AFHTO 2024 Conference: fireside chat with Dr. Sacha Bhatia; Early bird deadline tomorrow
Fireside Chat Interprofessional Primary Care Teams, A Vision for Primary Care. A conversation with Dr. Sacha Bhatia We are pleased to announce our October 24 fireside chat with Dr. Sacha Bhatia, Senior Vice-President, Population Health & Value Based Health Systems, Ontario Health: Interprofessional Primary Care Teams, A Vision for Primary Care Moderated by Gloria […]
AFHTO 2024 Conference: announcing new concurrent sessions; less than one week to early bird deadline
Two new concurrent sessions C4-b – The challenges of managing chronic pain with concurrent mental health and substance use concerns F2 – Implementing Networks in Primary Care: Insight into the Irish Experience If you’ve already registered and haven’t picked your sessions yet, don’t hesitate- do it now before your preferred session is gone! Just follow […]
AFHTO 2024 Conference: Bright Lights Hall of Fame; Plus, new session and less than 2 weeks to early bird deadline
2024 Bright Lights Hall of Fame Find out more about the Bright Lights 2024 nominations! Winners will be announced at the Bright Lights Ceremony. Register before the early bird deadline Oct. 2! Updates NEW session – E5-b Making Healthcare More Environmentally Sustainable – Practical Guidance for Primary Care Clinicians Rooms at the Westin for […]
Bits & Pieces: member stories and livestreamed sessions
Your Biweekly News & Updates In This Issue Member stories AFHTO 2024 Conference: livestreamed sessions and volunteers News and updates including expansions to pharmacists’ scope of practice consultations and AI scribe study Updates to dementia quality standards Three years of PaRx in Ontario: are you prescribing nature yet? Survey on the experiences of Indigenous […]
Update to AFHTO Triad Summary – September 5, 2024
Dear EDs/Admin Leads, Lead Clinicians and Board Chairs, Hoping this message finds you well and that you all had a great summer. It has been a busy summer for AFHTO as we have been active with our Ontario Health colleagues. On September 5th, 2024, from 12:00-1:30 p.m., AFHTO met with EDs and other members of the […]
AFHTO 2024 Conference: votes are in for livestreamed sessions; less than 3 weeks to early bird deadline
The votes are in! Your picks for livestreamed concurrent session are: A3 – From Dissemination to Implementation of a Digital Health Tool: Shadow Coding to Enhance Performance and Service Delivery Across Family Health Teams B1 – Implementing and Evaluating a Community of Practice for Social Determinants of Health Practitioners in Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Ontario Health […]
AFHTO 2024 Conference: less than 4 weeks to our early bird deadline; Q&A with Ontario Health
Register before Oct. 2! Time to harness that back-to-school energy and register for the conference– there are less than 4 weeks to the early bird deadline! And don’t forget, members get just under 50% off registration. Email us if you haven’t gotten your Member Verification Code. Updates Q&A with Ontario Health for EDs/Admin leads […]
Bits & Pieces: Infant and High-risk Children RSV Prevention Program; Help break the tie for livestreamed sessions
Your Biweekly News & Updates In This Issue Infant and high-risk children RSV prevention program AFHTO 2024 Conference: we need your help to break the tie 2025 Compensation Planning Survey HPV testing implementation: online resource hub available Reminder- UpToDate discount available to members News and updates including COVID-19 XBB vaccine market withdrawal and covert […]
AFHTO 2024 Conference: want to come for free?
Want to come for free? We have several openings for program hosts, including one for Oct. 24 only. These volunteers help keep our sessions on track and get complimentary registration in return. See the role description here and email paula.myers@afhto.ca if you’re interested. Deadline Sep. 6, 2024. More volunteer opportunities with discounts for registration […]
Statement on the Announcement re Safe Consumption
Dear AFHTO Members, Eliminating access to vital harm reduction care and programs will have high costs for Ontario families – including more deaths due to toxic drugs + increased costs to our health system, but without results for people and communities Recent announcements from the Ontario government regarding the closure of 10 Consumption and Treatment […]