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Canada
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Did you know 1 in 3 Canadians aged 50+ have faced age-based discrimination? On Ageism Awareness Day, let's challenge the stereotypes, educate others, and work to create a society where age is celebrated—not stigmatized. Together, we can #EndAgeism.
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Caregivers play a vital role in ensuring the well-being of residents in #LongTermCare homes across Canada. If you're a caregiver looking for additional support, here are some valuable resources to help you continue providing the best care possible: canadiancaregiving.org/resou…
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Today is #FirstAidDay 🩹 It’s important for everyone to know practical first aid tips. Check out the Canadian Red Cross’ First Aid Tips ​​and Resources page to learn more: redcross.ca/training-and-cer…
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Self-care is essential for long-term care residents and staff. Engaging in enjoyable activities that promote socialization, like drawing or playing chess, can significantly boost mental and emotional well-being by reducing stress. How are you making self-care a priority this month? #SelfCareSeptember
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Happy Labour Day! Thank you to all staff working in long-term care to bring care to our residents over this long weekend.
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
It's essential for LTC homes to offer meals for everyone. The RIA is committed to advancing research to tackle the needs older adults. Learn how Heather Keller is working with her @nutriagelab at @UWaterloo to incorporate foods from all cultures in LTC's: the-ria.ca/news/bringing-cul…
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Half of Canadian women are caregivers. Women take on a greater share of care tasks such as care coordination, emotional support, and meal prep. This highlights the ongoing need for gender equality in all aspects of life, including care. #WomensEqualityDay
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Today, the world is celebrating World Senior Citizens Day 2024. This day aims to raise awareness of the issues being faced by older adults like health deterioration and elder abuse. It is also celebrated to acknowledge their contributions towards society.
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Not sure how to start a conversation about healthcare harm within your team? We have the resources you need to guide a discussion about broadening their understanding this Canadian Patient Safety Week here: healthcareexcellence.ca/en/r… #CPSW2024
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
In the past year, we’ve started construction on 39 #LongTermCare homes and over 5,500 new and upgraded beds across Ontario. Learn more: ontario.ca/page/ministry-lon… #AMO2024
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
We’re looking for passionate individuals to facilitate workshops on Creating a Culture of Belonging in #LongTermCare! Apply before August 14th! clri-ltc.ca/about/jobs/
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
What does caregiving mean within Indigenous cultures? Join us on August 15, with Holly Prince from the Centre for Education and Research on Aging & Health (CERAH), to explore this question and hear stories from Indigenous caregivers. ow.ly/R5Hh50SQFep
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Safe exercise is key for promoting healthy aging. Utilize the expertise of healthcare professionals MUHC Division of Geriatric Medicine and their Senior Adult Fitness Exercises (SAFE). SAFE is geared to improving senior warm ups, strength, balance, flexibility and endurance. Learn more about safe and effective workouts at safe-seniors.com/
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Do you know someone who excels in using respectful and empathetic language in #LongTermCare? Nominate them for the person-centred language Award! This is your chance to recognize someone who makes a positive impact through their inclusive communication! ow.ly/AeWE50SyNk0
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
☀️Staying cool during a heatwave is crucial! Keep hydrated, wear light clothing, and schedule activities during cooler times, typically before 11 AM or after 4 PM. Your health and safety come first! Find more tips and resources here: proprietorsgreen.com/staying…
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Explore how interactions shape the experiences of individuals! Embrace the principles of #PCL to enhance your communication skills, and foster deeper connections and honour the dignity of each person we interact with.youtube.com/watch?v=X0BM5eZA…
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
We just celebrated #SeniorsMonth2024! Learn how we are keeping seniors fit, active, healthy and socially connected across the province. Save or share this link for helpful resources year-round: ontario.ca/seniors @ONThealth @housingON @ONlongtermcare @ONsocialservice
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
Happy Canada Day Let us celebrate the rich beauty and diversity of Canada, while also taking time for reflection. We are on Indigenous lands and we honour the Indigenous Peoples who have lived on and cared for this land since time immemorial. clri-ltc.ca/resource/diversi…
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
NHNSA wishes our members, their residents, families, volunteers & communities as well as our partners in care & sponsors a happy and safe Canada Day weekend! We celebrate our nation’s vast beauty & strength from enriching diversity. #CanadaDay #CanadaDay2024 #LTC #LongTermCare
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Canadian Society for Long Term Care Medicine retweeted
During Indigenous History Month, let's recognize the importance of Land Acknowledgments. It's a crucial step towards reconciliation and fostering respectful relationships. Check out this Land Acknowledgement Guiding Framework: ow.ly/BeTC50S8Ms6 @BSOProvOffice
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