Learning Event – Improving Diabetes Care; Improving Diabetes Outcomes

Registration is now open:

Space is limited and will be available on a first come, first served basis. Participation is free, and meals and refreshments will be provided. Please share this learning opportunity with IHPs and QIDSS in your teams and encourage them to invite their patients.

Learning & KTE Event Program

Studies have shown that interprofessional care teams outperform other models in caring for patients with diabetes. Nevertheless, we still have a long way to go. AFHTO members have thus identified diabetes care as a priority for collectively advancing improvement in primary care. To support our members in this, AFHTO, in partnership with the Centre for Collaboration, Motivation, and Innovation(CCMI), and with the support of Ontario’s LHINs, is presenting a full-day learning event for QIDSS, IHPs, and patients with diabetes. Educators from the Ontario’s LHINs and CCMI will introduce attendees to self-management as a care tool and lead a discussion of how it can be used to address gaps in diabetes care. This will be followed the next day by a knowledge translation workshop for QIDS Specialists on creating concrete action plans for moving from measuring to improving diabetes (and other outcomes) in their own teams.

  • Thursday, June 16 – full day for IHPs, QIDS Specialists, and patients: How to use self-management techniques to move from measuring to improving care for patients with diabetes.
  • Friday, June 17 – half-day for QIDS Specialists: Developing collective action plans to improve diabetes (and other) outcomes.

For more information, please consult the Program Agenda and FAQ or contact Carol Mulder.

Location

The workshop will be held in the Sala Caboto Ballroom of the Columbus Event Centre, located at 40 Playfair Avenue in Toronto.

Accommodation / Hotel Discount

The nearest hotel is the Holiday Inn Yorkdale, located at 3450 Dufferin Street. A special rate of $139.00/night is available on June 15 and 16. Register at this link or call 1-866-568-0046 and request the Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario group rate.  

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