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Successful Aging in Canada Webinar - CLSA
Findings From the Canada Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) - Zoom Webinar - Tuesday Dec 5, 2023 (12 to 1pm). Presenter: Mabel Ho PhD, MSW, RSW - Research Affiliate at the Institute of Life Course and Aging, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work
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utoronto.zoom
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Ontario
General
Findings From the Canada Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) - Zoom Webinar - Tuesday Dec 5, 2023 (12 to 1pm). Presenter: Mabel Ho PhD, MSW, RSW - Research Affiliate at the Institute of Life Course and Aging, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work
Centivizer - Combat the functional decline in the aging population
VIDEO - Discover a series of technological games designed to encourage older adults to do physical and cognitive exercises. These games have been developed by Centivizer to be challenging and fun. Centivizer is a young company supported by AGE-WELL
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centivizer.com
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Physical Health
VIDEO - Discover a series of technological games designed to encourage older adults to do physical and cognitive exercises. These games have been developed by Centivizer to be challenging and fun. Centivizer is a young company supported by AGE-WELL
Flying solo: Evolving the thinking on women who age alone
Through years spent interviewing women about the kinds of lives they want as they age, author Vicki Larson heard a common refrain: They really prefer to maintain their freedom and independence, even if it means they may get lonely. To read this article you need to have a Globe and Mail online subscription.
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theglobeandmail.com
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General
Through years spent interviewing women about the kinds of lives they want as they age, author Vicki Larson heard a common refrain: They really prefer to maintain their freedom and independence, even if it means they may get lonely. To read this article you need to have a Globe and Mail online subscription.
This policy is based upon two principles: 1. Physicians are required to provide patients with relevant information in order to allow their patient to decide whether they will agree to a proposed treatment; and 2. Patients who have the capacity to consent will exercise their autonomy by making informed decisions about their health care. Obtaining informed consent before providing treatment is an ethical requirement:
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cps.sk.ca
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Saskatchewan
Legal
This policy is based upon two principles: 1. Physicians are required to provide patients with relevant information in order to allow their patient to decide whether they will agree to a proposed treatment; and 2. Patients who have the capacity to consent will exercise their autonomy by making informed decisions about their health care. Obtaining informed consent before providing treatment is an ethical requirement:
According to the Civil Code of Québec, every person is presumed capable of consenting to the care offered to them, whether or not they are under tutorship or their protection mandate has been homologated.
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quebec.ca
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Quebec
Legal
According to the Civil Code of Québec, every person is presumed capable of consenting to the care offered to them, whether or not they are under tutorship or their protection mandate has been homologated.
Palliative care is a specialized approach to care for people and families living with a life-limiting illness. Often their illness is at an advanced stage.
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yukon.ca
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Yukon
End of Life
Palliative care is a specialized approach to care for people and families living with a life-limiting illness. Often their illness is at an advanced stage.
Hospice palliative care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual resources for people who have illnesses that do not go away and often get worse over time and for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer or heart failure.
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saskhealthauthority.ca
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Saskatchewan
End of Life
Hospice palliative care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual resources for people who have illnesses that do not go away and often get worse over time and for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer or heart failure.
If you have a progressive life limiting illness, the Provincial Integrated Palliative Care Program may be able to help you and your family through this difficult time.
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princeedwardisland.ca
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Prince Edward Island
End of Life
If you have a progressive life limiting illness, the Provincial Integrated Palliative Care Program may be able to help you and your family through this difficult time.
Healthcare delivery in community health centres across Nunavut reflects their history as isolated nursing stations, each very much shaped by local history and the nurses who have worked there, largely independently.
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gov.nu.ca
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Nunavut
End of Life
Healthcare delivery in community health centres across Nunavut reflects their history as isolated nursing stations, each very much shaped by local history and the nurses who have worked there, largely independently.
Current best practice is for providing a palliative approach to care beginning earlier within person’s journey with an illness. This approach better meets the individual’s health care needs and also supports family and community caregivers throughout the illness, not just at the end of life.
