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Long-Term Care

Selected Theses & Dissertations

The following theses were retrieved from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Full Text and RShare, TMU's Research Repository.

"Pursuing different paths in long-term care: Manitoba, ontario and the politics of commercialization" (2014) A. Twomey (Trent University)
"They come here because it's a place of refuge": Residential care facilities with cultural affiliations (2014) N.O. Harhaj (.Queen's University)
Accountability in the home and community care sector in ontario (2013) C.A. Steele Gray (University of Toronto))
Analysis of case management as a service delivery model in ontario's home care sector (2002) M.L. King (University of Toronto)
Approaches to accountability in city of toronto long-term care homes (2018) L. Wyers (University of Ontario Institute of Technology)
Caregiver support policies in ontario: Analyzing the pace and direction of policy change (2019) N.I. Warrick (University of Toronto)
Caring for caregivers: Establishing resilience through social capital (2016) A.L. Peckham (University of Toronto)
A comparison of home care quality indicators and the influence of risk adjustment between two provinces (2012) A.M. Mofina (Wilfrid Laurier University)
The design and content of personal support worker training programs (2016) K.A. Grant (University of Toronto)
Determining the relationship between quality and staffing characteristics in ontario long-term care homes (2020) S.L. Clemens (University of Toronto)
Developing smart and unobtrusive mobile home care: A deep learning approach (2019) H. Zhu ()
Disturbing Masculinity Within The Caregiving Spaces: Praxis Of Paid Filipino Male Live-In Caregivers In Toronto (2014) D. Nyaga (Ryerson University)
An Ecological Model For Culturally Sensitive Care For Older Immigrants: Best Practices And Lessons Learned From Ethno-Specific Long-Term Care (2012) S. Barrass (Ryerson University)
Examining variation in access to long-term home care services for Ontario seniors (2016) E.E Patterson (University of Toronto)
A good place to age in place? exploring the relationships between the built environment, activity participation and healthy aging (2018) J. Xu (University of Toronto)
The governance of home care in ontario and england: Contracts, markets and the effects on service providers, clients and workers in an era of balanced budgets (2005) D.F. O'Connor (McMaster University)
Home care in ontario: Allocation of limited resources and the needs of light-care clients (2006) N.M. Jutan (University of Waterloo)
Homecare or long-term care? the balance of care in urban and rural northwestern ontario (2010) K.H. Kuluski (University of Toronto)
Home care utilization patterns among the elderly population: A case study of ontario, canada (2011) J. Yu (Queen's University )
Increasing Quality Of Life For Older Adults Living In Collective Dwellings Using Virtual Reality: A Feasibility Study (2018) L. Krieger (Ryerson University)
An investigation of approaches to performance measurement: Applications to long-term care in ontario (2015) A.T. Hsu (University of Toronto)
Job satisfaction and its relationship on retention: A study of long-term care nurses in ontario, canada (2014) R. Bissoondial (University of Phoenix)
Leadership essentials for home care case management :an appreciative inquiry (2010) T.A. Harbidge (Royal Roads University)
Leadership skills for success of home health care agencies (2016) A. Yankah (Walden University)
Learning To Respect Our Elders: Aging-In-Place Modifications In Toronto Community Housing (2013) A. Weiss (Ryerson University)
Leveraging health information technology effectively for performance improvement in home health care (2016) D. Alhuwail (University of Maryland)
A Narrative Study Of The Experiences Of Providing Culturally Competent Care By Frontline Staff Caring For Older Ukrainian Immigrants In A Mono-Culture Long-Term Care Facility (2015) M. Zaplatsinska (Ryerson University)
Ontario's home first approach, care transitions, and the provision of care: The perspectives of home first clients and their family caregivers (2013) C.A.D. English (Queen's University)
Ontario's Retirement Homes and Long-term Care Homes: Policy Implications for Care Services, Funding and Governance Regimes (2017) B. Roblin (University of Toronto)
Patterns and predictors of home care utilization in eastern canada: Analyzing changes over a 5-year period (1996–2001) (2005) G. Hawkins (Mount Saint Vincent University)
Placing the intersection: A qualitative exploration of formal and informal palliative caregiving in the home (2013) M. Giesbrecht (Simon Fraser University)
Policy by default : how changes in Ontario's home care sector have impacted providers, children and families. (2006) K.L. Spalding (University of Toronto)
Public, private, and informal home care in canada: What are the determinants of utilization and the interrelationships among different types of services? (2013) G. Mery (University of Toronto)
Relationship between home care services and informal caregivers (2006) K.N. Young Hoon (Lakehead University)
Setting the balance of care for sexually diverse seniors: The social exclusion of LGBT seniors in home and community care (2015) J.R Watkins (University of Toronto)
Stories And Strategies Of Resistance: Multi-Stakeholder Advocacy Efforts In Publicly-Provided Home Support Services In Ontario. (2014) A. Connolly (Ryerson University)
Strengthening research to improve the practice and management of long-term care (2020) J. De La Paz (St. Thomas University)
Telehealth in home health care (2012) L.M. Metzger (Marywood University)
Understanding personal support workers and their role in ontario (2013) C. Sethna (University of Ontario Institute of Technology)
Understanding the context and social processes that shape person- and family-centered culture in long-term care: The pivotal role of personal support workers (2020) E.H. Mellis (Antioch University)