Are you a leader or team member in long-term care navigating the challenges of moral distress? Discover how to support mental well-being, improve retention, and drive meaningful change in your workplace.
Join @DrKateTO, Schlegel Innovation Leader in Arts and Aging, and @JaneKuepfer, Schlegel Specialist in Spirituality and Aging, as they share insights from their groundbreaking work, including the first-ever Canadian Moral Distress in Long-Term Care Think Tank:
https://t.co/9LRBk3j8A3
The "time tax" people pay to access public services doesn't get enough attention. Up this week: the second instalment of articles in our series on the time tax https://t.co/7QAue4EI2C
Planning fallacy - the tendency to underestimate the amount of time a future task will take - is one of the most universal & consistently demonstrated cognitive biases that people have. We all do it; here's how to avoid or reduce it https://t.co/hRnWGUuRJM Graphic: @OzolinsJanis
For anyone who leads/facilitates workshops or planning sessions - virtual or face to face. @SessionLab has over 900 methods in its free library of facilitation techniques: https://t.co/PN251Fme1v I particularly like the section labelled "action" - tools to create better decisions
BREAKING: Ontario will mandate vaccines for hospital and LTC workers and begin targeted #COVID19 booster shots while keeping current pandemic restrictions indefinitely, the @TorontoStar has learned.
#onpoli https://t.co/s0Yv106XEn
How many felt it was too short? 15%.
It's easy to get caught up as the "expert". But expertise is a bias and it's something you always need to test. Without the data, we likely would have doubled the length because it felt right to us, the "experts". The data told us otherwise.
Identified, prioritized & ranked via 1000+ survey responses, monthly steering meetings & 4 online workshops w/ 52 older adults, caregivers & health/social care providers. See Canadian’s Top 10 list of unanswered research questions on #aging & #mentalhealth
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City Planning's Right-Sizing Housing and Generational Turnover bulletin examines housing suitability and turnover in Toronto. This is one input into estimating how much housing and the types of housing Toronto needs to grow by 700K more residents by 2051. https://t.co/cyXm15SM0F
Many of the restrictions that have been in place throughout the pandemic for residents of Ontario long-term care homes are lifting. That means being able to see friends and family again, take day trips, and best of all: get hugs. @talricci has the story.
NEW: @InfoFAO predicts @ONgov deficit will shrink to $11.1B by 2023-24 -- well below @OntarioPCParty government's prediction of $18.7B. That's due to expected post-pandemic economic growth. Deficit now is $33.1B
#onpoli#COVID19
Reasons your data-driven decision-making might be falling short:
1⃣ You're collecting the wrong data.
2⃣ You're collecting the right data in the wrong way.
3⃣ You're not digging deep enough into the data to identify the most effective action.
Just "having data" isn't enough.