PATHS to a Cure 2025, held on March 1st, was a remarkable success, highlighting groundbreaking advances in neuroscience and dementia care.
The event featured an inspiring keynote address by Dr. Jim Mann and invaluable insights from Dr. Lillian Hung, who contributed her expertise as one of our esteemed competition judges. Researchers from UBC IDEA Lab delivered compelling presentations showcasing innovative solutions aimed at improving dementia care:
- The Impact of Telepresence Robots on Family Care Partners and Residents in Long-Term Care
Presented by Joey Wong & Peter Zhao - Exploring the Sources and Experiences of Joy in Caregiving
Presented by Lily Ren & Evelyn Zhan - Feasibility & Acceptability of Gamified Cycling for Residents with Dementia
Presented by Riea Singh & Peter Zhao - Supporting Connections Through VR Storytelling in Acute Care
Presented by Jeffrey Wong (Top Runner-Up Award Winner) - Revolutionizing Dementia Care Transition through the Learning Health System (LHS) Model
Presented by Dibbo Roy & Vaishali (Shelly) Sharma
Congratulations to all presenters for their outstanding contributions, with special recognition to Jeffrey Wong for earning the Top Runner-Up Award. We are deeply grateful for the innovative ideas, meaningful connections, and new insights shared at this year’s PATHS to a Cure.🎉
