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A1-b Nutrition Education at Your Local Coffee Shop
Theme 1. Population-based primary health care: planning and integration for the community
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Presentation Slides: Nutrition Education at your Local Coffee Shop
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
A1-a Taking Collaboration to the Next Level…Dealing with the Social Determinants of Health
Theme 1. Population-based primary health care: planning and integration for the community
Presentation Materials (Members only)
Call for nominations to the AFHTO Board of Directors - deadline to apply July 13
Are you interested in serving on the AFHTO board of directors? The Governance Committee of AFHTO’s board invites anyone who works within an AFHTO member organization to apply. Please share this call for nominations with all who work in your team.
Essex County NPLC improving access to cancer screenings
June 26 - Essex County NPLC is promoting cervical cancer screening for women in Ford City, a Windsor neighbourhood with a low rate of regular checkups. Residents experience multiple barriers to health care such as transportation issues, poverty and not having a family doctor, which is why an outreach office was opened there three years ago.
Data to Decisions 2.0 is here! Join the orientation webinars today at 12:00 PM or 4:30 PM
Data to Decisions (D2D) 2.0 is here!
AFHTO 2015 Conference: presenter notifications sent out
Thank you to everyone who submitted an abstract for concurrent session and poster presentations at the AFHTO 2015 Conference. The working groups have now reviewed all submissions and a notification e-mail has been sent to each contact person. If you are part of a group that has prepared an abstract, please ensure your group contact has received an e-mail including the words “AFHTO 2015 Conference” in the subject this week.
Ontario to introduce patient privacy amendments
Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care aims to introduce amendments to the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) in the fall. If passed, these amendments would include making it mandatory to report breaches to the commissioner’s office; lifting the requirement that offences be prosecuted within six months of an alleged breach, and doubling fines for individuals and organizations.