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
Sleep Medications in Older Adults
Hear a historical review of sleep difficulties, review the evidence base for select sleep medicines, and learn to be mindful of side effects marketed as indications.
Pride Month Resources for LTC Homes
In honour of Pride Month, the Ontario CLRI want to share some LGBTQI2S+ resources that can empower long-term care (LTC)…
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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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
Wise Leadership and Culture Change: Getting Started
While culture change involves collaboration and empowerment throughout the organization, it is critically important for those in formal leadership positions to actively nurture the process.
- Sleep Medications in Older Adults
- Wise Leadership and Culture Change: Getting Started
- Supporting the Rainbow Community: Real Stories
- Pride Month Resources for LTC Homes
- Tools for LTC Educators to Use Applied Theatre in Training
- What is The Java Music Club (CFRA Radio Interview)