How can I get involved in Connecticut’s Culture Change Coalition?

The coalition is comprised of both providers and consumers. If you are interested in getting involved, please send your contact information to ctculturechange@hotmail.com. You must have a valid email address to receive meeting notifications and information.

Please feel free to contact our Steering Committee Officers.

Brandon Munson, FACHE, Chair
Miller Memorial Community
(203) 237-8815 ext 304

 

I'd like to thank the CT chapter of the American College of Healthcare Administrators for partnering with the Coalition to offer CEU's for Coalition worker shops.
http://www.ctachca.org/

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CMS Presents "A Time to Change. Regulatory Support for Culture Change" 2010



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Connecticut Culture Change Coalition (CTCCC)

Connecticut’s Culture Change Coalition is a voluntary, grass-roots effort to drive positive changes in long term care from institutional models of care to person-centered environments. The coalition promotes the development of person-centered environments where individuals live, work and grow in nurturing, respectful communities that honor personal choice and diverse lifestyles. The coalition accomplishes this by supporting culture change through:

Education and research.

Sharing lessons learned.

Acting as a liaison between stakeholders.

Developing collaborative relationships.

Identifying funding sources.

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Steering Committee Meeting TBA September

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The Connecticut Culture Change Coalition is a grass roots organization founded in the fall of 2006 by a visionary group of nursing home professionals, advocates and regulators who share a passion and commitment for the positive transformation of Connecticut's nursing home culture.

Commwealth Fund Culture Change Research

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Richard Brown, Breaking the Bonds & Bandon Munson, CTCCC

A Big Thank You to the Breaking the Bonds Coalition
for their generous donations to CTCCC!

          

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