The Ontario Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long-Term Care strengthen quality of life and care for residents across the province through training, education, and knowledge mobilization
Indigenous Culture and Cultural Diversity
The need to support Indigenous culture & cultural diversity in Ontario Long-Term Care homes Canada’s population is getting more diverse. As…
Negotiating Autonomy and Risk: A Relational Approach
This is the second webinar in a two part series titled “How Do We Apply Culture Change to Caring For…
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.
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The Ontario CLRI has been strengthening the long-term care sector since 2012 to enhance care delivery for residents and their families.
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96% of long-term care homes served
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53,500+ team members, students, and clinicians trained
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450+ LTC resources created
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80,000+ residents impacted
Recent Work on Engaging Workforce, Diversity, and Innovative Learning
The Ontario CLRI is pleased to share new presentations highlighting ongoing projects that aim to strengthen the LTC sector. The…
- Ottawa MEDTalks: Reducing Loneliness in Long-Term Care
- Champlain Region Family Council Network Fall Conference
- ECHO® Care of the Elderly LTC
- Recent Work on Engaging Workforce, Diversity, and Innovative Learning
- Family & Friends Council: Changing the Culture of Care Through Advocacy and Support
- Ontario CLRI releases 2018-19 Annual Report