Target Audience: Member Organization Leaders in Healthcare | Estimated Read Time: 4 minutes Why It Matters Our Heart Failure Program at the Huron Perth & Area Ontario Health Team (HPA-OHT) has received the AFHTO Bright Lights Award for “Expanding Access
Why it matters The Unattached Care Clinic (UCC) is a new program for residents of Huron Perth and Area, providing timely access to acute, chronic, and preventive care for individuals without a family doctor or nurse practitioner. Developed collaboratively by
Why it matters The Ontario Health Cyber Security Centre (OHCSC) has introduced a Provincial Cyber Security Operating Model (CSOM) to safeguard digital health assets. With growing cyber threats, Ontario Health organizations—especially Hospitals, Ontario Health Teams (OHTs), and Public Health Units—must
Why it matters In 2023, the healthcare sector raised $16,337 for United Way Perth-Huron. This year, we aim to exceed that amount. By supporting United Way, we can address the social determinants of health—such as housing, poverty, and access to
Why It Matters London Health Partners is offering a comprehensive Leadership Development Program from November 2024 to September 2025, tailored for healthcare managers, directors, and executives. In a rapidly evolving sector, this program equips leaders with the skills needed to
Why it matters Our HPA-OHT Heart Failure Program was recognized as one of three finalists for the Improved Population Health Award at the 2024 Ontario Health System Quality and Innovation Awards. This highlights the power of integrated, team-based care in
A New 4-Year Cycle for Continuous Quality Improvement Target Audience Healthcare and social service professionals, organizational leaders, quality improvement specialists Estimated Read Time 4 minutes Why It Matters In today’s fast-paced healthcare and social services landscape, adaptability is key to
Audience: Member Organizations | Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes Why It Matters As the Huron Perth and Area Ontario Health Team (HPA-OHT) shifts its focus towards population health, understanding patient experiences becomes crucial for improving care quality. The Patient Reported
Key Takeaways The Heart Failure Program, “Heart Harmony,” is a finalist for the 2024 AFHTO Bright Lights Award in “Expanding Access to Team-Based Care.” Since 2021, the program has treated over 370 patients across five Family Health Teams. The innovative Spoke-Hub-Node
Listen to the full podcast here. Target Audience Healthcare professionals, medical educators, rural healthcare administrators, and community partners involved in chronic disease management. Estimated Reading Time 2 minutes. Why it matters Managing congestive heart failure (CHF) in rural communities presents
