Ontario's Residents' Bill of Rights protects everyday choices, personal communication and involvement in care. Safety concerns must be examined without making institutional convenience the measure of a person's freedom.
Ontario's Residents' Bill of Rights protects everyday choices, personal communication and involvement in care. Safety concerns must be examined without making institutional convenience the measure of a person's freedom.
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Original source Ontario, Fixing Long-Term Care Act, 2021 ↗
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