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Increased access to primary care in Kapuskasing area
TimminsToday article published on May 4, 2018 TimminsToday staff NEWS RELEASE NORTH EAST LOCAL HEALTH INTEGRATION NETWORK People will have greater access to high-quality health care closer to home thanks to a new team of health care professionals coming to Kapuskasing and a new Indigenous Interprofessional Primary Care Team that will serve Indigenous Northerners.
Province commits $1.2M in funding to expand Burlington FHT
Burlington Post article published May 3, 2018. Article in full pasted below. John Bkila, Burlington Post More health-care professionals are headed to Burlington, thanks to $1.2 million in provincial funding.
LeaderShift Webinars: Overviews of the Healthcare System and Advancing Primary Care
On April 19, April 26, and September 19, 2018, the OCSA hosted LeaderShift webinars, and AFHTO members were invited.
LeaderShift is a leadership development project being led by the OCSA in partnership with AFHTO, the Alliance for Healthier Communities, and Addictions and Mental Health Ontario. ThesAFHTO 2018 Conference: May the 4th be with you as we extend your deadline- now Monday at noon.
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Revised due date to submit abstracts for concurrent sessions and posters is Monday, May 7 at 12:00 noon |
Superior FHT weaving care for healthy, happy seniors
SooToday.com article published May 1, 2018.
Article in full pasted below.
Health TAPESTRY program, with a July start date, will aim to address elderly Superior Family Health Team patients health care needs before they worsen
Two Rivers FHT wins 'baby-friendly' status
Cambridge Times article published April 27, 2018. Article in full pasted below.
AFHTO 2018 Conference: ONE WEEK LEFT to submit your abstract. Your insight & experience are needed now more than ever.
“Relationship Design with Starfield in Mind”The Ontario election is fast approaching, and we may see significant changes in health care over the next four years. |
QI Enablers Study
QI Enablers Study
April 26, 2018 Seven iterations of D2D data show that some teams tend to improve more over time compared to others. AFHTO members want to know what some of the “tricks of the improvement trade” are so they can try them out in their own teams. This QI enablers study is aimed at learning more about what makes it easier or harder to improve so that all teams can take advantage of the wisdom from the field.
QI Enablers Study
QI Enablers Study
April 26, 2018
Seven iterations of D2D data show that some teams tend to improve more over time compared to others. AFHTO members want to know what some of the “tricks of the improvement trade” are so they can try them out in their own teams. This QI enablers study is aimed at learning more about what makes it easier or harder to improve so that all teams can take advantage of the wisdom from the field.
AFHTO 2018 Conference: we want you (yes, YOU) to submit your abstract
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