We looked at the factors that affect participation in immunity research among Ontario’s long-term care homes (LTCHs) and retirement homes (RHs).
We developed the Wellness Hub Program to provide real‑time support during the pandemic.
We explored how leaders in Ontario’s long-term care homes and retirement homes experienced and managed the COVID-19 pandemic.
We explored the prevalence of SARS-CoV-2, or COVID-19, antibodies among staff in long-term care and retirement homes in Ontario, Canada.
Welcome to the Wellness Hub website! To learn more about who we are, and the work that we’ve done please click here. Study AbstractKeywords: long term care, pragmatic design, multidisciplinaryAuthors: Christine Fahim, Jamie M Boyd, Jessica Firman, Ana Mrazovac, Vincenza Gruppuso, Keelia Quinn de Launay, Claire R. Gapare, Vanessa Bach, Nimitha Paul, Alyson Takaoka, Rosane […]
A summary of recent studies on COVID-19 and long COVID.
A lay summary of a study which explores how increased contact between vaccinated individuals may reduce vaccine effectiveness.
This research paper explores how increased contact between vaccinated individuals may reduce vaccine effectiveness.
This research paper explores how COVID-19 among facility-staff reflect urban neighbourhood disparities, specifically the social and structural determinants of community-level transmission.
The west Mountain long-term-care home opened the room this month to support its workers through the physical and mental tolls of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wastewater monitoring for SARS-CoV-2 has offered a way to track COVID-19 trends in an area since PCR testing facilities have become overwhelmed.