A letter from the Correctional Reform Coalition (CRC)
Supporting First Nation Communities during COVID-19
Responses to COVID-19 for persons experiencing homelessness in Toronto: An update
Public health officials – both provincial and City of Toronto – distinguished between two different COVID-19 disease processes, during their second modeling press conference on April 20th – the spread through community and the spread of the virus through congregate settings. They claimed, cautiously, that COVID-19 spread in the community has peaked but that spread is growing in congregate settings. The evidence of the virus’ devastating effect on long-term care and retirement homes has been laid out in these reports.
Letter: We need an overhaul of long-term care so we value our elderly and other vulnerable residents
Letter from a retired RN to Premier Ford: The problems with LTC were evident long before COVID
Lessons learned through a COVID-19 nursing home outbreak
Working with seniors in long-term care requires specialized knowledge
Shaking the stigma: We need a proactive COVID-19 response for mental health and addiction
RNAO’s VIANurse Program
RNAO continues its strong advocacy on the need to expand the capacity of Ontario’s health system to meet emerging health needs in tackling COVID-19. RNAO was the first out the door addressing growing nursing human resource shortages, as many RNs, NPs and PSWs are being quarantined and/or falling sick, and staffing needs escalate together with the acuity of the pandemic.