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Improving Diabetes Care for Frail Community-Dwelling Older Adults with Comorbid Chronic Conditions
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Divorce, remarriage affect beliefs about who should care for aging relatives
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The topic of caregiving and playing a role that almost all of us will be thrust into at some point in our lives is a nuanced one. A couple months ago, we talked about the overwhelming pressure put on females to play the role of caregiver, and the...
Press Release: Comprehensive Resource on Person-Centred Care Now Available
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Care Partner/Caregiver Education and Supports Research Study
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ECHO: Improving Women's Health in Ontario has funded a study to develop best practice indicators for programs and tools that provide education and support to family members and friends who care for others. So far, the research team and the project...
Thank You For Your Support!
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As we complete some internal observations and look at the level of engagement across our social media channels and at the Care To Know Centre site, it is great to see that our Saint Elizabeth online community is growing steadily.
Students explore dying in Canada for CBC series
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Developed out of a groundbreaking course on dying in the graduate journalism program at The University of Western Ontario – and led by Faculty of Information & Media Studies faculty member Meredith Levine – A Good Death gave 16...
Improving the impact of development research through better communication, uptake and knowledge mobilization
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In this Foreign and Commonwealth Office post, guest blogger Elin Gwyn, a research analyst from OMAFRA, speaks to her experience attending the "Improving the impact of development research through better communication and uptake (and...
Patient Decision Aids help figure out "What's best for me?" (Ottawa Hospital)
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A patient decision aid is a tool (for example, a written document, interactive web page, DVD or video) that helps people become involved in decision making by providing information about the options and outcomes and by clarifying personal values...
Cancer Care Ontario Releases Action Plan To Improve The Patient Experience
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Progress being made, but more to be done for the 400,000 Ontarians living with cancer in 2015: The new Ontario Cancer Plan: http://ocp.cancercare.on.ca/
Patient Safety: Medication use in the elderly, "there's got to be a happy medium"
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This is Canadian Patient Safety Week (CPSW) and chatter on issues relating to patient safety and healthcare leadership are increasingly on the minds of patients and in the media across the country. CPSW, launched by the Canadian Patient Safety...
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