Susan Braedley

Susan Braedley is an associate professor at the School of Social Work, Carleton University. She is a co-investigator on the SSHRC funded project Re-imagining Long-Term Residential Care: An International Study of Promising Practices, and on the CIHR funded projects, Healthy Aging in Residential Places and Seniors Adding Life to Years.

Why Canada needs to improve residential care for aging populations, and why we aren’t doing it

Older people and their families often view long-term residential care as the last and worst resort for care, while policy makers see it as

Why Canada needs to improve residential care for aging populations, and why we aren’t doing it

Older people and their families often view long-term residential care as the last and worst resort for care, while policy makers see it as

Why Canada needs to improve residential care for aging populations, and why we aren’t doing it

Opinion | BY SUSAN BRAEDLEY | June 6, 2016

Older people and their families often view long-term residential care as the last and worst resort for care, while policy makers see it as

Susan Braedley

Why Canada needs to improve residential care for aging populations, and why we aren’t doing it

Why Canada needs to improve residential care for aging populations, and why we aren’t doing it

Why Canada needs to improve residential care for aging populations, and why we aren’t doing it

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