CCANS Member Survey - COVID-19 Lessons Learned

Learning from the extraordinary impact of COVID-19 on our sector and preparing for wave two.

We want to hear from you. What are you most proud of in how you and your organization are responding to COVID-19? What could be done better or differently? What worries you most about a second wave? Do you feel prepared for the second wave? How are you coping? 

This is a short and confidential survey asking those very questions. Your responses will remain anonymous and we'll use the findings from this summary to make recommendations as we prepare collectively for wave two.

Thank you so much and take good care.

Sheila Peck, CCANS President
1.Do you work in continuing care in Nova Scotia?
2.What work do you do in continuing care? 
3.In your opinion, what has been the greatest challenge faced by your organization because of COVID-19?
4.Thinking about how your organization is responding to COVID-19, are there examples of innovation and creative solutions that would benefit other long term care or residential care facilities?
5.How well is your organization prepared for a second wave of COVID-19?
6.What are your top two concerns about the second wave of COVID-19 specific to your work or the work of your organization?
7.What has challenged or worried you most as an individual working in continuing care during COVID-19? Why?
8.How can the Continuing Care Association of Nova Scotia help you? Advocacy with funders and partners? Education and skills development specific to working in a pandemic? Connecting and convening discussions for sharing and supporting one another? Other?
9.Is there a key department or sector you feel the continuing care sector needs to collaborate with more to prepare effectively for wave two of COVID-19? Please explain and give examples. DCS, DHW, NSHA CC, Acute care in advance of the 2nd wave. Explain/give examples.
10.Thank you for completing this survey. We really appreciate it. If you have any other comments to share with us please know they will not be attributed to you. We hope this will lead to learning and positive change for the sector, our residents and our families.