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hss.gov.nt.ca
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Northwest Territories
End of Life
Current best practice is for providing a palliative approach to care beginning earlier within person’s journey with an illness. This approach better meets the individual’s health care needs and also supports family and community caregivers throughout the illness, not just at the end of life.
The framework for a provincial palliative care strategy will help enable progress in the care New Brunswickers receive. The framework outlines strategic directions and is intended to guide regional health authorities, health-care providers and community organizations in planning integrated palliative and end-of-life care services
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gnb.ca
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New Brunswick
End of Life
The framework for a provincial palliative care strategy will help enable progress in the care New Brunswickers receive. The framework outlines strategic directions and is intended to guide regional health authorities, health-care providers and community organizations in planning integrated palliative and end-of-life care services
Palliative care is specialized medical care for people with serious illness – whatever the diagnosis. Care can be provided wherever the client is living, whether at home, in hospice, an assisted living residence or a long-term care home.
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gov.bc.ca
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British Columbia
End of Life
Palliative care is specialized medical care for people with serious illness – whatever the diagnosis. Care can be provided wherever the client is living, whether at home, in hospice, an assisted living residence or a long-term care home.
This aging strategy is an action-oriented plan designed to create a sustainable system and to respond to the challenges associated with our aging population.
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gnb.ca
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New Brunswick
Legal
This aging strategy is an action-oriented plan designed to create a sustainable system and to respond to the challenges associated with our aging population.
Before an adult is admitted into a care facility, it is required by law that consent is obtained for their admission. An adult may be incapable of giving or refusing consent because they are unable to understand the information they are provided to make the decision.
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gov.bc.ca
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British Columbia
Legal
Before an adult is admitted into a care facility, it is required by law that consent is obtained for their admission. An adult may be incapable of giving or refusing consent because they are unable to understand the information they are provided to make the decision.
Medical Assistance in Dying - MAID - North West Territories
Medical Assistance in Dying Interim Guidelines have been developed to ensure this service is provided in a safe, fair and consistent manner in the Northwest Territories.
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hss.gov.nt.ca
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Northwest Territories
End of Life
Medical Assistance in Dying Interim Guidelines have been developed to ensure this service is provided in a safe, fair and consistent manner in the Northwest Territories.
Medical Assistance in Dying - MAID - Newfoundland & Labrador
Medical assistance in dying means: The administering by a doctor or nurse practitioner of a substance to a patient, at their request,
that causes their death; or The prescribing or provision by a doctor or nurse practitioner of a substance to a patient, at their
request, so that they may self-administer the substance and in doing so cause their own death.
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gov.nl.ca
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Newfoundland and Labrador
End of Life
Medical assistance in dying means: The administering by a doctor or nurse practitioner of a substance to a patient, at their request,
that causes their death; or The prescribing or provision by a doctor or nurse practitioner of a substance to a patient, at their
request, so that they may self-administer the substance and in doing so cause their own death.
Medical Assistance in Dying - MAID - New Brunswick
Medical assistance in dying occurs when a physician or nurse practitioner provides or administers medication that intentionally brings about the patient's death, at the request of the patient.
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gnb.ca
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New Brunswick
End of Life
Medical assistance in dying occurs when a physician or nurse practitioner provides or administers medication that intentionally brings about the patient's death, at the request of the patient.
Medical assistance in dying (MAID) is a process that allows someone who is found eligible to be able to receive assistance from a medical practitioner in ending their life.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Work in Progress
Medical assistance in dying (MAID) is a process that allows someone who is found eligible to be able to receive assistance from a medical practitioner in ending their life.
Palliative care is an interdisciplinary medical caregiving approach aimed at optimizing quality of life and mitigating suffering among people with serious, complex, and often terminal illnesses.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Work in Progress
Palliative care is an interdisciplinary medical caregiving approach aimed at optimizing quality of life and mitigating suffering among people with serious, complex, and often terminal illnesses.
