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. Please also refer to COVID-19 statements or news from our three host organizations: Baycrest Health Sciences, Bruyère, and the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging.
COVID Care Learning
Resource Type: Training
Learn how to access the online learning management system to support upskilling for health-care workers and military teams redeployed to long-term care for COVID-19.
Virtual Peer Support for Social Workers/Social Service Workers
Resource Type: Webinar
Join us for Virtual Community of Practice Peer Support sessions to discuss issues impacting psychosocial care of residents living in long-term care (LTC) homes, as well as impacts of COVID-19 on LTC social work practice.
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
ECHO Care of the Elderly for LTC: COVID-19
UPDATE: Due to interest we have expanded our program until June 2. Topics of new sessions will be released soon…
- ‘Risk before you leap’: Navigating drug-drug interactions between commonly used psychotropics and off-label/experimental COVID-19 drugs
- External: COVID-19 Crisis Communications – Be Prepared!
- External: Exploring the Impact of Mealtimes in LTC During an Outbreak
- LTC Strong: The Vital Role Communities Play in Supporting LTC Residents
- LTC Strong: Celebrating our LTC Nurses
- LTC Strong: Thank You Team Members