Understand your fiduciary responsibilities

Leaders who work in long-term care governance have important fiduciary responsibilities, and it's absolutely essential that they understand what this means when it comes to inspections and investigations in Ontario long-term care homes. If you sit on a board, municipal committee, or council, this must-attend series will help you understand your roles and responsibilities under the new Fixing Long-Term Care Act (FLTCA), how to meet your obligations, and the legal protections in place.
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  • Oversight and Risk Management

    Understand the potential liability of board and council members relating to LTC home inspections, and learn how to mitigate that risk. Plus: Learn how compliance and enforcement work under the FLTCA.

  • Liability Protection

    Find out how liability insurance works, learn key policy definitions, and hear how all this relates to investigations under the FLTCA as well as the Provincial Offences Act. You'll also learn what is excluded from this type of insurance.

  • Case Studies

    Deepen your understanding of Ontario's new inspection legislation and liability insurance through real-world case studies and discussion of actual insurance claims. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn from the experts!

Course Curriculum

This course was recorded live online in December 2023. It includes four hours of on-demand learning.

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    • Maintaining Oversight, Mitigating Risk through Inspections (2 hours)

    • Liability Protections for Governing Bodies (2 hours)

    • LTC Inspections: Board Responsibilities and Liabilities Feedback

Investment

AdvantAge Ontario Members enjoy generous discounts on all courses and webinars. Visit advantageontario.ca to learn more about membership today!

Instructors

Samantha Rodrigues

Assistant Vice President, Executive Risk, HUB International

Samantha Rodrigues has spent almost a decade working exclusively as a specialist in executive risk insurance placement and client risk management advisory. She is an Assistant Vice President within HUB’s Complex Risk Unit. Her professional specialties include working on Directors’ and Officers’ coverage, Employment Practices Liability, Fiduciary Liability, Crime and Cyber insurance. Driven by excellence to her clients, she takes pride in helping organizations of all sizes manage their executive risk liability.

Reid Irwin

Senior Vice President and Practice Leader, Executive Risk and Financial Institutions Practice, HUB International

Reid is the Senior Vice President and Practice Leader for HUB International's Executive Risk and Financial Institutions Practice. In this role he leads one of the country’s largest teams of specialty practitioners advising companies, their executives and their boards on risk, governance and insurance considerations. Reid and his team have supported clients through a variety of complex loss events, such as securities class actions, regulatory investigations, cyber breaches, fund litigation, among others.

John Risk

Lawyer, John Risk Law

John has held a variety of roles over his 25 years of experience in health care and regulation. He was the Executive Director of the Joint Policy Planning Committee, a partnership between the Ontario Ministry of Health and the Ontario Hospital Association. He also spent 5 years as General Counsel and Director of Enforcement with an Ontario Regulator. Before starting his own firm, John was the leader of the Regulated Professions and Industries group at a Bay Street law firm in Toronto.

Mona Krolak

Senior Vice President, HUB International