Gain clarity. Build confidence. Connect with experts and peers. Whether you’re new to long-term care (LTC) or have been supporting someone for years, this free 8-part virtual education series is designed to deepen your understanding of key palliative care topics. You’ll become familiar with important palliative care…
ECHO Care of the Elderly is an interactive, case-based, virtual education and telementoring series (offered over Zoom) aimed at connecting primary care providers, personal support workers and healthcare professionals working in long-term care (LTC) in Ontario to an interprofessional team of geriatric specialists through weekly videoconferencing sessions.
Enrollment is closed. Please reach out to clri-nurseleadership@bruyere.org with any questions. Thank you for your interest in our training program. By participating in this training, each learner will: Here’s what we’ve heard from leaders who had nurses attend Taking the Lead Alongside Residents: Accreditation The Taking the…
This program supports long-term care homes across Ontario to adopt the National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. Apply to learn how to build an organizational culture that promotes and protects the mental health of all team members, and improves workforce productivity,…
Submit an expression of interest to participate in Ontario CLRI’s Workplace Mental Health in LTC program.
Jump to: Health and Well-Being | Food Service | Recreation and Life Enrichment | Environmental Services | Operations and Human Resources | Get Involved in LTC Now Working in long-term care (LTC) lets you pursue a career that lines up with your interests and skills! Explore the different roles you could take on throughout this page. There is…
This 4-hour virtual workshop explores key strategies for advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion in the long-term care (LTC) context.
The Person-Centred Language Award recognizes the extraordinary efforts of champions who are dedicated to creating supportive and life-affirming environments for residents, family care partners and team members in long-term care (LTC).
Download enhanced recipes for common meals in Ontario LTC homes (in Microsoft Word format). Each recipe was vetted by a dietician for nutrition and cost efficiency for LTC.
Information & Resources for Culinary & Nutrition Programs The Nutrition in Disguise (NiD) project focuses on creating nutrient-dense recipes by adding healthy ingredients to common foods that LTC residents already enjoy. The NiD is a training program and recipe box that can be used by LTC menu planners and…