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- ‘I Don’t Know’: Receiving Home Care After Being Hospitalized
(5.00 out of 5) - ‘Catch 22’: Going to Long-Term Care After Being Hospitalized (5.00 out of 5)
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- Partners Advancing Transitions in Healthcare (PATH): Northumberland (5.00 out of 5)
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Presentation
A Plan to Transform Ontario’s Healthcare System: Ministry Transformation Secretariat
October 17, 2012
Ontario’s goal of health system transformation – the challenges involved and steps required. Presented to PANORAMA panelists by Helen Angus, Associate Deputy Minister, Healthcare Transformation, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Presentation slides by Helen Angus.
Questions of Healthcare Quality – How We Measure Up – and Measure
October 17, 2012
This presentation addresses key healthcare quality questions: What are some indicators? Where does Canada fit – and Ontario sit? What’s the cross-province picture? How well do we measure and report?
Presentation slides by Neil Stuart.
The Lived Experience of Healthcare – Making it Count
October 17, 2012
We are awash in stats, but few relate to patient-caregiver experience or reveal the faces behind the facts. A Foundation board member shares both, and says identifying health service shortcomings from patient/caregiver experiences can prompt system improvements.
Presentation slides by Marcia Visser.
Public & Patient Engagement: The Big Picture
October 17, 2012
How public and patient engagement works, and why it matters. Julia Abelson of McMaster University provides key information for The Change Foundation’s PANORAMA panelists.
Presentation slides by Julia Abelson.
PATH – Partners Advancing Transitions in Healthcare: Breaking New Ground
October 17, 2012
In West Northumberland, patients, caregivers and health providers will work together to co-design services and improve seniors’ healthcare transitions – a trailblazing $3-million project funded and overseen by the Foundation.
