The urgent need to transform long-term care (LTC) in Ontario gained broad support in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Read more in this case study. 

Doodles are a creative expression of framing to position an issue and build meaning. Learn morew in this case study. 

This RNAO champions training program used storytelling, metaphors, collective artwork and personal narratives to frame the importance of person-and family-centred care.  Learn more 

The Canadian Patient Safety Institute’s #ConquerSilence campaign uses images and powerful messaging to frame patient safety issues.  Read more in this case study. 

at Clínica las Condes (CLC), a Latin American Best Practice Spotlight Organization® (BPSO®) in Santiago, Chile, BP Champions are committed volunteers consisting mostly of nurses and other health professionals. Their leadership is evident in the multiple activities . Learn more in this case study. 

Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) is a pre-designate Best Practice Spotlight Organization® (BPSO®) serving long-term care (LTC) homes in Hamilton, Haldimand-Norfolk, Brantford, Burlington and Niagara Regions.  Learn more about how they leveraged leadership to engage teams in person- and family-centred care in this case study. 

A group of volunteers, staff and physicians from St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton, an acute care facility in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada engaged in a social movement to address environmental issues. This was due in part to the intrinsic motivation of these individuals and their collective energy for change. 

Vall d’Hebron Barcelona Hospital Campus championed clinical excellence through nurses' and other staff's leadership and intrinsic motivation. 

RNAO advocates for making harm reduction services available for people who use substances as a means of saving lives. To this end, individual and collective actions has resulted in continued access to supervised injection services. Read more in this case study. 

Queen’s Park on the Road and Queen’s Park Day are two events in which RNAO members meet with members of provincial parliament (MPPs) from all of the political parties to promote healthy public policy and nursing services. through individual and collective actions. Learn more in this case study.