The Line Between Safety and Privacy in Tracking Those with Dementia

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In many care homes across Canada, elderly residents—especially those living with dementia—are tracked using bracelets worn around the clock. But where is the line between safety and the right to privacy and autonomy? Evan is joined by Alisa Grigorovich, Associate Professor in Recreation and Leisure at Brock University.
21 Jan 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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