Episode #36: Long-Term Care Solutions: A Conversation with Jodi Hall 

In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster sits down with Jodi Hall, the CEO of the Canadian Association of Long Term Care. They delve into the critical staffing shortages in the Canadian long-term care sector, attributed to a high demand for registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and personal support workers. They also discuss the implications of an aging population and the housing crisis for long-term care. The conversation further covers government's role in supporting long-term care, the importance of mentorship, and the need for national occupational standards for personal care providers. The episode highlights the enduring challenges and potential solutions to improve the long-term care sector in Canada.

What to Expect

00:45 Exploring the Canadian Health Care Sector 

02:08 Challenges in Long Term Care 

03:10 Addressing Staffing Shortages 

05:48 The Future of Long Term Care 

07:29 Changes in Long Term Care Roles 

09:42 Skills for Success in Long Term Care 

13:49 Positive Government Initiatives 

16:16 Housing Crisis in Long Term Care 

18:54 The Importance of Palliative Care 

21:14 Advocacy and Priorities 

24:05 Mentorship and Leadership 

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