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.
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/
Enhancing the Dining Experience
through Culture Change
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:
5th International Eden Alterantive Conference
June 13-15, 2010
Denver, CO
Click her to learn more Eden Alternative Conference
10th Annual Pioneer Network Conference
Managing the Crossroads
August 9 - 11, 2010
Click to learn more
Pioneer Network Conference
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.
10/09 News, Department of Public Health Culture
Change Grant have been awarded!
A big thanks to Commissioner Galvin, Commissioner Gyle, Joan Leavitt,
Wendy Furnace, and Barbara Cass."
Brandon Munson, Chair, CTCCC Steering Committee
An unprecedented nursing home quality
campaign of health care providers,
caregivers, medical and quality
improvement experts, government agencies,
consumers and others are joining the
two-year Advancing
Excellence in America's Nursing Homes campaign
that will build on the success of other
quality initiatives like Quality First,
the Nursing Home Quality Initiative, (NHQI)
and the culture change movement. Join
today!!
