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Report
Winning Conditions to Improve Patient Care
November 30, 2011
In its second integration report, Winning Conditions to Improve Patient care, The Foundation offers its best advice on how Ontario can move closer to an integrated health system and improve patient experience.
Report by The Change Foundation.
Using Social Media to Improve Healthcare Quality: Part 1
June 1, 2011
A guide to current practice and future promise in using social media to benefit patients. Part 1 scans the new world of social media in healthcare and examines key issues in the current landscape.
Report by Health Strategy Innovation Cell, The Change Foundation.
Using Social Media to Improve Healthcare Quality: Part 2
June 1, 2011
A guide to current practice and future promise in using social media to benefit patients. Part 2 offers practical learning from fieldwork with two Ontario healthcare organizations.
Report by Health Strategy Innovation Cell, The Change Foundation.
The Storyboard
April 11, 2011
The Storyboard explains The Change Foundation’s plans to implement our 2010-2013 Strategic Plan: Hearing the Stories, Changing the story.
Report by The Change Foundation.
Because This Is the Rainy Day
February 1, 2011
Our discussion paper on home care and informal caregiving for seniors with chronic health conditions caps a two-year probe of Ontario data.
