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Assessment and Management Tool – Determining Decision Making Ability Pocket CardThis pocket card gives the user a set of probing questions to assess the decision-making ability in older adults. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – KGH Patient Experience Advisor Satisfaction SurveyKingston General Hospital created this survey to measure the satisfaction of patient experience advisors. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – Seniors as Patient Safety Advocates SurveyThis 21-item self-administered survey is a companion document to the Seniors as Patient Safety Advocates presentation and is designed to assess seniors’ views about their participation in safety tasks. It can be used to evaluate interventions and training programs aimed at improving seniors’ self-advocacy skills. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – Talking with Your Older PatientThe National Institute on Aging (NIA) provides tips for communicating with older patients in ways that are respectful and effective for information exchange. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – Who Assesses Capacity Under What CircumstancesThis guideline determines who assesses capacity and under what circumstances. |
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Assessment and Management Tool – 6 Proven Strategies to Prevent Delirium in Older Adults PosterPrint-ready infographic poster which highlights the 6 proven strategies to prevent delirium in older adults. This poster is part of our Delirium Toolkit.
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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 – Code Plus Physical Design ComponentsFraser Health (British Columbia) developed guidelines for the physical design in hospitals which focus on preserving functional ability and safety of older adults admitted to hospital. Posted to our website with permission from Fraser Health. |
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Other – Creating a Senior Friendly Physical Environment in HospitalsThe Regional Geriatric Assessment Program of Ottawa has developed guidelines to help hospitals create a physical environment which accommodates the needs of older adults. “The minimum standards for disability as outlined in building codes do not fully meet the specific physical environment needs of seniors. An extensive literature review has led to the compilation of guidelines that are recommended in addition to the minimum standards for barrier-free accessibility.” |
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Other – Family/Caregivers as Care Partners ChecklistPlanetree Org created a 13-question Quality Checking Tool to support organizations in assessing the quality of their care partner program, and to help identify opportunities for strengthening the ways you partner with family members to deliver optimal patient care. |
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Other – KGH Patient and Family Led Feedback ForumsKingston General Hospital created this information pamphlet for healthcare providers on how to set up a patient and family led feedback forum. |
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Other – KGH Patient and Family-Centred CareKingston General Hospital created this patient and family-centred care information pamphlet for healthcare providers. |
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Other – KGH Patient Experience Advisor PamphletKingston General Hospital created this information pamphlet on becoming a patient experience advisor. |
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Other – KGH Patient Experience AdvisorsKingston General Hospital created this handbook for their patient experience advisors. |
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Other – KGH Patient-Centred Leadership: Briefing NotesKingston General hospital created this guide and template for creating committee briefing notes, with a patient-centred focus. |
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Other – KGH Patient-Centred Leadership: Committee/Council ParticipantsKingston General hospital created this information pamphlet for healthcare providers on applying the principles of patient-centredness as a committee member. |
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Other – KGH Patient-Centred Leadership: Decision MakingKingston General hospital created this information pamphlet for healthcare providers on the use of the Accountability for Reasonableness tool (A4R) – a framework that supports fair priority setting and principle based decision making. |
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Other – KGH Patient-Centred Leadership: Effective MeetingsKingston General hospital created this guide for preparing for and conducting meetings in a way that demonstrates patient-centred leadership. |
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Other – KGH Policies for Supporting Patient and Family Centred CareKingston General Hospital created a document to illustrate how to use patient and family-centred language in policies. |
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Other – RNAO’s Cultural DiversityThe RNAO developed this learning package for nurses to understand cultural competence as it relates to the workplace and workforce. |
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Other – RNAO’s Person-and-Family-Centred CareThe RNAO developed this learning package to help nurses and other healthcare providers acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to become more adept at practicing person- and family-centred care. |
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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 HandoutThis printable handout contains the goal of the sfCare Framework, 7 guiding principles, 5 domains, and 31 statements. Print to 11 x 17 paper and fold. |
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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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Patient Resource – Advance Care Planning TermsThis pamphlet explains the most commonly used terms in advance care planning. |
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Patient Resource – Elder Abuse Toolkit (Gov’t of Ontario)The Ministry of Seniors Affairs has created an easy to use toolkit of resources on the topic of elder abuse, including a senior’s safety hotline. |
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Patient Resource – Hospital Discharge Guide (CIHR)The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) developed this guide to help older adults and their family participate in planning their discharge home and to make the transition from hospital a safe one. |
