Other activities (coordination, administration,…)
Other activities: Please click [Add] if you need more than one row
Other activities: Please click [Add] if you need more than one row
Other activities: Please click [Add] if you need more than one row
Add
8. In order to adapt our activities to comply with social-distancing measures, we will be connecting to individuals in the community via online platforms. Let us know the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following 2 statements:
Questions
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
1. Older adults are able to use technology to stay connected (e.g., computers, ipads, Skype, Zoom, etc…)
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
2. Older adults are not able to learn how to use technology to stay connected (e.g., computers, ipads, Skype, Zoom, etc…)
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
9. In your opinion, what would be the biggest barrier in technology adoption by older adults?
10. Check which of the following communication tools you have used in the past week :
Email
Facebook / Messenger
Facetime
Instagram
Phone
Twitter
Whatsapp
Zoom
WeChat
Other…
Enter other…
11. The following are health-related quality of life questions:
a) In general, would you say that your health is:
Excellent
Very Good
Good
Fair
Poor
Very poor
b) This next question is about your physical health, it can include any physical illness or injury that you might have experienced in the past 30 days
How many days during this period, would you say your physical health was
not good
?
c) Now think about your mental health, it can include depression, stress and problems with emotions that you might have experienced in the past 30 days
How many days during this period, would you say your mental health was
not good
?
d) Now, think about your daily activities, it can include self-care, work or recreation. Again, please focus on the past 30 days.
How many days during this period, would you say you have difficulties performing your
usual activities
due to your physical or mental health?
12. In the last month, how often do you ...
Questions
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Lacked companionship
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
There is no one I can turn to
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
I am an outgoing person
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
I feel left out
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
I feel isolated from others
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
I can find companionship when I want it
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
I am unhappy being so withdrawn
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
People are around me but not with me
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Do you feel lonely ?
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
13. Do you know anyone else who would like to participate in the what connects us~ce qui nous lie project?
Yes
No
If yes, please share our website with them:
https://whatconnectsus-cequinouslie.org/
14. Please use the space below to share with us any other comments you have about our project What connects us ~ Ce qui nous lie.
Thank you for completing the questionnaire
If you would like a record of your answers, please send us an email at
info@whatconnectsus-cequinouslie.org
with the title of your survey and date you completed it.
We thank you for your time and engagement with helping us build an interconnected community for persons living with Alzheimer's and/or other related disorders and their carers.
If you would like to hear about other ways in which you can participate in research and help develop activities and become a member of
What connects us-Ce qui nous lie
please go to our website,
https://whatconnectsus-cequinouslie.org/
If you would like a list of mental health resources, please request for the
Community Care Networks
;
Telehealth intervention to reduce isolation of older adults
(TIP-OA) or Warm lines from the
‘’Little Brothers’’ Association
.
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Time, Family, and Conversations about Neurodiversity
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