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Listen to Pat Armstrong, Hugh Armstrong and Marta Szebehely speaking at a Canadian Health Coalition webinar launching The Labour Crisis in Long-term Care: The Right to Care book, December 11, 2024. Access the webinar and a commentary here

The Labour Crisis in Long-term Care: The Right to Care, book edited by Pat Armstrong, Hugh Armstrong and Jacqueline Choiniere with chapters by team members is available from Edward Elgar Publishing in hard copy or as a free download here

Care Homes in a Turbulent Era: Do They Have A Future, book edited by Pat Armstrong and Susan Braedley with chapters by team members is available from Edward Elgar Publishing in hard copy or as a free download here

February 27, 2024, Pat Armstrong on TVO's The Agenda - "Can New Incentives Help Attract PSWs in Ontario". To view, see youtube link in News & Events.
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Unpaid Work in Nursing Homes: Flexible Boundaries, book edited by Pat Armstrong with chapters by team members is available from Policy Press in hard copy or as a free download here

For a York University article on the book, see the Changing Places project.

For the toolbox from the workshop on Designing Long-term Care for Women in all their Diversity, see the Changing Places project.

2022 project - Learning from the pandemic? Planning for a long-term care labour force. Details in Related Projects.

2021 project - Covid-19, families and long-term residential care. Details in Related Projects.
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Report released by team - "Re-imagining Long-term Residential Care in the Covid-19 Crisis". Read in News & Events.

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    • Invisible Women
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