Conducting Inquiries

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Across
  1. 5. To protect
  2. 9. Required as part of the Inquiry Plan
  3. 11. Required under section 70 of the LTCHA
  4. 14. Electronic application used by inspectors to collect and document information during inspection
  5. 15. Long-Term Care Homes Act, 2007
  6. 16. Intended for Level 3, 3+ and 4 higher risk issues
  7. 18. Secure electronic system that allows completion/submission of a report
  8. 22. A toll-free government service concerning long-term care homes in Ontario
  9. 24. Specifically defined in section 2 of O. Reg. 79/10
  10. 26. Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1990
  11. 27. Risk level assigned to an inspection
  12. 28. Refers to the extent of the effect on resident's health and/or safety
  13. 32. Required in writing in the Intake prior to conducting the inquiry
Down
  1. 1. Must be reported no later than one business day
  2. 2. Failure to provide a resident with the treatment, care, services or assistance required for health, safety or well-being
  3. 3. a person who is authorized to give or refuse consent or make a decision, on behalf of another person
  4. 4. May be conducted offsite or onsite
  5. 6. Pattern or repetition of the same type of incident/issue that has occurred three times in a six month period
  6. 7. Allegation from anyone, other than a licensee, of non-compliance with a requirement under the LTCHA.
  7. 8. Degree of negative impact on resident's health and/or safety
  8. 10. Licensee is responsible to fully respect and promote for each resident
  9. 12. A major change in the resident's health condition
  10. 13. Required 24-hour 7 days per week in a LTC Home
  11. 17. Can be conducted offsite or onsite
  12. 19. Intake Module
  13. 20. Intended for Level 1 and 2 low risk issues
  14. 21. Holder of a licence issued under the LTCHA
  15. 23. Action required with a complainant before and after conducting an inquiry
  16. 25. A resident who is missing for three hours or more
  17. 29. A centrally located team responsible for receiving and assessing information concerning one or more provisions found in the LTCHA and its Regulations
  18. 30. Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004
  19. 31. Service Area Office