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Patient Resource – Questions to ask Doctors about Patient-Centred CarePlanetree Org created a checklist of 20 questions that patients and family members can ask their doctor to better understand opportunities for partnership. |
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Patient Resource – Questions to ask Hospital about Patient-Centred CarePlanetree Org created a checklist of 20 questions that patients and family members can ask the care team at the hospital to better understand opportunities for partnership. |
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Patient Resource – Talking with Your DoctorThe National Institute on Aging (NIA) provides tips for older people on how to communicate with their doctor. |
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Patient Resource – 5 Questions to Ask About Your MedicationsThe Institute for Safe Medication Practices Canada (ISMP) has developed 5 questions to help patients and caregivers start a conversation about medications to improve communications with their healthcare provider, especially during transitions in care. Posted with permission by ISMP. |
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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 – A Regional Approach to SFH at QCHThis presentation provides an overview of the approach to implementing the SFH strategy across the Ottawa region. |
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Presentation – Clinical Screening in the Geriatric Population WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar presented in July 2018 by Dr. Katherine Krause (PGY5) and Dr. Mauli Mehta (PGY5), Geriatric Medicine, University of Toronto explores screening and triage in geriatric medicine, and the evidence behind screening for MCI and dementia in the geriatric population. |
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Presentation – Comprehensive Parkinson’s Care – A new approach to an old problem – NYGH Parkinson’s programClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar was presented on December 7, 2018 by Dr. Joyce Lee and Greta Mah. This presentation discussed the importance of understanding the Parkinson disease, and how to better manage the symptoms in order to live well with Parkinson’s. |
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Presentation – Dementia Friendly HospitalsClick here for a recording of the presentation. This presentation in March 2017 by Professor June Andrews provides practical information on how to make hospitals dementia-friendly. |
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Presentation – Essentials to Consider in a Patient Engagement Initiative WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar presented in Jan 2017 by the Change Foundation provides 15 tips for patient engagement. |
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Presentation – Geriatric Care at the Intersection of Medicine and Architecture WebinarThis webinar presented in February 2018 by Dr. Diana Anderson, MD, M. Arch, Healthcare Architect, explores how the knowledge of geriatric medicine and physical environmental design can be used to create spaces which influence the overall well-being of patients, families, and healthcare professionals.
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Presentation – Global Evidence for Preventing and Managing DeliriumThis presentation provides an overview of global best practices for preventing and managing delirium |
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Presentation – Healthcare Consent and Advance Care Planning WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar presented in Feb 2017 by Judith Wahl (Lawyer), Dr. Jeff Myers (Physician), and Julie Darnay (Educator) provides helpful advice on health care consent and advance care planning. |
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Presentation – IMPACT Clinic (SHSC)This presentation provides information on the IMPACT Clinic, which is a comprehensive interprofessional team dedicated to improve chronic disease management in older adults. |
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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 Senior Alcohol Misuse Indicator (SAMI) Tool WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar was presented on September 14, 2018 by Dr. Bonnie Purcell, London-Middlesex BSO mobile team, London Health sciences Centre. This presentation discusses a senior-friendly approach to screening for alcohol use in older adults. |
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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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Presentation – Make Patient Time the Most Important Currency WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. The slides for the webinar presented in Oct 2017 by Professor Brian Dolan (UK) which explores ways to improve the quality of care for hospitalized patients, including the grass roots initiative #endPJParalysis which is spreading globally |
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Presentation – Releasing Time to Care Initiative at SJHCThis presentation provides an overview of the implementation of the Releasing Time to Care initiative at St. Joseph’s Health Centre |
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Presentation – Senior-Sensitive TeamworkThis presentation by Dr. David Ryan provides practical approaches to senior-sensitive communications and community-based teamwork. |
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Presentation – Seniors as Patient Safety AdvocatesThis presentation provides tips and tools for empowering seniors as patient safety advocates. |
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Presentation – Toronto Central LHIN: Seniors Plan & Dementia Plan WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar was presented on September 28, 2018 by Dr. Samir Sinha. This presentation discussed the direction and current actions in the development of the TC LHIN Seniors Plan and Dementia Plan, and how they fit with work underway at the Provincial level. |
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Presentation – Urinary Incontinence: The Neglected Geriatric Syndrome WebinarClick here for a recording of the presentation. This webinar was presented on January 25, 2019 by Dr. Martha Spencer. This presentation discussed the approach to the diagnosis, investigation and management of urinary incontinence in older adults. |
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Report – Patient Engagement Lessons from the PANORAMA ProjectThe Change Foundation created this report, which provides recommendations and tips for patient engagement. |
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Report – sfCare FrameworkA report describing the Senior Friendly Care Framework. |
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