The Ontario Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long-Term Care are working remotely to continue supporting long-term care homes across the province.
A Communication Tool to Support Families in LTC
Resource Type: Elearning
This module will introduce you to the Huddle Tool, a set of five simple questions to share any experience, situation, or need with your LTC team over the telephone.
Communication at End-of-Life eLearning
Resource Type: Elearning
The course, offered in three modules is designed to refresh or develop team members’ communication skills to provide quality end-of-life and palliative care in long term care homes. The modules include interactive case scenarios that reflect the unique setting and context of care delivery in long-term care homes.
The Ontario CLRI supports long-term care homes by providing support for priority issues, including an aging population, increasing care complexity, and workforce excellence.
Explore the resources available to those who live and work in the sector.
Living
Learning
Caring
Leading
The Ontario CLRI has been strengthening the long-term care sector since 2012 to enhance care delivery for residents and their families.
-
96% of long-term care homes served
-
53,500+ team members, students, and clinicians trained
-
450+ LTC resources created
-
80,000+ residents impacted
Nurturing Intergenerational Connections in LTC Homes During COVID-19
June 1 is Intergenerational Day, celebrated in Canada since 2010*. Last year, it was officially declared in Ottawa (for the…
- Navigating Complex Transitions: Intersystem Collaboration in Practice
- External: In This Together: Working with Families to Support Resident Well-Being
- External: Grow Your Own PSWs: Regional Adaptations of the Living Classroom in Long Term Care
- We’re Hiring: Education Manager
- Nurturing Intergenerational Connections in LTC Homes During COVID-19
- LTC Strong: The Vital Role Communities Play in Supporting LTC Residents