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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2024 · 30 MIN

Long-Term Care Solutions: A Conversation with Jodi Hall

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In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster sits down with Jodi Hall, the CEO of the Canadian Association of Long-Term Care. They delve into the critical staffing shortages in the Canadian long-term care sector, attributed to a high demand for registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and personal support workers. They also discuss the implications of an aging population and the housing crisis for long-term care. The conversation further covers government's role in supporting long-term care, the importance of mentorship, and the need for national occupational standards for personal care providers. The episode highlights the enduring challenges and potential solutions to improve the long-term care sector in Canada.     00:45 Exploring the Canadian Health Care Sector  02:08 Challenges in Long-Term Care  03:10 Addressing Staffing Shortages  05:48 The Future of Long-Term Care  07:29 Changes in Long-Term Care Roles  09:42 Skills for Success in Long-Term Care  13:49 Positive Government Initiatives  16:16 Housing Crisis in Long-Term Care  18:54 The Importance of Palliative Care  21:14 Advocacy and Priorities  24:05 Mentorship and Leadership  Read the full transcript here Listen to past episodes here

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