Excited to launch the SALTY Trainee Podcast series "Let's Talk Care: Fresh Perspectives on Long-Term Care". @MJHande@emilyvhubley@MarcoRedden with SALTY team members discuss LTC issues such as QoL. 1st 2 episodes, including introduction available now. https://t.co/oeSgz0gGDI
Volunteers largely absent in LTC policy despite unique & important care provided to LTC residents. Pre-pandemic analysis of LTC regulations in BC, AB, ON & NS. Full article in the Canadian Journal on Aging: https://t.co/WTn93NzQar #SALTYProject#LTCVolunteers#ResidentQoL
Staff Flexibility is Key to Improving Highly Regulated Long-Term Care Sector. Pre-pandemic analysis of LTC regulations in BC, AB, ON & NS. Full article published in The Gerontologist (2021): https://t.co/jGvkYOIBeI
#SALTYProject#LTCStaff#ResidentQoL
Our article is published - “The voices of lived experience: reflections from citizen team members in a long-term care research program" https://t.co/aJ86f49oZv , which I hope contributes to discussions & considerations around patient oriented research.
From our @SALTY_ltc theme 2 team Leadership for quality in long-term care - Ivy L. Bourgeault, Tamara Daly, Catherine Aubrecht, Pat Armstrong, Hugh Armstrong, Susan Braedley, 2021 https://t.co/PII8c2Wmvh
"Over the years my appreciation of the current MSVU community has deepened as the NS Centre on Aging has allowed me to work with many of Canada’s leading gerontology & care policy experts" says Dr. Mary Jean Hande, postdoc at @MSVU_NSCA. More at: https://t.co/2KaIBxAbI7
Our upcoming Policy Round Series webinar will provide insights from the Seniors-Adding Life to Years project’s policy review & discuss how policies can support or inhibit resident quality of life.
Register for the free event: https://t.co/dAtilIHaWg
#LTC#Policy#Senior#Canada
It's Long Term Care Day in Nova Scotia! NHNSA & Peace by Chocolate have created 2 "Hero Bars" available June 17th noon on NHNSA & Peace by Chocolate websites & stores. Proceeds support NHNSA’s new CCA bursary
program. #LTCProud#TheHeroBar#ThankYourHero#PeaceByChocolateHeroBar
Once the pandemic subsides, how should governments address the problems plaguing the long-term care system?
That's up for discussion on May 13 at 12pm ET, during our webinar with @picardonhealth + @DrSamirSinha + @prof_TamaraDaly.
Register here: https://t.co/lfX9cDZNYz
As World Alzheimer Month wraps up please take a listen to our lovely SALTY advisory group members Faye Forbes & @jimmannBC on "Let's Talk Care episode 6. Living with Dementia" https://t.co/pO6OvYitxW
It's World Alzheimer's Month! "Living with Dementia" SALTY's Trainee podcast later this week. Faye Forbes & Jim Mann, SALTY AG, discuss inclusion of those with lived experience in research, retaining personhood and control, and inclusive and welcoming environments in LTC.
Episode 5 of SALTY's Trainee podcast "Let's Talk Care - Family Presence in Long-Term Care" is now available. Sandra Bauld, SALTY volunteer rep. & past trainee Anne Gillis discuss with hosts the roles of family/friend caregivers & volunteers in LTC. https://t.co/txj1jbw8SK
The NSCA's recently released manuscript, Long-term residential care policy guidance for staff to support resident quality of life is now published in The Gerontologist.
Dr. Janice Keefe, Professor in Gerontology and Director of the NS Centre of Aging (@MSVU_NSCA), and a team of researchers have recently received funding ($149,984) to study long-term care policies for family support visits during #COVID19: https://t.co/BjPMbugnL3 #msvuresearch
WATCH: We chat with Dr. Janice Keefe from the Nova Scotia Centre on Aging, to learn more about a new initiative to study the implementation of policies that support and hinder families as partners in care during COVID-19 pandemic. @MSVU_Halifax@MSVU_NSCA.
New SALTY Publication: Long-Term Residential Care Policy Guidance for Staff to Support Resident Quality of Life. From @MJHande Janice Keefe @MSVU_NSCA & @DeeTaylor2017 https://t.co/EBRYFu8DP5