QWL-NS: Long-Term Care Staff Quality of Work Life in Nova Scotia Wave 2 (W2) Data collection completed May 31, 2024 A total of 420 staff surveys collected in W2 About QWL-NS This research…
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Long-Term Care Staff Quality of Work Life in Atlantic Canada (QWL-AC) Data collection completed May 31, 2024 A total of 2305 staff surveys collected In-person Research Team Meeting at MSVU June 5th & 6th,…
Atlantic Research Collaboration on Long-Term Care (ARC LTC) About ARC LTC ARC LTC is a program of research comprised of researchers, trainees, and sector collaborators studying the Atlantic Canadian long-term care (LTC) sector with…
This project has three different components to understand the needs of family/friend caregivers and their access to supports: Component #1: Review of the literature and existing programs, supports, and policies in Nova Scotia and…
Do you provide care or support to a family member or friend or do you know someone who does? Welcome to our Project and please read on…
Mental Health Resiliency in Long Term Care – Evaluation The Nova Scotia Centre on Aging is partnering with Nursing Homes of Nova Scotia Association on a mental health support program being offered to 50 long…
Reports: A Higher Standard Setting federal standards in long-term care and continuing care. Armstrong, P., & Cohen, M. (2020). Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. https://www.policyalternatives.ca/sites/default/files/uploads/publications/National%20Office/2020/11/A%20higher%20standard.pdf Restoring trust: COVID-19 and the future of long-term care. Estabrooks…
Manuscripts Funk, L., Kuryk, K., Spring L., & Keefe, J., (2024). Problematizing dominant assumptions about unpaid support through exploring case study profiles of older home care clients. Health & Social Care in the Community, Volume…
TEDxMSVU 2018 – Aging Well On Thursday, October 4, Mount Saint Vincent University’s Nova Scotia Centre on Aging hosted the fourth annual TEDxMSVU event, focusing on the theme of “Aging Well”. This evening’s line-up of…
Why are we doing this research? To generate evidence that will support better understanding of older adult home care client pathways, and inform enhanced home care policy and practice that meets the needs of older…