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Duty to notify – decision guide

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Operators and providers must notify the Continuing Care Licensing Office of specific serious circumstances within 48 hours. Specific serious events include those that are a health or safety risk... More ≫

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Operators and providers must notify the Continuing Care Licensing Office of specific serious circumstances within 48 hours. Specific serious events include those that are a health or safety risk to clients or residents, or may jeopardize the ability of the operator or provider to provide care. Use the Duty to Notify Decision Guide to determine if an incident is reportable.

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Reportable incident decision process

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The Supportive Living Accommodation Standards and Long-Term Care Accommodation Standards require the documenting and reporting of any incident within a supportive living or long-term care... More ≫

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The Supportive Living Accommodation Standards and Long-Term Care Accommodation Standards require the documenting and reporting of any incident within a supportive living or long-term care accommodation that breaches the safety or security of a resident. This fact sheet provides information that can be used to help determine of an incident is reportable.

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List of publicly funded designated supportive living accommodations and long-term care facilities

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This document is a list of publicly funded designated supportive living (DSL) accommodations and long-term care (LTC) facilities in Alberta as of March 31, 2016, arranged by Alberta Health... More ≫

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This document is a list of publicly funded designated supportive living (DSL) accommodations and long-term care (LTC) facilities in Alberta as of March 31, 2016, arranged by Alberta Health Services (AHS) zone. Information presented for each facility includes location, facility name and address, operator name and type (AHS, private or voluntary), level of DSL accommodation, and type of LTC facility (auxiliary hospital or nursing home).

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Canadian Institute for Health Information - long-term care quality indicator

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Consists of a set of infographics comparing Alberta results to national averages of nine quality indicators used by the Canadian Institute for Health Information to report information collected... More ≫

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Consists of a set of infographics comparing Alberta results to national averages of nine quality indicators used by the Canadian Institute for Health Information to report information collected from long-term care facilities. These quality indicators can be used to identify potential areas for quality improvement, to flag areas where more review may be needed, to track performance, and to learn from other facilities and jurisdictions.

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Affordable Supportive Living Initiative 2014–15 project list

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Lists the recipients of funding from the Affordable Supportive Living Initiative for 2014-2015. The initiative is capital grant program that provides funding to develop long-term care and... More ≫

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Lists the recipients of funding from the Affordable Supportive Living Initiative for 2014-2015. The initiative is capital grant program that provides funding to develop long-term care and affordable supportive living spaces. Funding is made available to not-for-profit organizations, Métis settlements, housing management bodies, local housing authorities, faith-based organizations, community groups, municipalities and private sector organizations.

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Affordable Supportive Living Initiative grant application process

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Outlines the application process to be followed when applying for funding from the Affordable Supportive Living Initiative. The initiative is capital grant program that provides funding to develop... More ≫

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Outlines the application process to be followed when applying for funding from the Affordable Supportive Living Initiative. The initiative is capital grant program that provides funding to develop long-term care and affordable supportive living spaces. Funding is made available to not-for-profit organizations, Métis settlements, housing management bodies, local housing authorities, faith-based organizations, community groups, municipalities and private sector organizations.

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