There is a legal presumption that a patient is capable of consenting to investigation and treatment unless there is reason to believe otherwise. Individuals suffering from mental disorders or significant developmental disabilities may still have sufficient capacity to give consent.
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nicenet.ca
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Ontario
Work in Progress
There is a legal presumption that a patient is capable of consenting to investigation and treatment unless there is reason to believe otherwise. Individuals suffering from mental disorders or significant developmental disabilities may still have sufficient capacity to give consent.
OmbudService For Life and Health Insurance's online resource for submitting a life or health insurance complaint for a free, independent review of the complaint.
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olhi.ca
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Canada
Finance
OmbudService For Life and Health Insurance's online resource for submitting a life or health insurance complaint for a free, independent review of the complaint.
A citizen of Saskatchewan seeking MAID must provide informed, expressed, written, and voluntary consent to the termination of life. Informed consent means that a patient understands the risks, alternatives and consequences of a health care decision. It also means the patient has had all their questions sufficiently answered.
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saskatchewan.ca
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Saskatchewan
End of Life
A citizen of Saskatchewan seeking MAID must provide informed, expressed, written, and voluntary consent to the termination of life. Informed consent means that a patient understands the risks, alternatives and consequences of a health care decision. It also means the patient has had all their questions sufficiently answered.
Medical assistance in dying occurs when an authorized health practitioner provides or administers medication that intentionally brings about a patient’s death, at that patient’s request. This procedure is only available to eligible individuals.
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sharedhealthmb.ca
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Manitoba
End of Life
Medical assistance in dying occurs when an authorized health practitioner provides or administers medication that intentionally brings about a patient’s death, at that patient’s request. This procedure is only available to eligible individuals.
End-of-life situations can be difficult. Despite quality care and support given to patients at the end of life, in a minority of cases, palliative care may not be sufficient to relieve suffering in a satisfactory manner.
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quebec.ca
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Quebec
End of Life
End-of-life situations can be difficult. Despite quality care and support given to patients at the end of life, in a minority of cases, palliative care may not be sufficient to relieve suffering in a satisfactory manner.
If you are seeking information about MAiD, you can discuss this with your primary care provider or a specialist. If you do not have a primary care provider, please contact the Nova Scotia Health MAiD Access and Resource Team.
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nshealth.ca
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Nova Scotia
End of Life
If you are seeking information about MAiD, you can discuss this with your primary care provider or a specialist. If you do not have a primary care provider, please contact the Nova Scotia Health MAiD Access and Resource Team.
If you are seeking medical assistance in dying you should speak with your doctor, nurse practitioner or local health authority’s care co-ordination service for medical assistance in dying.
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gov.bc.ca
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British Columbia
End of Life
If you are seeking medical assistance in dying you should speak with your doctor, nurse practitioner or local health authority’s care co-ordination service for medical assistance in dying.
The Ontario government's web page on medical assistance in dying (MAID) provides information and resources for individuals and families who may be considering this end-of-life option.
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health.gov.on.ca
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Ontario
End of Life
The Ontario government's web page on medical assistance in dying (MAID) provides information and resources for individuals and families who may be considering this end-of-life option.
The Canadian government's web page on medical assistance in dying (MAID) provides information and resources for individuals and families who may be considering this end-of-life option.
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canada.ca
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Canada
End of Life
The Canadian government's web page on medical assistance in dying (MAID) provides information and resources for individuals and families who may be considering this end-of-life option.
In North America and in most western European countries approximately 80% of adults over age 65 have a chronic disease and of these 30% have three or more chronic conditions.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Healthy Behaviours
In North America and in most western European countries approximately 80% of adults over age 65 have a chronic disease and of these 30% have three or more chronic conditions.
Are you a caregiver looking for information about programs and services? Read a PDF version of the Caregivers’ Guide or get a copy of the Caregivers’ Guide mailed to you
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gnb.ca
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New Brunswick
Caregiving
Are you a caregiver looking for information about programs and services? Read a PDF version of the Caregivers’ Guide or get a copy of the Caregivers’ Guide mailed to you
Safety, Security & Legal Matters for the Elderly in Manitoba
Knowing about the resources and tools available to plan for emergencies, recognize signs of elder abuse, or take care of financial and legal matters can help improve your personal safety and quality of life, as well as help those around you.
