Senior Friendly Sample Clauses

Senior Friendly. Hospitals will continue to spread and increase the uptake of functional decline and delirium quality improvement programs to promote adoption throughout the hospital. Hospitals will also work towards the implementation of the recommendations included in their self-assessment report provided to them by the Regional Geriatric Program of Toronto (Feb. 2015). Hospitals will submit their current Senior Friendly Hospital QIP with year-end outcomes and accomplishments concurrent with the Hospital Quarterly SRI Report for Q4, using the SharePoint/LHINWorks portal. Hospitals will also submit their Senior Friendly Hospital QIP for the upcoming year using the SharePoint/LHINWorks portal. Palliative Care: The Health Service Provider agrees to leverage regionally developed tools to support: - any education initiatives on advance care planning that may be undertaken for staff, volunteers and patients and: - communication of patient goals of care. Resources can be found at (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx) The Health Service Provider will consult with the Champlain Hospice Palliative Care Program (CHPCP) and the Champlain LHIN prior to making adjustments to hospice palliative care services, including but not limited to temporary or permanent closures of designated palliative care beds. (Bruyère Continuing Care and The Ottawa Hospital) The Health Service Provider will participate in regional initiatives to optimize access to palliative care services such as regional coordinated access. 763 Pembroke Regional Hospital
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Senior Friendly. Hospitals will continue to spread and increase the uptake of functional decline and delirium quality improvement programs to promote adoption throughout the hospital. Hospitals will also work towards the implementation of the recommendations included in their self-assessment report provided to them by the Regional Geriatric Program of Toronto (Feb. 2015). Hospitals will submit their current Senior Friendly Hospital QIP with year- end outcomes and accomplishments concurrent with the Hospital Quarterly SRI Report for Q4, using the SharePoint/LHINWorks portal. Hospitals will also submit their Senior Friendly Hospital QIP for the upcoming year. Surge Capacity Planning: The Hospital will develop internal policies and procedures for the management of minor and moderate surge capacity for their Critical Care Units, in alignment with the work of the Champlain LHIN Critical Care Network. These policies will be reviewed and updated every 2 years or more frequently if required. Linguistic Variables Project: Hospitals will support the implementation of the Champlain LHIN project to capture linguistic information on clients/patients. Hospital Service Accountability Agreements 2017-2018 Facility #: 961 Hospital Name: University of Ottawa Heart Institute Hospital Legal Name: University of Ottawa Heart Institute
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Senior Friendly. Hospitals will utilize findings of the Senior Friendly self-assessment to develop quality improvement plans in line with best practices
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