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Assessment and Management Tool – Delirium SFH ToolkitThis enhanced processes of care module on delirium provides information on screening, detecting, preventing, managing, monitoring and evaluation. It was developed under the guidance of the provincial SFH Promising Practices Toolkit Working Group. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – Functional Decline SFH ToolkitThis enhanced processes of care module on functional decline provides information on screening, detecting, preventing, managing, monitoring and evaluation. It was developed under the guidance of the provincial SFH Promising Practices Toolkit Working Group. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – Delirium Prevention Poster (multi language)Our delirium prevention poster has gained popularity world-wide! This print-ready infographic highlights 6 proven strategies to prevent delirium in older adults. This poster is part of our Delirium Toolkit. This delirium poster is also available in other languages:
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Delirium ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Mobility ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Nutrition ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Pain ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Polypharmacy ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Social Engagement ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together (this document). |
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Assessment and Management Tool – SF7 Urinary Continence ToolkitThe SF7 Toolkit supports clinical best practices for healthcare providers across the sectors of care and includes self-management tools for older adults and their caregivers. The toolkit provides a common practice framework that complements the unique skills and practices of the various care providers helping older adults. SF7 focuses on seven clinical areas that support resilience, independence, and quality of life: cognition (particularly delirium), mobility, social engagement, continence, pain, nutrition, and polypharmacy. The SF7 toolkit is available by individual topic, or bundled together. Click here to access the SF7 Toolkit. |
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Other – GiiC OverviewThis document provides an overview of the Geriatrics Interprofessional Interorganizational Collaboration (GiiC) initiative and includes a list of resources which were included in the 2008 toolkit. Resources from this toolkit are available on request. |
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Other – sfCare 10 RecommendationsThe sfCare Getting Started Toolkit is based on 10 recommendations which were developed from the sfCare Framework’s 31 statements. These recommendations are comprehensive, action-based statements, which create the foundation for the sfCare Self-Assessment Tool and the Implementation Resources (pages 17-29 of the Getting Started Toolkit). |
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Other – sfCare Framework Handout (multi language)This printable handout contains the goal of the sfCare Framework, 7 guiding principles, 5 domains, and 31 statements. Print on 11 x 17 paper and fold. Also available in French. Also available in slide version. |
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Other – The sfCare Getting Started ToolkitThe Senior Friendly Care (sfCare) Getting Started Toolkit is a companion resource to the sfCare Framework. It helps your healthcare organization assess where they are on their sfCare journey, and provides practical resources for implementing real change. The toolkit comprises: a self-assessment tool, implementation resources, and training modules for executives and staff. |
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Presentation – “Senior Friendly Care – How to get started no matter where you’re starting from” WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar was presented on June 27, 2018 by Dr. Barbara Liu, M.D., FRCP(C), FRCP(Edin), Executive Director, RGP of Toronto, and Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto, and Wendy Zeh, R.N., Project & Quality Manager, RGP of Toronto. This presentation introduces the Senior Friendly Care Getting Started Toolkit, which is a companion resource to the sfCare Framework. It provides practical resources for assessing where you are on the sfCare journey and for implementing real change. |
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Presentation – Introduction Slides for sfCare Framework + Getting Started ToolkitReference slides with speaking notes that can be used or adapted to introduce various stakeholders to the sfCare Framework and the sfCare Getting Started Toolkit. |
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Presentation – Introduction to sfCare – A primer for executivesClick here for a recording of the presentation. This 5-minute training module provides healthcare executives with basic information, such as what senior friendly care is, why it’s important, the needs of older adults, and how they can assess and support their organization in the delivery of senior friendly care. |
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Presentation – Introduction to sfCare – Top Tips for All StaffClick here for a recording of the presentation. This 5-minute training module provides clinical and non-clinical staff with basic information, such as what senior friendly care is, why it’s important, the needs of older adults, and what they can do to make a difference. |
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Presentation – Introduction to the sfCare Framework WebinarClick here for the recording of the presentation. The slides for the webinar presented in Nov 2017 by Dr. Barbara Liu and Ada Tsang which provides an overview of the sfCare Framework. |
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Report – sfCare FrameworkA report describing the Senior Friendly Care Framework. |
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