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Carole Estabrooks

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Canada must act now to address burnout and mental health challenges in long-term care workers

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By Carole Estabrooks
| Hospital News Verified
HN Summary • Long-term care workers across Canada are experiencing rising burnout, emotional exhaustion and mental health challenges driven by staffing shortages, heavy workloads and the lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. • Experts warn that poor working conditions in LTC homes are contributing to staff turnover and could negatively affect the quality of care and quality of life for residents.
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Opinion | Improving workplace conditions can combat long-term-care worker burnout Original

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By Carole Estabrooks
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Canada’s federal and provincial governments have shown they can put on the Team Canada hat and (mostly) work together to respond to crises like U.S. tariffs and the COVID-19 pandemic. They need that same spirit of urgency, determination and collaboration to solve another pressing problem — rising mental health struggles and burnout among long-term-care (LTC) workers.
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Investing in healthy work environments can help stem rising burnout among long-term care workers

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By Carole Estabrooks
| The Hill Times Verified
Long-term care homes already face significant staffing challenges and struggle to meet the care needs of an increasingly complex resident population, writes Carole Estabrooks. Pexels photograph by Jsme MILA Canada’s federal and provincial governments have shown they can put on the Team Canada hat and (mostly) work together to respond to crises like United States tariffs and the COVID-19 pandemic. To keep reading, subscribe and become a political insider.
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