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In This Issue  
  • #AFHTO2024 materials now available to all members
  • Reminder- PHIPA and Patient Records Retention webinar Feb. 26
  • For Us. For You. social media posts for election advocacy
  • Member stories
  • Indigenous Cultural Safety in Mental Health course 
     
  • Happy Psychology month
  • News and updates including healthcare top election issue for Ontario voters
  • Upcoming events including scaling up medical education for disability-inclusive healthcare

#AFHTO2024 materials now available to all members

All members can now access 2024 conference resources! Find out more about what your peers are up to below.

Resources:

On- Demand sessions


Reminder- PHIPA and Patient Records Retention webinar Feb. 26

As a reminder, the next webinar in the Lunch and Learn series with INQ Law is on February 26, 2025: PHIPA and Patient Records Retention. Learn more and register here: Lunch and Learn Webinar Series with INQ Law


For Us. For You. social media posts for election advocacy

Last week we provided members with our election advocacy toolkit. Here is additional social media content to support your engagement from the For Us. For You. Campaign.


Member stories

Bruyère Academic FHT- Congratulations to Rosette Castor on receiving the King Charles III Coronation Medal

Couchiching FHT– and partners launch coordinated walk-in mental health support

Ingersoll NPLC and Thames Valley FHT- establishing temporary clinic in Tillsonburg for individuals without a primary care provider

Queens FHT- over 13,000 residents in Frontenac, Lennox and Addington got family doctors in 2024

Summerville FHT- pediatric clinic aims to alleviate ER pressures in Mississauga, Peel


Indigenous Cultural Safety in Mental Health course

The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) has launched their newest course: Indigenous Cultural Safety in Mental Health, developed under their Anishinaabe Mino’Ayaawin – People in Good Health approach.

The self-paced online course provides essential knowledge for healthcare professionals and those working with Indigenous communities to foster culturally safer mental health practices.


White text on green background says February is Psychology month. In between the text is a graphic of 3 people talking to each other in a circle as they sit.

 

 

 

Happy Psychology month

To all our psychologists, thank you for looking out for Ontarians’ mental health as we go through even more challenging times. Happy Psychology Month!

 

 

 

 

 

 


News and updates including healthcare top election issue for Ontario voters


Lunch and Learn webinar series with INQ Law, Feb. 26 & Mar.6, 2025

February 26, 2025: PHIPA and Patient Records Retention

March 6, 2025: Governance 101 Update and Refresh

Learn more and register here.


Colposcopy webinar, Feb. 27, 2025

On March 3, 2025, Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario) will be introducing the human papillomavirus (HPV) test which will replace cytology as the primary test for cervical screening and will also be used for follow-up testing in colposcopy in the Ontario Cervical Screening Program (OCSP).

Resources have been developed to help you prepare for this change: ontariohealth.ca/hpvhub.

Ontario Health will be offering a webinar for:

Colposcopy:

If you have any questions, please contact Ontario Health at 1.866.662.9233 or cancerinfo@ontariohealth.ca.


Scaling up medical education for disability-inclusive healthcare, Feb. 28, 2025

Free webinar hosted by DDPCP Forum and Surrey Place. Register here.


Call for abstracts, 2025 NPAO Annual Conference

Deadline March 28, 2025. Find out more.


Together We Care Convention & Trade Show (TWC), April 7-9, 2025

Hosted by the Ontario Long Term Care Association and the Ontario Retirement Communities Association. Learn more.

 

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