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gov.mb.ca
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Manitoba
Legal
Knowing about the resources and tools available to plan for emergencies, recognize signs of elder abuse, or take care of financial and legal matters can help improve your personal safety and quality of life, as well as help those around you.
The Government of B.C. has developed an Information Kit to help older adults learn how to prevent abuse, recognize abuse when it happens, know how to respond and know where they can find assistance.
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gov.bc.ca
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British Columbia
Elder Abuse
The Government of B.C. has developed an Information Kit to help older adults learn how to prevent abuse, recognize abuse when it happens, know how to respond and know where they can find assistance.
it's estimated that nearly one in 10 Alberta seniors may be victims of some form of elder abuse. Recognize signs of elder abuse and learn how to get help.
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alberta.ca
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Alberta
Elder Abuse
it's estimated that nearly one in 10 Alberta seniors may be victims of some form of elder abuse. Recognize signs of elder abuse and learn how to get help.
The Seniors Safety Line is the only 24 hour crisis and support line for seniors in Ontario who have experienced any type of abuse or neglect. Callers receive emotional support, safety planning, information and referrals in over 200 languages.
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awhl.org
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Ontario
Elder Abuse
The Seniors Safety Line is the only 24 hour crisis and support line for seniors in Ontario who have experienced any type of abuse or neglect. Callers receive emotional support, safety planning, information and referrals in over 200 languages.
VIDEO - Mental Health and Addictions Associate Minister Mike Ellis, and Seniors and Housing Minister Josephine Pon announced mental health and wellness supports for seniors.
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alberta.ca
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Alberta
Mental Health
VIDEO - Mental Health and Addictions Associate Minister Mike Ellis, and Seniors and Housing Minister Josephine Pon announced mental health and wellness supports for seniors.
This 15-minute exercise video for older adults features a warm-up, strength, flexibility, and balance exercises; and a cool down. Learn more about the benefits of staying active as you age. ALERT: consult your doctor prior to engaging in any exercise program.
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nia.nih.gov
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Canada
Physical Health
This 15-minute exercise video for older adults features a warm-up, strength, flexibility, and balance exercises; and a cool down. Learn more about the benefits of staying active as you age. ALERT: consult your doctor prior to engaging in any exercise program.
The Canadian Geriatrics Society has over 500 members representing Specialists in Geriatric Medicine, Medical Students and Residents and other physicians and members of allied health professions with an interest in the health care of older adult.
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canadiangeriatrics.ca
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Canada
General
The Canadian Geriatrics Society has over 500 members representing Specialists in Geriatric Medicine, Medical Students and Residents and other physicians and members of allied health professions with an interest in the health care of older adult.
The seniors' property tax deferment program allows you to postpone paying your property taxes. You can defer up to 75% of the assessed value of your home.
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yukon.ca
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Yukon
Finance
The seniors' property tax deferment program allows you to postpone paying your property taxes. You can defer up to 75% of the assessed value of your home.
Prince Edward Island Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program
The purpose of the Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program is to lower the cost of living for qualifying seniors by offering to defer payment of property taxes on their principal residence.
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princeedwardisland.ca
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Prince Edward Island
Finance
The purpose of the Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program is to lower the cost of living for qualifying seniors by offering to defer payment of property taxes on their principal residence.
Northwest Territories Seniors and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief
The Senior Citizens’ and Disabled Persons’ Property Tax Relief is a program that helps seniors and people with disabilities pay less or no property tax.
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maca.gov.nt.ca
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Northwest Territories
Finance
The Senior Citizens’ and Disabled Persons’ Property Tax Relief is a program that helps seniors and people with disabilities pay less or no property tax.
These benefits are refundable tax credits that may be paid to low income individuals, seniors and families. A refundable tax credit is an amount paid even if there is no tax payable.
