Ensuring an informed and effective dementia workforce is of international concern; however,
there remains limited understanding of how this can be achieved. This review aimed to …

Background: Although healthcare workers (HCWs) in long-term care (LTC) have
experienced significant emotional and psychological distress throughout the pandemic, little …

Although most care to frail elders is provided informally, much of this care is paired with
formal care services. Yet, common approaches to conceptualizing the formal–informal …

22 April 2018• Nursing Management www. nursingmanagement. com for patients in this
group to encounter a language barrier. 6 (No publicly available record of language skills of …

Diversity is a phenomenon that, due to increasing globalization, appears ever more
frequently in all areas of human activity and performance, including the labor market and …

Background Little is known about how the workforce influences quality in long term care
facilities for older people. Staff numbers are important but do not fully explain this …

Long‐term care (LTC) facilities have emerged as the single most critical location for the
outbreak of the COVID‐19 pandemic across Canada and internationally. Yet the voices of …

Linguistic and ethnocultural diversity in long-term residential care is a growing trend in many
urban settings. When long-term care staff and residents do not share the same language or …

The author has disclosed that work for this article was funded by the Agency for Healthcare
Research and Quality R01HS023593. The author previously completed consulting work for …

Nursing, personal care, food and cleaning are publicly funded in Ontario's long-term care
facilities, but under-staffing usually renders all but the most basic of personal preferences …