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  Updated: Thursday, May 17, 2012 11:09 AM
OLTCA announces Candace Chartier as incoming CEO
Chartier to focus on strengthening membership

The Ontario Long Term Care Association’s (OLTCA) incoming CEO Candace Chartier says strengthening the organization’s membership will be a top priority in her new role. Full Story
 
Home’s staff engages nursing students in LTC career possibilities
Team members spread valuable, first-hand information about working in LTC

Meadow Park Chatham recently showed the home’s support for long-term care nursing by sending two team members to a nursing career fair at the University of Windsor. Full Story
Award winner surpasses goals to reduce responsive behaviours
Muskoka Landing team’s efforts recognized by OLTCA

Muskoka Landing’s award-winning responsive behaviour program team is a testament to collaboration and commitment to ongoing, resident-centred care. Full Story
Video and music engaging to Main Street residents
Student infuses work experience and passion into projects

Main Street Terrace residents recently packed the screening of the Toronto home’s first-ever video newsletter and the performance of a Broadway-style revue, both of which featured a number of them. Full Story
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The Long-Term Care Task Force on Resident Care and Safety released its report on Wednesday, May 16, 2012. Click on the links to access their Executive Summary and Full Report!

 

OTHER LONG-TERM CARE NEWS

McCarthy welcomes LTC task force action plan
OMNI Health Care president and CEO Patrick McCarthy welcomes the action plan released yesterday by the Long-Term Care Task Force on Resident Care and Safety outlining 18 recommendations to enhance security and protection for the 77,000 people living in Ontario’s long-term care homes.
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Knitting hope for children in Kenya, one doll at a time Nearly $2,500 for Caring Partners Global, thanks to Agnes Reist Kristian Partington “With osteoarthritis in my knees and shoulders, I spend a lot of time in my recliner chair or in my motorized wheelchair, but my hands can still operate knitting needles,” says Winston Park’s Agnes Reist.
Visit Schlegel Villages' Village Voice for the full story

 

Imagination runs wild for anniversary contest
Leisureworld employees let their imagination run wild for the company’s 40th anniversary, crafting everything from music to cake for a commemorative art contest.
Visit Leisureworld's In The News for the full story


 

Jennifer Silver earns award for community service

Afton Park Place personal support worker (PSW) Jennifer Silver’s love of animals has helped her earn this year’s Steeves & Rozema Quest for Success award in the community service category.
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