On Friday, April 11th, 2014, the Bruyère CLRI held its bi-annual Steering Committee meeting and Researchers’ Day at the Saint-Louis Residence in Orléans, Ontario. The joint-event allowed these groups to meet in person, discuss ongoing research projects, and share ideas among each other. The event also featured presentations from two of our researchers: Peter Tanuseputro, who presented on Health Care Use and Cost at End-of-Life, and Adrian Rohit-Dass, who discussed the development of a Health Human Resources Long-Term Care Forecasting Model for Ontario.
Our Steering Committee is comprised of key stakeholders from the LTC sector (e.g., health planners, associations, educational institutions, family/resident councils, LTC homes, etc.). The Committee aims to help ensure that the knowledge and tools developed through the CLRI are relevant, practical, and valuable to the LTC sector (in both French and English), and help the Bruyère CLRI to meet its learning, research and innovation goals within the Champlain LHIN and provincially.
For more information on the Bruyère CLRI’s research projects and/or Steering Committee, you can either visit our Resources page, or contact us directly.
Some of our Bruyère CLRI Steering Committee members, researchers, and staff
