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TORONTO – The Ontario government has responded to the Auditor General of Ontario’s Special Report on Pandemic Readiness and Response in Long-Term Care by surrendering it to a long-term home until the inevitable happens.
“The report’s constant demands for improving care has become a burden on the Ontario family,” said Premier Doug Ford outside of a private care home after signing some paperwork. “It takes up too much of our time and way too much money. This was a hard decision, but the report will be better off here under the care of this for-profit care home that hasn’t seen a provincial inspector since 2017.”
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COVID-19 tore through the frail residents of the province’s nursing homes which were poorly prepared for a pandemic despite multiple warnings and the lessons of SARS, a new auditor’s report says.
Ontario auditor general Bonnie Lysyk’s latest report, Pandemic Readiness and Response in Long-Term Care (LTC), makes 16 recommendations including tying licensing to timely renovations to ensure residents have accommodations that meet modern standards and the establishment of a provincial staffing strategy to address skills and staff shortages.
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COVID-19 tore through the frail residents of the province’s nursing homes which were poorly prepared for a pandemic despite multiple warnings and the lessons of SARS, a new auditor’s report says.
Ontario auditor general Bonnie Lysyk’s latest report, Pandemic Readiness and Response in Long-Term Care (LTC), makes 16 recommendations including tying licensing to timely renovations to ensure residents have accommodations that meet modern standards and the establishment of a provincial staffing strategy to address skills and staff shortages.
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March 3, 2021 · ·
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