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Background The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on residents of long-term care facilities or nursing homes, characterized by significantly higher infection and mortality rates than in the general population. Previous research has highlighted significant disparities in COVID-19 outcomes, particularly among ethnic minorities. This study examines the association between belonging to a minority language community and COVID-19 infection rates in LTCFs in Ontario, Canada, at...
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Résumé Ce tableau de bord propose une visualition interactive des données afin d'illustrer le potentiel de l'analyse géographique et de mieux compremdre les besoins des communautés francophones de l'Ontario en matière de soins de longue durée, dans une perspective d'équité et d'accès aux services. Abstract This dashboard provides an interactive visualization of data to illustrate the potential of geographic analysis and to better understand the long-term care needs of Ontario's Francophone...
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This infographic summarises the findings of two studies: 1) Experiences in long-term care homes and language issues in Ontario: perspectives of Francophone seniors, family caregivers, care providers, and managers. 2) Home Care Experiences and Language Challenges in Ontario: Perspectives of Francophone Seniors, Family Caregivers, Frontline Care Providers, and Managers. You can consult the research reports by referring to the related documents.
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Cette infographie résume les constats de deux études: 1) Expériences en foyers de soins de longue durée et enjeux linguistiques en Ontario : Perspectives d’aîné·es francophones, de proches aidant·es, d’intervenant·es et de gestionnaires 2) Expériences de soins à domicile et enjeux linguistiques en Ontario : Perspectives d’aîné·es francophones, de proches aidant·es, d’intervenant·es et de gestionnaires. Pour consulter les rapports de recherche, voir les documents connexe.
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Background Language is an often-forgotten determinant of health. The impact of patient preferred language on health outcomes of patients with cancer remains under-investigated. Aim To explore the association between patient preferred language and end-of-life outcomes of patients who died of cancer. Design/setting/participants We conducted a population-based, retrospective cohort study of home care recipients who died of cancer between 2013 and 2018 in Ontario, Canada. We identified...
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