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	This e-manual was researched and written by Charmaine Spencer. A special thanks to Martha Jane Lewis for spearheading the idea of the book, providing legal supervision and ongoing support.		This e-manual was researched and written by [[Charmaine Spencer]]. A special thanks to Martha Jane Lewis for spearheading the idea of the book, providing legal supervision and ongoing support.

	In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.		In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.

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			This e-manual was researched and written by Charmaine Spencer. A special thanks to Martha Jane Lewis for spearheading the idea of the book, providing legal supervision and ongoing support.

	In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.		In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.

	This e-manual is based on an approach first used by the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly (ACE) in Toronto, Ontario where their manual became a practical information tool useful to many stakeholders. We would like to thank ACE for the initial idea of creating the e-book as well as their support. We have drawn on their quarter century experience in legally advocating on behalf of older adults in long term care settings.		This e-manual is based on an approach first used by the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly (ACE) in Toronto, Ontario where their manual became a practical information tool useful to many stakeholders. We would like to thank ACE for the initial idea of creating the e-book as well as their support. We have drawn on their quarter century experience in legally advocating on behalf of older adults in long term care settings.

	The BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and Support thanks all those individuals and organizations that generously gave their scarce time to participate in the review of the manual. Their comments and responses helped shape the final content. The special efforts given by lawyers Heather Campbell, Kevin Smith (BCCEAS), and Krista James (Canadian Centre for Elder Law) have been greatly appreciated.		The BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and Support thanks all those individuals and organizations that generously gave their scarce time to participate in the review of the manual. Their comments and responses helped shape the final content. The special efforts given by lawyers Heather Campbell, Kevin Smith (BCCEAS), and Krista James (Canadian Centre for Elder Law) have been greatly appreciated.Thank you to Kim Carter and staff of the BC Ombudsperson Office, Community Legal Assistance Society (Mental Health Law Program), and Alison Leaney of the Public Guardian and Trustee Office.

	We also benefited from the insights and support of advocacy staff at the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia, Al Jina (Park Place Seniors Living), Kim Slater and the Vancouver Island Association of Family Councils, and Sherry Baker, BC Association of Community Response Networks.		We also benefited from the insights and support of advocacy staff at the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia, Al Jina (Park Place Seniors Living), Kim Slater and the Vancouver Island Association of Family Councils, and Sherry Baker, BC Association of Community Response Networks.

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	In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.		In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.

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	~~==Acknowledgements==~~

	In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.		In developing this e-manual we have drawn on the knowledge and experience of key stakeholders in health care and law, government agencies, community groups, family councils and in some cases residents themselves. These people have allowed us to identify key issues, content, and resources.

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	This project was made possible with financial support of the Law Foundation of British Columbia. The BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and Support gratefully acknowledges the Foundation for its generous support of this work.		This project was made possible with financial support of the Law Foundation of British Columbia. The BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and Support gratefully acknowledges the Foundation for its generous support of this work.

	~~==Disclaimer==~~

	This material contains information and guidance for practice. We have taken considerable effort to reflect the law, policy and practice as accurately as possible in this complex area. However, there can be minor differences in interpretation, plus law, policy and practice in this area are constantly changing. We also recognize that some important sources such as the Ministry of Health’s Home and Community Care Policy Manual are currently under review.

	~~The information is not legal advice. All material provided is current as of May 31, 2014. Any changes to the law or policy after May 31, 2014 are not reflected in these materials.~~

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