Staying Connected When You Have to Stay Apart @UCSFMemoryandAgingCenter
Staying Connected When You Have to Stay Apart  @UCSFMemoryandAgingCenter
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Family Caregiver Webinar presented by Sarah Dulaney, RN, CNS, and Andrew Philipoff from the UCSF Memory and Aging Center and Richard Caro, PhD, from Tech-enhanced Life, and Matthew Ong, a family caregiver. These webinars are intended to provide education and support to family caregivers impacted by the coronavirus. The webinars are facilitated by members of the UCSF Memory and Aging Center’s (MAC) Behavior Task Force in partnership with family caregivers. The format is a half-hour presentation followed by a Q&A session where questions from participants will be answered.
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 by Luz Edith ValentinaCaregiving Talk from the Fein Memory and Aging Center 2025 Research Education EventClinical Trials by Richard Tsai, MD, MBA在隔離期間,如何維持大腦健康?(國語)Poetry & the End of Life: Tova Green, hospice chaplain volunteerInstant Joy
 by Joyce Calvert, Jane Dahlgren, Cailin Lechner, and Madhu ManivannanPoetry & Science: David Watts, MD, Reads his PoemsExpanding Efforts Into Underrepresented Populations in the Bay Area by Karen Dorsman, BSPoetry & the End of Life: Poet Sandra Gilbert reading with Shira Kammen accompanying on violin
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Staying Connected When You Have to Stay Apart

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