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The Experiential Learning in Long-Term Care Guidebook was developed to support long-term care or retirement homes and secondary schools in establishing meaningful and impactful partnerships to create experiential learning placements for students. The guidebook also explains the why expertiential learning opportunities, such as co-ops are important in long-term care, and outlines the benefits for students and staff.

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The Leadership in Senior Living Program equips current and aspiring leaders with the skills they need to effectively lead-high functioning teams and support person-centered care in today's senior living sector. The program includes five online courses where learners engage in group discussions, examine real-life scenarios and learn from leading experts.

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LIVING the Dementia Journey (LDJ) is an award-winning, evidence-informed training program for those who support people living with dementia. By participating in the program, participants will gain an awareness and understanding that will change how they view and support people living with dementia. LDJ was created in collaboration with people living with dementia, care partners, team members at Schlegel Villages, Murray Alzheimer Research and Education Program (MAREP), and the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging (RIA).

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Making the Most of Mealtimes was the largest study of its kind to explore food and nutrition in long-term care and retirement homes, and the role of the mealtime experience....Read More

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The Multi-Faith Practice: Guidelines for Caregivers resource is a practical guide for all team members in long-term care and retirement homes....Read More

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As we get older, we generally need fewer calories than we did when we were younger, but we still need the same amount of nutrients....Read More

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One Day is a virtual training to equip team members to nurture a person-centred care approach in their care provision, with a focus on practical application strategies so that learners are empowered to start making positive changes immediately. ...Read More

Person centered language is important because it recognizes the dignity and worth of people, promotes inclusion, and helps to eliminate stereotypes and discrimination based on disability, ethnicity, gender, or any other personal characteristics.

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Person centered language is important because it recognizes the dignity and worth of people, promotes inclusion, and helps to eliminate stereotypes and discrimination based on disability, ethnicity, gender, or any other personal characteristics.

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The resources for food services teams provide information about key nutrient sources for older adults, the importance of textured modified foods, and tips to prepare and incorporate pureed foods into mealtimes. ...Read More

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