RGP COVID-19 Update May 28, 2020
Learn basic concepts of managing floor patients suspected or confirmed of having COVID-19 with a Virtual Simulation Tool. View past RGP recorded training and webinar on delirium prevention, assessment and management during COVID-19. Access the…
RGP COVID-19 Update May 21, 2020
Join the webinar on COVID-19 Long Term Care Orientation for Redeployed Healthcare Workers where PRCs will discuss strategies in supporting residents who wander. Access the bulletin.
RGP COVID-19 Update May 13, 2020
More practical tools and training for healthcare staff redeployed to long-term care homes (LTCH). Access the bulletin.
RGP COVID-19 Update May 6, 2020
This week's bulletin includes COVID-19 resources translated to French, and upcoming webinar topics including ED-based models of Teleheath for older adults . Access the bulletin.
RGP COVID-19 Update April 30, 2020
Services to support Long-Term Care, and upcoming webinars including a new series of RGP training presented by psychogeriatric resource consultants for orienting healthcare workers redeployed to long-term care homes (LTCH). Access the bulletin.…
RGP COVID-19 Update April 22, 2020
Resources to support Long-Term Care for managing residents during the COVID-19 pandemic and a practical tool for care providers conducting nasal swabs. Access the bulletin.
RGP COVID-19 Update April 15, 2020
New resources from the RGP of Toronto including tip sheets on mobilization in older adults and guidance for supporting clients who wander. Access the bulletin.
RGP COVID-19 Update April 8, 2020
Updated resource on atypical presentations and optimizing care for older adults with COVID-19, cognitive tools for virtual care, and supports for LTC homes. Access the bulletin.
Updates on events, resources, and services
As of March 16, 2020 all our in-person conferences or educational events have either been postponed, cancelled, or converted to virtual meetings. Sign up for our webinar mailing list to learn more about virtual events, including training for health…
Caring for Those Living with Dementia, Stroke and Neurodegenerative Diseases during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Social distancing - yes; social isolation - no. While trying to maintain a safe distance from others during this time is a good idea, we cannot forget about those who are the most vulnerable, including people living with dementia, stroke or…
Resources relevant to Clinical Care in Geriatrics during the COVID-19 Pandemic
The following information is specific to geriatrics clinical care that is relevant to COVID-19 and our patient population. 1) MoCA by Telephone and Video - A post from the authors of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) about the use of the MOCA…
Information about COVID-19 for older adults, caregivers and healthcare providers
This is a challenging time for everyone, as we navigate through COVID-19 together. As always, it is important that the right care is provided, in the right place, at the right time for older adults with frailty. As a trusted leader in the care of…
Event – Collaborative Approaches to Enhance Quality of Palliative Care in LTC – POSTPONED
Given the rapidly evolving pandemic, and steps required to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Collaborative Approaches to Enhance Quality of Palliative Care in Long-Term Care event originally scheduled for April 30, has been postponed until Fall…
Everyone can do something about Delirium!
Delirium is a preventable medical emergency that can occur in all care settings and can lead to dire consequences, including cognitive and functional decline, and even increased risk of death. Why is it then that many healthcare providers, patients,…
New year, new educational resources!
New resources in our sfCare Learning Series to help clinicians and PSWs care for older adults with frailty. Learn more about these free resources.
sfCare Newsletter – December 2019
Are you accidentally ageist? Find out, in our December sfCare Newsletter.
sfCare Newsletter – November 2019
Will you help an older adult move more today? Tips and tools to help you, like the new MOVE poster, in our November sfCare Newsletter.
sfCare Newsletter – October 2019
November is "Fall Prevention Month" in Canada; maybe its time to rename it "Mobility Matters Month"! Our October Senior Friendly Care Newsletter provides helpful tips on promoting mobilization across healthcare sectors.
New research to promote movement in older adults in the community
We are pleased to announce that we are the recipients of a grant from the Canadian Frailty Network to create an evidence-based mobilization program for older adults who are unable to easily leave the home. This initiative builds on the success of…
New Resources for Caregivers
The Regional Geriatric Programs of Ontario (RGPO) and six project partners from across the province have launched new educational resources for caregivers who are providing care and support for seniors living with frailty. Caregiving Strategies…