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Minister's Update: Accelerating Ontario Health Teams (OHTs)
The Honourable Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, and others provide an important update on the next steps to accelerate OHT progress and impact. Read more -
Trillium Primary Health Care Research Day 2023
Plenary sessions will focus on: Primary care in crisis: Data-driven insights and solutions, How to address attachment during a time of HHR challenges, and a patient oriented research session: Working … Read more -
Interventions to Address Inequities in Ontario Health Teams
This month, our webinar focuses on interventions to address inequity. Read more -
OHT Impact Fellows- Alumni Fellows KT presentations
Three OHT Impact Fellowship Alumni will present short 15-minute talks about their OHT work with opportunity for Q&A. Read more -
Creating Engagement Capable Environments in Ontario Health Teams: A Framework for Action
Join the Public and Patient Engagement Collaborative (PPEC) to learn more about the newly released resource: "Creating Engagement Capable Environments in Ontario Health Teams: A Framework for Action". Read more -
Special session at Cochrane Colloquium 2023 - Going farther, faster together: Implementing the recommendations of the Evidence Commission report
Download the slides from this special session at the Cochrane Colloquium 2023 Read more -
Battling the bunk – Bringing evidence and citizen engagement to bear in addressing misinformation
In this third session in the series, we will explore different strategies (e.g., fact-checking, educational approaches, technical approaches) along with different vehicles to address misinformation (e… Read more -
Awareness Session on IPHCC Training and Tools
This Webinar aims to provide Ontario Health Teams with the knowledge and skills necessary for meaningful engagement, and to include Indigenous organizations and communities in the planning, design, de… Read more -
Citizen-backed evidence – Engaging citizens in providing evidence synthesis and support (including for evidence-informed policy-making)
In this second session of the series, we’re diving into ways of engaging citizens in asking questions and answering them (with new research or with existing evidence). Read more
