How to use AI to speed up your daily work

This two-part webinar series will show you where AI can make a real difference in your home, how to choose and implement the right tools, and how to use them safely in day-to-day work. You’ll leave with greater confidence, practical skills, and a clear roadmap to get started.
  • Why AI Matters for LTC

    Understand why artificial intelligence (AI) matters now for long-term care, how it can relieve pressure on your teams, streamline work, and improve day-to-day life for your staff, your residents, and their families.

  • Using AI for Everyday Tasks

    Discover where generative AI can simplify everyday LTC work, from family communications and incident updates to summaries and other routine administrative tasks your team handles daily.

  • Building Your AI Roadmap

    Walk away with a clear roadmap and hands-on skills, from choosing the right AI partners and safeguards to writing better prompts, so you and your home can move forward safely and with confidence.

Course Curriculum

This course was recorded live online in June and July 2026. It includes 4 hours of on-demand learning.

  1. 1
    • Practical Guidance for AI Adoption in Long-Term Care

    • Using Generative AI for Common LTC Tasks

    • Survey

Investment

AdvantAge Ontario Members enjoy complimentary access to many Learning Hub webinars. Visit advantageontario.ca to learn more about membership today!

Instructors

Parisa Pouladzadeh

Artificial Intelligence, Humber College

Dr. Parisa Pouladzadeh is a faculty member and Program Coordinator in Artificial Intelligence programs at Humber Polytechnic. She has extensive expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, Generative AI , and intelligent systems. With over a decade of experience in academia, research, and industry collaboration, she has led and contributed to numerous applied AI projects in healthcare, accessibility, digital transformation, and smart technologies. Her work focuses on developing practical, innovative AI solutions that address real-world challenges while promoting the responsible and ethical adoption of emerging technologies.

Sabrina Boutin

Executive Director, envisAGE 

Noor Al-Zanoon

Project Manager, AGE-WELL

Francis Syms

Associate Dean, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, Humber College

Emma Robinson

Innovation Coordinator, Bruyére Health

Blake Daly

Director of Innovation, Bruyére Health

Shahzad Mustafa

President, Indusflow