Canada can be a leader in safe long-term care: Submission highlights
More than 200,000 older adults and persons living with a disability live in long-term care homes in Canada. Recognizing that…
Leaving No One Behind in Long-Term Care: Enhancing Socio-Demographic Data Collection in Long-Term Care Settings
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a disproportionate toll on Canada’s most vulnerable populations. With growing evidence on the inequitable impacts…
The Cost of Waiting for Long-Term Care: Findings from a Qualitative Study
In Ontario, more than 38,000 people are waiting for long-term care placement and the waitlist is growing. While waiting for…
International review: Strategies to support ethno-cultural and linguistic diversity for seniors
Growing ethno-cultural and linguistic diversity among older population groups is an experience shared by countries of immigration like Canada, Australia,…
The Changing Face of Home and Community Care
Home and community care is essential in facilitating aging in place by supporting aging Ontarians to remain active and healthy,…
Ensuring Healthy Aging For All: Home Care Access in Ontario
Publicly-funded home care is provided to people who have health conditions that restrict their daily activities. Home care is an…
Patients First Consultation Submission to the Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care
Wellesley Institute works to improve health and health equity in the Greater Toronto Area through research and policy based on…