AFHTO 2016 Conference: Early-bird registration closes Sep 19. Additional speakers confirmed.

September 07, 2016

Ontario’s healthcare system is undergoing significant transformation and primary care providers – interprofessional staff, physicians, board members and more – need to understand its impact as well as their own potential role. Help your team navigate these changes by registering them for the AFHTO 2016 Conference. Registration and room rates increase after Sep. 19. Join over 900 interprofessional primary care providers, patients and community partners as they explore their role in *Leading primary care to strengthen a population-focused health system*.	Getting to the conference Register now Reserve a hotel room - discount ends Sep. 19 Book discounted travel Frequently Asked Questions
Additional speakers confirmed Confirmed speakers for “Primary care leadership: what must we do to strengthen a population-focused health system?” include: Nancy Naylor, Associate Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care NEW Susan Fitzpatrick, CEO, Toronto Central LHIN NEW Dr. Sean Blaine, President of AFHTO, Clinical Lead & Family Physician at STAR FHT Dr. Sarah-Lynn Newbery, President of Ontario College of Family Physicians, Chief of Staff at Wilson Memorial General Hospital, & Family Physician at Marathon FHT
Other conference highlights: 44 concurrent sessions and 67 posters in 7 core streams AFHTO “Bright Lights Awards” Dinner – celebrating your achievements *And more, including programs exclusively* for AFHTO members such as:** Networking sessions and workshops dedicated to developing the role of interprofessional health providers and physicians within the team; Governance for quality training for board members; And the leadership session for member EDs, clinical leads and Board Chairs – when your team’s triad comes together to tackle the big issues.
Extend your learning experience! Starting immediately after the conference on October 18, join the Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP) clinical education workshops. And this year, learn even more with two free days of education sessions. Working in collaboration with AFHTO, Health Quality Ontario has developed some primary care- specific programming for the following conferences: October 19: Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Forum 2016 October 20: Health Quality Transformation Presents: Quality Matters 2016
We look forward to seeing you at the AFHTO 2016 Conference!

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