These prerecorded sessions from our ECHO Care of Elderly COVID-19 session in April explore how to manage the pandemic and build resiliency in LTC team members.
Ripples are short, will give comfort, calmness, and strength to support team members as they communicate with each other, with residents and their family members.
Homewood Health is providing free access to their online web resources to all Ontario long-term care home leaders and team members during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Golden Rule poster lists the key guiding principle for more than a dozen religious, spiritual and faith-based practices. This poster aims to bring awareness to sacred writings from these faiths, and encourage inclusion by illustrating the interconnectedness between the core teachings.
Webinar participants will learn about applied theatre as a way to promote meaningful learning. Participants will develop skills in facilitation of applied theatre exercises for use in their own setting and with their own LTC team members. Learning Objectives: Presenters: Melissa Tafler & Hartley Jafine Webinar Recording: Related…
As part of the Ontario CLRI’s Nutrition in Disguise (NiD) initiative, this webinar will share findings from research to help chefs and nutrition managers working in LTC create meals that are more nutritious for residents. Learning Objectives Presenters Heather Keller, RD PhD,Schlegel Research Chair in Nutrition in AgingSchlegel-UW Research Instuite…
Original Air Date: March 12, 2020 Webinar participants will learn about the role of listening and sharing stories in enhancing client care and will develop techniques for effective storylistening and storytelling skills. Objectives: Watch the Webinar: Related Resources Your Feedback Matters Your feedback is valued and allows…
A webinar recording to learn strategies on how to care for residents in long-term care living with personality disorders.