Will 2022 be the dawn of a new era for long-term care in Canada? Yes, with federal leadership

The demand for more care, as our population ages, must be met by an adequate supply of health human resources.

The pandemic has prompted the development of new national standards on long-term care, writes Dr. Amy Hsu, the University of Ottawa Brain and Mind—Bruyère Research Institute Chair in Primary Health Care Dementia Research.Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY Amy Hsu

February 7, 2022

Like a category five hurricane, the trail of devastation left by COVID-19 is clearly illustrated by the all-too-familiar epidemic curves and graphs of the cumulative deaths from COVID-19 in Canada. Yet, even amid another wave brought on by Omicron, many of us are cautiously optimistic about the pand...

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