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gov.nl.ca
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Finance
These benefits are refundable tax credits that may be paid to low income individuals, seniors and families. A refundable tax credit is an amount paid even if there is no tax payable.
As a senior 65 years or older in New Brunswick, you could qualify for a tax credit to help with the cost of making your home safer and more accessible.
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www2.gnb.ca
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New Brunswick
Finance
As a senior 65 years or older in New Brunswick, you could qualify for a tax credit to help with the cost of making your home safer and more accessible.
The Rebate calculation is based on the total of residential school taxes assessed net of the Basic and Seniors Education Property Tax Credit received or receivable
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gov.mb.ca
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Manitoba
Finance
The Rebate calculation is based on the total of residential school taxes assessed net of the Basic and Seniors Education Property Tax Credit received or receivable
Find out if you are eligible for a tax credit to help low- to moderate-income seniors with eligible medical expenses, including expenses that support aging at home.
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ontario.ca
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Ontario
Finance
Find out if you are eligible for a tax credit to help low- to moderate-income seniors with eligible medical expenses, including expenses that support aging at home.
Responding to Elder Abuse and Neglect: Mental Capacity and Consent
The law says that all adults have mental capacity unless otherwise established. The ability to make one’s own decisions is a fundamental human right and the loss of this right can be devastating.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
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The law says that all adults have mental capacity unless otherwise established. The ability to make one’s own decisions is a fundamental human right and the loss of this right can be devastating.
Responding to Elder Abuse and Neglect: Factsheet for Nurses
Indicators of elder abuse will vary, depending on an older adult’s experience. Knowing what is important to the older adult, what support and assistance is available, and what risk factors exist will help identify abusive situations.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Legal
Indicators of elder abuse will vary, depending on an older adult’s experience. Knowing what is important to the older adult, what support and assistance is available, and what risk factors exist will help identify abusive situations.
Responding to Elder Abuse and Neglect: Factsheet for Administrators
The appropriate response to concerns regarding abuse and neglect is to offer the most effective, but least restrictive and intrusive support, assistance or protection
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Legal
The appropriate response to concerns regarding abuse and neglect is to offer the most effective, but least restrictive and intrusive support, assistance or protection
Responding to Elder Abuse and Neglect: Confidential Patient & Client Information
Protecting personal and health information is vital to everyone. Technology has enhanced the ability to share information, but health care professionals are legally obligated to limit the disclosure of personal and health information.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Elder Abuse
Protecting personal and health information is vital to everyone. Technology has enhanced the ability to share information, but health care professionals are legally obligated to limit the disclosure of personal and health information.
Special Challenges for Parents who Are the Primary FTD Caregivers. When your spouse is diagnosed with a terminal, degenerative illness, you suffer relentless, devastating loss with no apparent resolution long before that person’s physical death.
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nicenet.ca
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Special Challenges for Parents who Are the Primary FTD Caregivers. When your spouse is diagnosed with a terminal, degenerative illness, you suffer relentless, devastating loss with no apparent resolution long before that person’s physical death.
Deterioration Cognitive Observee (DECO) - The DECO questionnaire is to be completed by a person, such as a family member, who has had at least monthly contact with the client for the last 3 years
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Mental Health
Deterioration Cognitive Observee (DECO) - The DECO questionnaire is to be completed by a person, such as a family member, who has had at least monthly contact with the client for the last 3 years
ON - Legal Issues and Costs Associated with Becoming a Custodial Grandparent
Taking custody of your grandchildren can be complicated. Custodial grandparents do not have automatic rights to legal help when seeking custody of their grandchildren.
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nicenet.ca
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Ontario
Legal
Taking custody of your grandchildren can be complicated. Custodial grandparents do not have automatic rights to legal help when seeking custody of their grandchildren.
The changes in intimacy related to the onset of the EOD are distressing to many couples. EOD may cause an increase in sexual activity or the opposite may occur and sexual desire dissipates.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Mental Health
The changes in intimacy related to the onset of the EOD are distressing to many couples. EOD may cause an increase in sexual activity or the opposite may occur and sexual desire dissipates.
