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Nursing Home Without Walls
The Nursing Home Without Walls program helps nursing and LTC homes support older adults to age in place with access to essential services and support.
Programs: Aging in Place
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Explore the impactEnabling Aging in Place
Through the Enabling Aging in Place collaborative, 26 health and social service organizations worked alongside older adults, care partners and community partners to strengthen locally grounded, person-centred approaches shaped by lived experience and real-world conditions. Together, they advanced practical ways to bring care closer to home and support people to live safely and well in their communities.:quality(80))
Explore the impactReimagining LTC
Reimagining LTC supported long-term care homes to work together to build better care with and for people living and working in long-term care in Canada. The program helped participants address gaps in the safety and quality of care in long-term care, by providing more support to healthcare workers and building capacity to make care more person-centred.:quality(80))
Explore the impactPriority Health Innovation Challenge
Across Canada, there is no shortage of innovation and creativity focused on achieving lasting improvement in patient experience, health outcomes, work life of providers and value for money.:quality(80))
Follow progressSparking Change in the Appropriate Use of Antipsychotics
An awards-based quality improvement program supporting the appropriate use of antipsychotics through person-centred care in long-term care homes.:quality(80))
On demandTeamSTEPPS Canada Essentials Course
A self-directed program that helps you optimize patient care by improving communication and teamwork skills.:quality(80))
Follow progressRight Care Challenge
Right Care Challenge supports health and social care organizations to launch or enhance initiatives that ensure patients receive the right care, at the right time, in the right place—all while helping reduce avoidable emergency department visits.:quality(80))
Explore the impactAdvancing Frailty Care in the Community
The Advancing Frailty Care in the Community collaborative (AFCC) was led by HEC, in partnership with the Canadian Frailty Network from November 2019 to March 2022. Its aim was to advance frailty care in primary care and community settings to improve care and quality of life for older adults living with frailty, and support their essential care partners.:quality(80))
Follow progressParamedics and Social Prescribing
The Paramedics and Social Prescribing program helps paramedic teams implement social prescribing to connect people with non-medical social and community supports that improve health and well-being.