Resources

Healthcare leaders and policy makers can use the Creating a Safe Space tools to develop, implement or improve healthcare worker support models (for example, a peer support program). In it you will find tools, resources and templates from organizations across the globe who have successfully implemented their own models.

The Creating a Safe Space: Addressing the Psychological Safety of Healthcare Workers guideline is intended to assist healthcare organizations to support their healthcare workers by creating peer support programs (PSPs) or other models of support.

Embedding Palliative Approaches to Care (EPAC) is a proven innovation that helps staff in long-term care homes identify residents who could benefit from a palliative approach to care.

HEC’s patient partner recognition guidance aligns with HEC's engagement principles, identifying roles and appropriate compensation rates based on the level of decision-making involved.

Use this activity card to stimulate discussions and thoughtful reflections so that proactive actions can be taken to prevent harm and create safer care for all.

This report highlights innovative and promising models of care to support long-term care home residents during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

This report explores existing programming supports for caregivers who enable aging in place and identifies gaps and common practices across Canada.

This guide supports long-term care, assisted living and retirement home providers, team leaders and staff to partner with residents, families and care partners to apply quality improvement (QI) techniques.

A guide for healthcare leaders and decision-makers to assess if Nursing Home Without Walls is the right fit for their jurisdiction.