Charlene H. Chu

TL;DR: Author(s): McGilton, Katherine S; Escrig-Pinol, Astrid; Gordon, Adam; Chu, Charlene H; Zuniga, Franziska; Sanchez, Montserrat Gea; Boscart, Veronique; Meyer, Julienne; Corazzini, Kirsten N; Jacinto, Alessandro Ferrari; Spilsbury, Karen; Backman, Annica; Scales, Kezia; Wu, Bei.

TL;DR: While debate over the appropriate scope and goals of COVID‐19 lockdowns has raged, all public health agencies have been clear on one matter: older adults have the highest rates of mortality and should be isolated.

TL;DR: A framework is presented that can be used to gather evidence on the outcomes, processes of care and competencies required of RNs to lead their teams to person-centred LTC homes and concludes RNs need to be supported, allowed and encouraged in redesigning their role to work to their full capacity if they are truly to support person-Centred care in LTC settings.

TL;DR: The Consortium advocated for a research agenda that emphasizes an international coordination of research efforts to explore similar issues, the pursuit of examining the impact of nursing and organizational models, and the showcasing of excellence in nursing practice in care homes, so that others might learn from what works.

TL;DR: Leading practices and administrator turnover are significant in influencing regulated nurse turnover in LTC, and long-term care facilities may want to focus on building good leadership and communication as an upstream method to minimize nurse turnover.