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Inside Queen’s Park, February 1, 2012
February 1, 2012
Inside Queen’s Park, Ontario public policy newsletter talks to Change Foundation CEO Cathy Fooks about Ontario’s Action Plan to Transform Healthcare, calling our Winning Conditions report the best “guide” to help transform Ontario’s complex healthcare “system.”
Media Coverage by Cathy Fooks, Inside Queen’s Park.
Who is The Change Foundation?
July 17, 2011
In under two minutes, learn what The Change Foundation is all about.
Video by The Change Foundation.
Partners Advancing Transitions in Healthcare (PATH): Call for Submissions
July 1, 2011
The aim of PATH is to engage and support a community coalition of providers and patients and their caregivers to redesign care delivery to address problems that they identify together.
Project document by 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.
Chart Pack: Understanding Ontario’s ALC Patients
April 1, 2011
10 ready-to-insert charts provide a clearer profile of seniors with chronic disease waiting in hospital for appropriate services. A companion to our fact sheet on the same topic.
