Speakers P-R

Marty has 19 years of experience in project/survey design, sample management, operations, analysis/reporting, qualitative research, consulting and business intelligence. He has experience in most verticals, particularly healthcare, retail, tech, automotive and agency partnership. He began his career as a researcher for The Gallup Organization before moving onto Opinion Research Corporation and, most recently, expanding his expertise to include areas of big data and business intelligence as an industry analyst for The Data Warehouse Institute.

Tracy was awarded a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Travel Fellowship in 2016 enabling her to visit aged care facilities in Australia, Europe and the USA, .She ensures that all learning is put into practice.

Glenn has 16 years in Senior IT Management, 10 of those years in Healthcare and holds a Masters in Business, majoring in information systems. He is a member of the Aged Care IT Council CIO Committee, Australian Industry Telehealth Standards Committee and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Dr. Pearson is also a passionate educator and spends much of his free time training and educating policymakers, organizations and fellow medical professionals around the world, through his educational company, Greenly Medical Consulting (GreenlyMed.com), where he serves as President and Chief Medical Advisor.

Jennifer Reguindin MScN RN GNC(c) is an interprofessional educator certified in healthcare simulation and gerontological nursing. At the Baycrest site of the Ontario Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long-Term Care, she leads Team Essentials for Preventing Acute Deterioration and for Responding to Acute Emergencies. Jennifer has worked on a variety of projects such as the SOS Gaming and Checklist apps, Virtual Learning Environment, Trigger Match game, Frail Aging and Dementia Simulations, and Internships.

Latonya Riddle-Jones’ biography coming soon.

2015 TV won OLTCA’s Workplace of the Year, 2017 Awarded Waterloo Region Top Employer and MaRS Innovation Partnership Procurement by Co-Design program.

2015 Awarded KW Oktoberfest Rogers Woman of the Year Award “Health and Wellness” through the KW Chamber of Commerce.

Sheila strongly believes in a person centered approach and strives to ensure nursing care follows the best clinical practice standards. In her various duties she has served important roles in key domains, such as promotion of bilingual care capacity, enhancements to dementia care training and key leadership support to the Appropriate Use of Antipsychotic Medication project. Throughout these and other initiatives, the focus has been on expanding the range of possibilities in the pursuit of improved quality of life for residents. She recently joined Health PEI team as Provincial Long Term Care Practice Coordinator and assumed the role as the AUA Provincial lead.

As the AUA Provincial lead, Sheila brings her knowledge and expertise to all 9 long term care facilities to reduce the inappropriate use of Antipsychotics and improve the quality of life for seniors living care homes.