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Fact Sheet
Facing the Facts: Understanding Ontario’s ALC patients
April 1, 2011
The need to realign services for seniors with chronic disease is revealed in this fact sheet based on Ontario home-care data. Also see our companion presentation-ready chart pack.
Fact Sheet by The Change Foundation.
Facing the Facts: Informal Caregivers in Palliative Home Care
April 1, 2011
What do we know about families and friends taking care of Ontario’s palliative home-care clients?
Fact Sheet by The Change Foundation.
Facing the Facts: Ontario Home-Care Clients With Congestive Heart Failure
April 1, 2011
Who are they, what do they need, and how do they use healthcare services? Our fact sheet helps to answer these questions.
Fact Sheet by The Change Foundation.
Facing the Facts: Hospital to ‘Home’ Transitions for Patients/Caregivers
February 17, 2009
Quick facts on the need for better coordination and communication to improve patient experiences and choices.
Fact Sheet by The Change Foundation.
Facing the Facts: Home Care in Ontario
December 7, 2008
Quick facts about users of home care and areas for improvement.
