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Expression of Interest to establish Indigenous Interprofessional Primary Care Teams
On May 25, 2016, the Government of Ontario launched the Ontario First Nations Health Action Plan (OFNHAP), a multi-year initiative to improve health care for Indigenous peoples in Ontario. A key part of this Plan is the creation or expansion of new primary care teams; community-based models of primary health care that are designed based on the needs and cultures of the communities they will serve. We are pleased to inform you that the Expression of Interest (EOI) process for this important initiative has now opened.
Engaging Patients in Patient Safety – A Canadian Guide
Patients and families have valuable experiences and perspectives to share when it comes to the quality and safety of their care, but engaging in those conversations can be difficult.
2017 Conference Themes
Improving Primary Care Together
The AFHTO 2017 Conference program will be built around 7 core themes.
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AFHTO 2017 Conference: Registration now live
Registration now open for the AFHTO 2017 Conference!
Improving Primary Care Together October 25 & 26, 2017 – Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto, Ontario
B1 An Update on Patients First
Theme 1. Effective leadership and governance for system transformation
E4 The Primary Care and Public Health Partnership in the NE LHIN: Integration to Improve Population Health
Theme 4. Strengthening partnerships
F6 The DAVINCI Project - Using Patient Tablets to Support a Data-Driven, Sustainable Shared Care Group Approach to Mental Health
Theme 6. Using data to demonstrate value and improve quality of care
F5 Limited Optimized Resources Lead to Unlimited Positive Patient Impact
Theme 5. Optimizing use of resources
F4 Finding a Better You - A Model for an Opioid Use Disorder Clinic in a Community Pharmacy
Theme 4. Strengthening partnerships
F2 CFHT- Hospital for Sick Children Collaborative Integrated Care Initiative For Youth with Medically Unexplained Symptoms and Co-occurring Medical and Mental Health Disorders
Theme 2. Planning programs for equitable access to care