ARCH Respite Research Summit: Aligning Research Agendas with Research Recommendations

September 29, 2020

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Aligning Research Agendas with Research Recommendations

Panel at the ARCH Respite Research Summit, September 29, 2022

moderated by Jill Kagan, Director, ARCH

A Research Agenda for Adult Day Services

Bill Zagorski, Chair and Research Committee Chair, National Adult Day Services Association, PPT Presentation

Respite Care/Short Breaks: Sharing an evidence review from Wales and Scotland (UK)

Emma Miller, PhD, Senior Research Fellow, School of Social Work and Social Policy, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, PPT Presentation

The BREAK Exchange

Kim Whitmore, PhD, RN, University of WI – Madison, School of Nursing and ISBA Conference Chair, PPT Presentation

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