News from the Ontario CLRI for the long-term care sector.
News
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What do nursing students think about long-term care?
Posted:What do nursing students think about long-term care? What do LTC homes do to welcome students and offer them a…
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LTC Leaders: why send educators to the Specialized Educator Certificate in LTC?
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Educators in the 600+ Ontario long-term care homes represent a wide variety of disciplines, knowledge, skill, experiences and credentials. Often,…
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Welcome to Our Summer CO-OP Students
Posted:This summer, the Ontario Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long-Term Care (CLRI) at Bruyère welcomes seven University of…
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Residents’ Voices – OARC needs your help!
Posted:The Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils (OARC) has launched a survey to explore the current needs of Residents’ Councils and…
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New article highlights how the Ontario CLRI is putting research into practice
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Read our new article in Public Policy & Aging Report that features Ontario CLRI’s Nutrition in Disguise (NiD) project as an example of the KMb collaborative process.
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Have your say in the Ontario CLRI Program Impact Survey
Posted:Give your input to improve our Program and more effectively support the LTC sector. Fill out our brief, anonymous survey by June 15 and be entered to win one of five $50 Amazon gift cards!
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New IPAC eLearning course released
Posted:The COVID-19 pandemic has placed a spotlight on infection prevention and control (IPAC) in Ontario’s long-term care (LTC) homes. In…
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Are medical students ready to lead the change in long-term care?
Posted:By Ammar Saad. During some of the darkest months of the past two years, most Canadians heard the grim news…
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New Careers in LTC Videos
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The Ontario CLRI at the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging has launched new career videos to supplement our LTC career…
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Supporting Resident Quality of Life During Isolation
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So many LTC homes face continual challenges that come with residents being made to isolate because of COVID-19. This was…