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AFHTO 2018 Conference: Deputy Premier Christine Elliott no longer attending the AFHTO Conference to provide opening remarks
Last week we announced that the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care and Deputy Premier, Hon. Christine Elliott, would be providing opening remarks at the start of our conference on October 24th. Unfortunately, due to a scheduling conflict she will no longer be able to attend the conference.
This makes the conversations we’ll have- at the annual general meeting, opening plenary, our government relations fireside chat and more- even more vital.
City of Lakes FHT certified as a Great Place for Millennials to Work
Sudbury.com article published on October 15, 2018
By Sudbury.com Staff
The City of Lakes Family Health Team (COLFHT) has been certified a Great Place to Work for Millennials after a thorough and independent analysis conducted by Great Place to Work Institute Canada.
The certification is based on direct feedback from employee
AFHTO 2018 Conference: Deputy Premier Christine Elliott as guest speaker + important tips
It’s now less than one week to the AFHTO 2018 Conference on October 24 & 25! |
Update on the Realignment of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
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MEMORANDUM TO: Health Sector Partners
FROM: Helen Angus, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
RE: Ministry Realignment
We are all committed to a patient-centred health care system that is effective and efficient and delivers high quality care for patients.
Permanent facility for Georgina's nurse practitioner-led clinic planned for 2020
York Region article published on October 10, 2018
By Heidi Riedner, Georgina Advocate
Melissa Lantsman, Vice President - Bio
Melissa has more than a decade of experience serving as a strategic communications leader in high-profile positions across the most senior ranks of the federal government, political campaigns across Canada and in the private sector. With a diverse background spanning finance, trade, foreign affairs and the environment, Melissa has a proven track record developing successful public affairs and communications engagement campaigns as well as effective issues-management strategies.
AFHTO Annual Report 2018
Last year, AFHTO engaged in a strategic planning exercise that led to the development of a new strategic plan with a new shared vision – high quality, sustainable, team-based primary health care for all. This plan is the blueprint of the work we are doing to promote and encourage system change. It’s our vision, our mission and our commitment for team-based primary care in Ontario. We are in year two of our strategic plan with its three priorities:
D2D 6.0: Small Things Matter
Baby step by baby step, walking the measurement talk – to better healthImagine the conversation. “Hey, my sweet baby, what do you think about putting your vaccination into the tablet here? That way the doctor will know that you have had your shots, and all your information will be in one spot. |