#Longtermcare

Alison McIntosh

Why are so many #COVID19 outbreaks in #LongTermCare? Decades of defunding, cost-cutting, and unwillingness to legislate minimum standards of care mean that ~40% of non-RN workers in long-term care work

Laura Tamblyn Watts

Thread - Fixing #longtermcare in Canada has become an urgent issue. While governmental ##commissions, enquiries & ombudsman reviews are starting up soon, it is important to remember that we do

Laura Tamblyn Watts

Thinking of taking your loved one out of #longtermcare during the #covid19 ? There is *no easy answer*. But here are few things to think about: 1) Do they need

The COVID Tracking Project

COVID19Tracking

Our weekly update is published. The United States set a new weekly record for reported cases, breaking 500K for the first time in the pandemic. We see no evidence that

Schlegel Centre for Advancing Seniors Care

The report summarizing the @CanadianForces' observations of #longtermcare in Ontario has generated an outcry for a #PublicInquiryNow. While we fully agree that change is needed to optimize #seniorscare, a lot

Here's the thing: the abysmal state of #longtermcare for seniors, those w #dementia & disabilities in #Ontario is NOT a surprise; it has long been known by those close to

**LONG THREAD. I have realized that something has been bothering me the past couple of days as the horror of #Herron has been exposed as well as the very dire

#futureinsurance focuses on insureds' operations. The biggest competitors to #insurancecarriers will be vendors, MGAs, #captives, and the insureds themselves. @pulse_data sheds light on the future of claims & risk management.