Identifying opportunities to deliver compassion in virtual peer-support stroke programs
Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Compassion must be consistently applied to build meaningful interactions, but the widespread shift to online services may have reduced or changed the quality of interactions and compassion in online services. Hardeep will interview forty people who receive and provide online peer-support to understand what helps and hinders compassion in online…
Read MoreSelf-compassion training for specialist inpatient rehabilitation providers
Physiatrist, Sunnybrook Research Institute This project will assess an online self-compassion course for rehabilitation providers. Rehabilitation is founded in a bio-psycho-social model and depends on effective relational care between healthcare providers and those receiving rehabilitative treatments. Compassionate care in rehabilitation is linked to better health outcomes for patients but caring for people with disabling long-term…
Read MoreExploring how individuals with limb loss perceive and experience compassionate care in virtual rehabilitation
Crystal’s research will increase her team’s knowledge of how to improve compassionate care within a digital environment by exploring patients’ perceptions and experiences of virtual rehabilitation consultations for people with limb loss
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