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A Framework for Establishing a Patient Safety Culture
The Framework is based on a set of evidence-based practices that must all be applied in order to deliver good, safe care.:quality(80))
Community Action and Resources Empowering Seniors (CARES)
The Community Action and Resources Empowering Seniors (CARES) program supports seniors to age well and live a higher quality of life within their community for longer.:quality(80))
Case-Finding for Complex Chronic Conditions in Persons 75+ (C5-75)
Case-Finding for Complex Chronic Conditions in Persons 75+ (C5-75) enables family practices to rapidly screen patients 75 years of age and older for frailty and its associated conditions, with minimum training and equipment.:quality(80))
Rapid review: Delivering primary care services in non-traditional healthcare settings to people experiencing homelessness
An overview of promising models of care and key findings that support equitable access to primary care for people experiencing homelessness.:quality(80))
The Breathing Toolkit: Using Coherent Breathing to Lower Stress and Reduce Anxiety
The Translating Research in Elder Care Breathing Toolkit was developed to help care staff in long-term care homes reduce stress, anxiety and improve sleeping and self-care.:quality(80))
Community Paramedicine Needs Assessment Tool (CPNAT)
This tool aids the development of community paramedicine programs, providing guidance for conducting effective needs assessments.Virtual Learning Series: Sharing the Story of the Promoting Life Together Collaborative
Two virtual events will be offered to share the experiences of the Promoting Life Together (PLT) Collaborative Guidance Group; members from the PLT Collaborative teams who participated from across northern, rural and remote parts of Canada; and the Northern and Indigenous Health (NIH) team at Healthcare Excellence Canada.:quality(80))
Addressing Frailty in the Community: Connecting to Community-Based Services
This report highlights the ways that the ‘Advancing Frailty Care in the Community’ teams connected frail older adults to community-based services.