PPT-Those left behind from Ontario’s primary care reforms
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Primary Health Care Rounds December 14 2015 Tara Kiran 12 Alex Kopp 2 Rick Glazier 12 1 Department of Family and Community Medicine St Michaels Hospital University
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Those left behind from Ontario’s primary care reforms: Transcript
Primary Health Care Rounds December 14 2015 Tara Kiran 12 Alex Kopp 2 Rick Glazier 12 1 Department of Family and Community Medicine St Michaels Hospital University of Toronto . into the Aged Care Reforms . Linda Murray. Agenda. New Terminology . Implications for couples . Trigger Figures . Over payment and underpayments. Supported . / Assisted Financial . Rules. Sales Ideas . at Queen’s Park. October 27, 2015. 15 . epilepsy agencies across Ontario represent nearly 90,000 people living with epilepsy. . Epilepsy agencies provide direct support to a sub-set of individuals and families living with epilepsy.. Fran Scott MD FRCPC MSc . Associate Professor, . Health Research Methods Evidence and Impact. Associate Director, McMaster Institute for Healthier Environments . Objectives. To learn “enough” about the Ontario Public Health system including the key players; and its relationship with primary care, where it has come from and where it is right now to inform a lively debate about where it should be going.. Start . Date. : . October 5,. 2012. Report Date: . April. 5, 2013. Executive . Sponsor:. Kay Davis. Team Leader. : . Tami Clark. Team Members. : . Michelle Bennett, Brooke Geyer, Terrie Grimes, Deborah Harvey, Tamy Kimbrough. Health . Care in NL. Primary Health Care (PHC) is typically a person’s . first point of contact with the health care . system. Range . of community-based services and proactive health . policies focused . AMIA Symposium 2017 Primary Care Informatics Workgroup. Alan E Zuckerman MD FAAP . aez@georgetown.edu. Jeffrey Weinfeld MD MBI FAAFP . weinfelj@georgetown.edu. Georgetown University School of Medicine. Jennifer Rayner. Laura Muldoon. Ontario Community Health Research Rounds. January 21, 2015. Details. COI - Investigators are employees of CHCs. Funding from University of Ottawa Department of Family Medicine Research Funding Program. . Nainggolan. , SKM. AKPER HKBP BALIGE. What is Primary Health Care ?. AKPER HKBP BALIGE. Primary Health Care – Definition . Primary Health Care. is the first level of contact with the health system to promote health, prevent illness, care for common illnesses, and manage ongoing health problems. . Jennifer Rayner. Laura Muldoon. Ontario Community Health Research Rounds. January 21, 2015. Details. COI - Investigators are employees of CHCs. Funding from University of Ottawa Department of Family Medicine Research Funding Program. Primary Care Requirements for EHR AMIA Symposium 2017 Primary Care Informatics Workgroup Alan E Zuckerman MD FAAP aez@georgetown.edu Jeffrey Weinfeld MD MBI FAAFP weinfelj@georgetown.edu Georgetown University School of Medicine Informing Options for Scaling-up Innovation . . Session 3:. . Addressing health equity and disparities across diverse communities: Policy implications & Discussion. Jonathan Foley, Westcott Partners LLC. Cross-border Perspectives. Robert Reid MD PhD . SVP Science, Trillium Health Partners, Mississauga, Ontario. Professor, . Dalla. Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto. Professor, . Health . Primary Care Development Officer . Matthew Buck. (1 WTE). Primary Care Contract Support Officer . Freya Kennedy. (1 WTE). Vacant . Primary Care Contracts Public Health (PH Funded). Primary Care Development Manager . October 27, 2015. 15 . epilepsy agencies across Ontario represent nearly 90,000 people living with epilepsy. . Epilepsy agencies provide direct support to a sub-set of individuals and families living with epilepsy..
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