The Ontario Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long-Term Care strengthen quality of care and living for residents across the province through training, education and knowledge mobilization
Is Your Long-Term Care Home Ready to Build a Living Classroom?
A webinar offered in collaboration with Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging that discusses the benefits of the Living Classroom and outlines the 10 essential building blocks of a successful model.
Trigger Match – A Serious Game to Foster Team Collaboration in the Care of Persons with Dementia
This webinar will explore a serious educational card game that stimulates team discussion and enhances specific team skills regarding the…
The Ontario CLRI supports long-term care homes to enhance care delivery and quality of life for residents and their families. Explore resources available to those who live and work in the sector.
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The Ontario CLRI has been strengthening long-term care since 2012 by providing training, supporting research and sharing innovations.
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82% of long-term care homes served and 70,000+ residents impacted
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12,000+ students, interprofessional team members, and leaders trained
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300+ resources created for long-term care
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53+ research and innovation grants supported
Audio-Visual Tool to Support Cycling Among Older Adults in LTC Homes
How can an audio-visual multimedia tool promote physical activity among older adults in long-term care homes? This webinar will present…
- Baycrest Behavioural Support Rounds
- Trigger Match – A Serious Game to Foster Team Collaboration in the Care of Persons with Dementia
- Is Your Long-Term Care Home Ready to Build a Living Classroom?
- What is The Java Music Club (CFRA Radio Interview)
- OPSWA is Expanding
- Co-Op Paves Way for Students in Long-Term Care