Blog Posts
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Recognize and prevent delirium (confusion and agitation) when in hospital.
Simple interventions (family visits, familiar objects, clocks) may help to prevent or recover from acute delirium in hospital. Recognize confusion or agitation and inform staff.Full story -
Social isolation: what is it and why is it important to your health?
Social isolation should be considered a health risk. Many older adults are socially isolated and this should be of concern to all of us. We need more research on the best way to deal with it.Full story -
Multimorbidity: how to improve quality of life when managing several chronic health conditions
If you have 3 or more health conditions, ask your family doctor about better ways to coordinate your care with other health professionals, and how you might decrease important health risks or improve key functional activities.Full story -
If I laugh too hard, I’ll pee my pants! Social isolation and urinary incontinence: there are many effective treatments.
There are many effective treatments for incontinence, so talk to your health professional, and stop suffering in isolation.Full story


