The birth of a dementia screening tool for Canadian Indigenous populations

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The birth of a dementia screening tool for Canadian Indigenous populations

Warren Schlote

Dec 23, 2019 - 4 min read

This team served as the CICA Anishinaabemowin language expert group, seen in January of 2016. In back row, from left, is Bill Antoine, Edward Osawamick and Malcolm Simon. Middle row, Melissa Blind, Jean McGregor Andrews and Karen Pitawanakwat. Front row, Marion McGregor, Rosella Kinoshameg and Evelyn Roy. Not pictured is Joe and Roselinda Peltier.

The birth of a dementia screening tool for Canadian Indigenous populations — This team served as the CICA Anishinaabemowin language expert group, seen in January of 2016. In back row, from left, is Bill Antoine, Edward Osawamick and Malcolm Simon. Middle row, Melissa Blind, Jean McGregor Andrews and Karen Pitawanakwat. Front row, Marion McGregor, Rosella Kinoshameg and Evelyn Roy. Not pictured is Joe and Roselinda Peltier.

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