Category Archives: Re-Imagining Long-term Residential Care

Lifting the ‘Violence Veil’ Examining Working Conditions in Long-Term Care Facilities Using Iterative Mixed Methods (2011)

Tamara Daly; Albert Banerjee; Pat Armstrong; Hugh Armstrong, in Canadian Journal on Aging, 30(2), 271-284. PMID: 24650675.

It’s About Time to Care! Why we need to improve long-term care for older persons in Canada and what we can learn from Sweden

(March 24th, 2011), Open House of the Graduate Program in Health Equity, York University, Toronto, Ontario.

It’s about time to care! Can we learn from the Scandinavians about care for the elderly?

(Oct 6, 2010) 2010 Labelle Lectureship McMaster University, sponsored by the Centre for Health Economics and Policy Analysis (CHEPA), the Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, the Graduate Education Committee, and the Faculty of Health Sciences of McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario.

Work Space / Home Space: Understanding the Organization of Care Work in International Contexts: Next Steps

(May 26, 2010) “Work Space / Home Space: Understanding the Organization of Care Work in International Contexts: Next Steps,” Re-imagining Long-term Care Residential Care, International Study of Promising Practices, SSHRC funded Major Collaborative Research Initiative Annual Team Conference, Vaughan, Ontario.