Patients with chronic heart failure who received collaborative, home-based palliative care were less likely to die in hospital and more likely to die at home compared to people who received usual care
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Exploring how smart home technology can support patients living with dementia
Workshop series empowering older adults and their caregivers to have conversations about medication use with health care providers
Introducing the ALTA Platform, a transformation in patient transfers
Speaking the same language makes for healthier patients, new research using ICES data confirms.
Funding supports the creation of a pan-Canadian platform to advance research into the effectiveness and clinical challenges of new COVID-19 treatments in non-hospitalized patients
This Stroke Awareness Month we’re celebrating research in stroke rehabilitation.
The Bruyère Research Institute is pleased to be co-leading a new national training program.
Learn more about how the Bruyère Research Institute is impacting palliative care in Canada.
Ontario long-term care homes will receive education and financial support to provide optimal clinical placements for personal support worker and nursing students through the PREP LTC project.