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‘I Don’t Know’: Receiving Home Care After Being Hospitalized
June 9, 2009
First of two project reports from our Having Their Say & Choosing Their Way project to improve the transition from hospital to community-based care for elderly patients and their caregivers.
Report by Doleweerd Consulting, Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres (OACCAC), The Change Foundation.
‘Catch 22’: Going to Long-Term Care After Being Hospitalized
June 9, 2009
Second of two project reports from our Having Their Say & Choosing Their Way project to improve the transition from hospital to community-based care for elderly patients and their caregivers.
