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Healthcare Quality
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.
Integration of Care: Perspectives of Home and Community Providers
June 21, 2011
Detailed analysis of the survey responses from all types of home and community care providers, used to develop our 2011 report, Integration of Care: Perspectives of Home and Community Providers.
Background paper by Patricia Baranek.
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.