The Indicators of Abuse (IOA) checklist signals mistreatment of seniors. The IOA (pronounced Iowa) also helps sensitize the practitioner to important abuse issues.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Elder Abuse
The Indicators of Abuse (IOA) checklist signals mistreatment of seniors. The IOA (pronounced Iowa) also helps sensitize the practitioner to important abuse issues.
This framework has been developed from research results in clinical settings to support psychosocial practitioners in their ethical reflection leading to decision-making during the intervention process in a senior abuse situation.
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nicenet.ca
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Elder Abuse
This framework has been developed from research results in clinical settings to support psychosocial practitioners in their ethical reflection leading to decision-making during the intervention process in a senior abuse situation.
Elder Abuse - Assessment and Intervention Reference Guide
Seniors deserve to live with dignity and respect. Abuse and neglect of an older person is any action or inaction by any person that causes harm to an older person.
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nicenet.ca
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Canada
Elder Abuse
Seniors deserve to live with dignity and respect. Abuse and neglect of an older person is any action or inaction by any person that causes harm to an older person.
The following is the updated/revised version of the broad conceptual definition of mistreatment that was developed by participants in the Defining and Measuring Elder Abuse (DMEA) Definition Consensus workshop:
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nicenet.ca
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Elder Abuse
The following is the updated/revised version of the broad conceptual definition of mistreatment that was developed by participants in the Defining and Measuring Elder Abuse (DMEA) Definition Consensus workshop:
CCR: Coordinated Community Response to Abuse of Seniors
In this whole community model, a “network” is a diverse group of concerned community members who come together to create a Coordinated Community Response to abuse of older adults.
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nicenet.ca
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Elder Abuse
In this whole community model, a “network” is a diverse group of concerned community members who come together to create a Coordinated Community Response to abuse of older adults.
The Caregiver Abuse Screen (CASE) is a screening measure for detecting abuse of seniors. It is intended for use with all clients who are caregivers of seniors, whether or not abuse is suspected.
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nicenet.ca
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Elder Abuse
The Caregiver Abuse Screen (CASE) is a screening measure for detecting abuse of seniors. It is intended for use with all clients who are caregivers of seniors, whether or not abuse is suspected.
It is important to ask about alcohol use. Remember, alcohol is a drug! As we age there are inevitably changes particularly in older women in the ability to metabolize substances, even when used in moderation.
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nicenet.ca
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Addictions
It is important to ask about alcohol use. Remember, alcohol is a drug! As we age there are inevitably changes particularly in older women in the ability to metabolize substances, even when used in moderation.
Opioids, Benzodiazepines and the Elderly: A pocket guide
Physicians are reluctant to prescribe opioids because of an increased risk of falls and sedation. But opioids have an important role to play in therapy.
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nicenet.ca
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Addictions
Physicians are reluctant to prescribe opioids because of an increased risk of falls and sedation. But opioids have an important role to play in therapy.
QC - Understanding the Legal Dimensions of Financial Literacy: Power of Attorney
An incapacity mandate is a legal document that gives someone else (the mandatary) the power to make decisions about your property and personal care if you (the mandatory) become mentally incapable.
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nicenet.ca
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Quebec
Finance
An incapacity mandate is a legal document that gives someone else (the mandatary) the power to make decisions about your property and personal care if you (the mandatory) become mentally incapable.
ON - Understanding the Legal Dimensions of Financial Literacy: Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives another person the power, or right, to make decisions for you. The person you authorize to make decisions for you is called the attorney.
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nicenet.ca
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Ontario
Finance
Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives another person the power, or right, to make decisions for you. The person you authorize to make decisions for you is called the attorney.
NL - The Legal Dimensions of Financial Literacy Tool
Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives another person the power, or right, to make decisions for you. The person you authorize to make decisions for you is called the attorney.
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nicenet.ca
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Work in Progress
Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives another person the power, or right, to make decisions for you. The person you authorize to make decisions for you is called the attorney.
