'Flattening the curve': Lyall article discusses reducing the long-term impact of the “grey tsunami” on health care and housing
Appearing this month in more than 50 Canadian daily newspapers, Richard Lyall’s column highlights the RCCAO / Michael Fenn report's prescriptions for reducing the long-term impact of the “grey tsunami” on the health care system, by building more seniors' housing. COVID-19 is an early warning of issues on the horizon.
https://rccao.com/news/files/0314TS0SH012.pdf
https://rccao.com/news/files/Mar06-2020TheDailyCommercialNews.pdf
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4 年Informative! Thanks for sharing Michael
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4 年Timely advice and nicely ties together the interrelationship between the health crisis and the housing crisis. We need to develop more of a rare commodity - integrated thinking in policy making - as demonstrated here in order to tackle these issues. Susan Gardner, can you help get the word out on this? I’ll talk to colleagues at OPPI Board and my municipal colleagues here in Muskoka. Thanks Michael and Andy for this important work.