Join us for engaging events that train and empower people in all areas of the long-term care sector.
If you engage long-term care staff and students in learning join us on November 22 in Perth, Ontario, and December 11 in Toronto, Ontario for the 2018 LTC Educator Days for Innovation and Networking.
This two-day interactive workshop is ideal for senior staff and others who are responsible for conducting workplace investigations. Extensive sector-specific casework and mock scenarios will arm participants with the knowledge and tools to conduct systematic investigations while applying best practices.
Join Family Councils Ontario for a 2-day training workshop open to family council members and long-term care (LTC) staff.
Topic: “All about Sedative Hypnotics in Older Adults in 40 Winks Minutes” Presenter: Dr. Sophiya Benjamin, MBBS, FRCPC
This one-day workshop will explore the various implications that medical and recreational cannabis legalization will have on senior care employers, employees/staff, and residents and their families.
We will examine the impact on staff of working with individuals and families experiencing chronic illness, dying and death.
Using Theatre to Enhance Interprofessional Team Competencies: Applied theatre uses facilitated theatre games and exercises to help participants reflect deeply on concepts essential to professional healthcare practice such as communication and empathy. The exercises are fun, easy to do and accessible to a wide range of learners. Learn how to use this approach in your own education, training and professional work.
If you engage long-term care staff and students in learning join us on November 22 in Perth, Ontario, and December 11 in Toronto, Ontario for the 2018 LTC Educator Days for Innovation and Networking.
Join Jennifer Blaik, Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant, as she helps us to understand information about late life depression; signs and symptoms, differences between grief and depression, diagnosis, and treatments. We will also look at simple self-care techniques and ways to seek support for the resident or the caregiver.