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Helping to see the persons in person-centred care

As caregivers, you have a special role – one that is rewarding and needed. However, it’s sometimes hard to convince people of the multi-facet role you play on a daily basis. As a caregiver you’re a nutritionist, a pain management specialist, a personal care provider, a language instructor and more. But, in the chaos of chal...


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Collaborating to embed truly affirming care for 2SLGBTQ+ elders

I retired after thirty years in education in June of 2024. I had made the decision to train as an End-of-Life Doula and was just finishing up when I was introduced to Sara Rodenhizer. Sara, was a Doula who had a project in mind that would create grassroots change for 2SLGBTQ+ elders at the end of life. 


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Chronic disease drug claims are growing 2-3 times faster for Gen Z. Infact, antidepressant claims grew at double the rate of overall plan members across a three-year span Mental health disorders account for over 60 per cent of long-term disability claims for Gen Z women.

According to a new report from Sun Life, Gen Z are facing greater mental health difficulties and increa...


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Life-changing eye implant

Astonishing results have been achieved at the Moorfields Eye Hospital in London England for a group of blind patients. After their surgeon fitted hair-thin microchips at the back of the eye five candidates who had been diagnosed with an advanced form of dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) called geographic atrophy (GA). The...


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The Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work (CCRW), a leading organization on disability and work, has launched AccessPath, a free online tool to help businesses assess and improve the accessibility of their workplaces. New data from Statistics Canada reveals that 49% of employed Canadians with disabilities encounter barriers in their physical workplace.

“Access...


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