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The Ontario Centres for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long-Term Care at the RIA championed co-design in long-term care, involving residents as equal partners in creating the Respecting and Promoting Resident Rights in LTC. Read more about this 2023 highlight in our Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/eQKBKdSZ

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Discover the significance of Utah Regulation R432-270-12 in senior care. Explore the importance of accurate resident assessments, involvement of licensed professionals, and adapting to changing conditions. Read more here https://hubs.la/Q028c85Q0 #utah #residentassessment

We're entering a very different phase in #globalhealth. 🌐🩺 In the clip below, hear from Nidda Sofia Yusuf on needed changes & approaches to civil society in this new stage. Watch the full event 👇 #CGDtalks https://bit.ly/3TbwidD

If you have just a minute, learn how the Lower Cost, More Transparency Act could help lower #healthcare costs for #employer #healthpolicy #healthcarepolicy #pricetransparency #PBMReform

For those interested in the state of the coronial service, the Chief Coroner's report considers what has been achieved in the past decade. Whilst there is no surprise in noting that the service is under resourced and delays are common, there have been positives, such as the introduction of the area coroner, greater consistency across areas, and improved technology. It is worth a read to learn more about progress made since the implementation of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009.

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Do you have a Will? If so when is the last time you looked at it? We recommend reviewing your estate plan every 3 to 5 years.

Affordable housing is one of the most critical issues facing Western and Southern Colorado. In Congress, I will do everything I can to address it and create solutions. https://lnkd.in/epn5CpG3

The Senate Select Committee report was released yesterday with 35 recommendations to address the oral health challenges across just about every part of the Australian community. It is great to see oral health practitioners ( Dental Hygienists, Dental Therapists and Oral Health Therapists) being recognized as a crucial part of the solutions to address the challenges. The creation of a Chief Dental and Oral Health Officer, an agency for oral health promotion and advocacy, the inclusion of oral health instructions and other preventive measures in Medicare, the incentives to promote tertiary oral heath education are all important and practical steps towards a long journey to address the decades of neglect. Let’s hope we see actions and not another report in the drawer. https://lnkd.in/gDisDd8z