If not now, when? Applying a palliative approach in long-term care
long-term care
The crisis of privatized care in Ontario
The Longevity Economy: Housing policies for an aging population
Exhausted PSWs need help. Regulation is the first step
Is less really better? Eliminating 3- and 4-bed ward rooms in long-term care homes
What are we willing to pay for the quality of death we want?
Pandemic highlights the need for homecare
Virus vs. Visitors – Why long-term care needs a palliative approach
When a gym becomes a home: Highlighting the need for long-term care reform
Australia offers lesson in palliative care
The urgent need for home-care technology for seniors
Not scared of dying but of dying scared
What’s missing from discussions on nursing homes
#GetMePPE: help us supply PPE to Ontario care facilities in need.
Palliative care access still lacking
Palliative care improvements still in their infancy.
Joan O
Pressure injuries the ‘scarlet letter’ of patient care
Aging caregivers of children with disabilities “pushed to the breaking point”
Maria C
Why do so many nursing home residents end up in emergency departments?
This January, Sylvia got a call from a nurse in her mother’s long-term care centre. Her mother, Angela, woke up “extremely agitated and crying in pain,” so the nurses sent her to the emergency department. Sylvia was worried about how her 92-year-old mom, who has dementia, would react to the trip – the lights, the …