Tuesday, July 08, 2008
NEWS
RCI Web Site has New Front Page Banners
The RCI Web Site has a new look on the front page. Check out all 7 of our banner pages.
NEWS
This section features the current e-newsletter as well as recent past issues. You can find press releases sent out by the RCI on the NEWS page as well.
This section contains general information about our mission and philosophy, as well as a biography of Mrs. Carter and a discussion of the caregiving crisis. Our staff and board members are featured on this page as well.
This Caregiver Support Center section offers information and resources for family and professional caregivers. Over 30 links are available here. Browse this section to find out about our local Americus, Georgia initiatives and the popular Telephone Learning Series (TLS). Those who may have missed a TLS session can download the audio files and handouts from previous sessions here.
This is our newest banner. This section is the home to Tools & Resources and the Online Intervention Resource Center.
Under Tools and Resources, you’ll find a web-based “toolkit” of resources to assist those who are considering implementing an evidence-based caregiving program. This section is under development.
The Online Intervention Resource Center is a comprehensive table of evidence-based programs. The Resource Center provides detailed information on interventions that have been tested in a randomized controlled trial (RCT) and have been found to positively impact caregiver outcomes. Interested agencies and individuals can review the interventions contained in the center to make informed decisions about which they might like to implement in their own community.
This section takes you to RCI initiatives in the state of Georgia, and includes a map of the regional CARE-NETs and their contact information.
When you click this banner, you’ll find out about the mission of QCC, a partnership of the RCI and Johnson and Johnson. One of the features in the QCC section is a description of current and past Johnson and Johnson grantees.
The 2007-8 grantees under this program are all implementing evidence-based programs of support for family caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease. NEW to our web site - each of the five diverse 2007-08 grantees have their own web pages, accessible through this section. These five grantee pages will be updated regularly. Follow the progress of their projects as they implement evidence-based programs across the United States
This section offers background information and explains the core activities of the NQCN. You can also find our NQCN goals for 2008. This section offers a link to the Rosalynn Carter Leadership in Caregiving Awards.