Bruyère is helping older adults transition home, safter and faster following a hospital stay, with Carefor as the care service provider in newly expanded Bruyère@Home program.
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A researcher with Bruyère Research Institute has co-authored a study into people with opiod use disorder and their access to palliative care.
Barbara Farrell, PharmD, spoke with the New York Times on polypharmacy – the use of multiple prescription drugs.
New therapies would mean change at all levels.
A new systematic review analyzing care outcomes in long-term care, found 62% of included studies demonstrated disparities in care outcomes for minoritized groups.
Vivian Welch, PhD, Senior Investigator at Bruyère Research Institute was awarded an Applied Public Health Chair by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Public Health Agency of Canada.
Many older adults living at home do not receive any palliative home care before death, suggesting we need better methods to identify people who need this support.
Ottawa researcher develops bilingual healthcare app to help Canadians stay healthy in face of healthcare crisis.
New therapies for Alzheimer’s may be on the horizon for Canada. Are we ready?
As we look back on another year of patient-driven research, we celebrate the many ways research and innovation are changing the future of care at Bruyère and beyond.