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Ontario Think Tank on Public Health and Primary Care Collaboration
Please find the proceedings from a full day Think Tank on strengthening collaboration between public health and primary care held on April 19, 2012 at the offices of Public Health Ontario in Toronto, Ontario.
Registered Dietitian for Clinical Diabetes Program, 1.0 FTE – Jane Finch FHT (Toronto)
Salary: $64,573
General Description
The registered dietitian will plan and direct the nutritional care of diabetic clients and provide nutrition education to the staff within the Jane-Finch Family Health Team.
Updates on OMA-MOHLTC negotiations
Both parties involved in the negotiations have posted the following public statements:
AFHTO 2012 Conference: "Bright Lights" Award Nominations
The 2012 AFHTO Conference is all about “Demonstrating and Celebrating the Value of Family Health Teams.” To help us do this, AFHTO is launching “Bright Lights” – a brand new program to recognize the leadership, outstanding work and significant progress being made to improve the value delivered by Family Health Teams.
Drummond Commission - "Family Health Teams should become the norm for primary care"
"Family Health Teams should become the norm for primary care"
The statement above appears on p.24 of the 543-page Drummond Commission report, released this afternoon. Consuming over 40% of the province’s budget, health care receives much attention in this report (pp.145-202). There are a number of recommendations that are specific to FHTs/primary care, and are pasted below.
AFHTO 2012 Conference: May 25 deadline for presentation submissions
Three weeks remain to submit presentation abstracts and award nominations for AFHTO 2012 conference – Demonstrating and Celebrating the Value of Family Health Teams.
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AFHTO 2012 Conference: Call for Presentation Submissions
Submit an abstract
Click here to access the online form for submission of an abstract for a workshop, oral presentation, or poster. Timeline:- Deadline for submission: May 25, 2012
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AFHTO 2012 Conference: Call for Program Chairs and Working Groups
Quality Planning – accelerating Queen’s FHT’s ability to meet targets
The Queen’s Family Health Team (QFHT), an academic teaching clinic with 22 family physicians, 20 nursing and allied health members and 50+ family medicine residents rotating through the clinic, embarked on a quality improvement process in 2008.
QFHT has established a Quality Plan and framework to systematically improve quality across the team.
The team has met or exceeded the provincial targets set for: