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Veterans Affairs committee There would probably be information available with respect to the particular program that we ran with Veterans Affairs, but it wouldn't necessarily be generalizable to the full population of veterans and seniors across the country.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee No. It was a four-year program to test ways of getting both veterans within communities and seniors working together and engaging with other partners within their communities to test out ways that they could either endorse or support prevention activities, or intervene where ther
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee I believe it was from 2000 to 2004.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee Thank you.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee Lighting is another issue.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee I think the most recent data available was from the late 1990s, probably 1999. I think it was research conducted through SMARTRISK, an organization that's focused quite heavily on falls. Certainly in terms of programming, while we don't deliver the programs, we've been quite acti
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee I would have to go back and check, but I would think it would be within the last three years.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee The age-friendly communities initiative, which was focused, as Claude has indicated, both internationally and domestically, is now in the roll-out process with interested jurisdictions. It basically provides a mechanism whereby seniors in communities together with other component
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee I'd be happy to provide the information to you.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee Absolutely.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee As I mentioned, there were ten communities across the country who were involved, basically, in the focus testing. Both the Province of British Columbia and the Province of Manitoba have been very impressed with the promise they saw in this. British Columbia is committed, as I und
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee There were ten initially.
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee I think part of the question that you're asking is what is the difference between a veterans population as it's known and identified and the general population. I think we obviously suffer to the extent that finding data and having enough data about older persons generally, and t
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee Thank you. We expect about 130 participants. It's a combined Canadian and international experience. Some of the countries will include Japan, Australia, Lebanon, and South America. I think we sent an invitation to people from Peru, for example, who have been very active with sen
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox
Veterans Affairs committee I would say there are two issues in play. One is actually identifying the sub-populations you're talking about. Immigrants are no less diverse than the population of seniors as a whole. We could be talking about recent immigrants or immigrants who have been established for some t
January 31st, 2008Committee meeting
John Cox