Webinar Series: Next Steps in COVID-19 Response in Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes
As long-term care and retirement homes continue to adapt to COVID-19, collaborative learning is needed now more than ever. The Next Steps in COVID-19 Response webinar series brings people together so they can share with and learn from others facing similar challenges and opportunities in long-term care and retirement homes during the pandemic.
This webinar series focuses on six key areas that can strengthen pandemic response: preparation; prevention; people in the workforce; pandemic response and surge capacity; plan for COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 care; and presence of family.
This webinar series complements the LTC+ Acting on Pandemic Learning Together program and is open to anyone who would like to join.
Upcoming Webinars
Monday August 16, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ET)
Monday September 13, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ET)
Monday October 18, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ET)
Monday November 15, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ET)
Monday December 12, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ET)
Registering gives you access to all webinars and series.
Recent Webinars
All webinars can be viewed on demand via YouTube and summaries are below.
July 12, 2021 | What has COVID-19 taught us about improvement?
With Matthew Hill (Insights and Evaluation Research Manager) from the Health Foundation, United Kingdom, Jennifer Cornell (Director of Long-term Care) from County of Grey and Cristina de Santis (Vice-President Performance Improvement & Innovation) from Responsive Group Inc
The pandemic has provided a critical test of improvement’s role in supporting positive change in health and care. As improvers take the opportunity to reflect on the last 12 months, we’re sharing lessons and insights from thousands of people working to improve healthcare in the UK during this period of change. This webinar was based on the on recently published report - The role of improvement during the response to COVID-19.
June 14, 2021 | Panel Discussion about appropriate prescribing practices in long-term care during COVID-19, and beyond
With Teresa Fung from Hebrew SeniorLife and Harvard Medical School, Rachel Rouleau from Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux (CIUSSS) de la Capitale-Nationale, Suzanne Gilbert from the University of Montreal, )and Judy Yip from Alberta Health Services and Myles Mohammed who is a Clinical Pharmacist
This panel discussion brought together improvement teams from HEC’s Appropriate Use of Antipsychotics, the Optimizing Practices, Use, Care and Services – Antipsychotics (OPUS-AP) and le Projet d'évaluation de la personnalisation des soins (PEPS). Participants shared challenges and opportunities they encountered during the pandemic in relation to appropriate prescribing practices and identified key lessons for sharing and taking forward.
May 17, 2021 | Simulations in LTC
Introduction by Tim Willett from Simulation Canada
Simulation presentation by Darin Abbey, Jae Yon Jones and Tamara Young from Island Health
Participants at this webinar learned about Island Health’s use of simulation during the COVID-19 pandemic and the collaboration that took a novel video simulation to a full-scale simulation project. The presenters shared ways that simulation facilitators are being supported to provide LTC teams with opportunities to re-enact COVID-19 related scenarios and improve responses, care and outcomes. Resources that complimented this webinar can be downloaded via British Columbia Simulation Network’s website.
Past Webinars
February 8, 2021: Vaccine rollout
January 18, 2021: Essential Together and Vaccine Preparedness
December 7, 2020: Pandemic Response and Surge Capacity // LTC and Hospital Partnership: Key Learnings from Southlake and River Glen Haven LTC
November 9, 2020: People in the Workforce
October 19, 2020: Prevention: the province of Quebec’s action plan
September 14, 2020: Preparation to prevent outbreak in long-term care
August 10, 2020: Family Presence in Long-Term Care
July 27, 2020: Launch of LTC+ Acting on Pandemic Learning Together
July 20, 2020: Informational Webinar
LTC+ is being delivered by Healthcare Excellence Canada. LTC+ is supported by the BC Patient Safety and Quality Council, Manitoba Institute for Patient Safety, New Brunswick Association of Nursing Homes and CADTH, with additional funding support from the CMA Foundation.
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