Bits & Pieces: what does it take to care for a person after a Traumatic Brain Injury? and more

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In This Issue  
  • What does it take to care for a person after a Traumatic Brain Injury? The essential role of primary care. Oct. 5, 2023
  • AFHTO 2023 Conference: votes are in for livestreamed concurrent sessions
  • Strengthening primary care in northern, rural, and remote communities – deadline Sep. 25
  • Member stories
  • News and updates including change to PHIPA Practice Direction #3
  • Research project to understand the role of team-based care in enabling family physicians to care for larger panels
  • Upcoming events- ECHO Occupational and Environmental Medicine and more

 

What does it take to care for a person after a Traumatic Brain Injury? The essential role of primary care. Oct. 5, 2023

This interactive webinar, presented in collaboration with Dr. Mark Bayley, will explore how you can get the most out of the living updates to the Canadian Clinical Practice Guideline for the Rehabilitation of Adults with Moderate to Severe TBI.

Complex chronic conditions, such as brain injury, require long-term coordinated care that involves primary care teams. Primary care is foundational to an individual’s recovery, and it is crucial for primary care teams to be equipped with up-to-date best-practice recommendations, resources, and clinical tools to appropriately care for individuals who have sustained a brain injury. Cohosted with UHN. Register here.


AFHTO 2023 Conference: votes are in for livestreamed concurrent sessions

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Your picks for livestreamed concurrent session are:

See all your virtual options here.

Updates

  • Rooms at the Sheraton are now sold out for Oct. 23 and 25; however, Oct. 24 is still open, so book now! We’re also securing additional rooms at another hotel and will update as soon as they’re available, so stay tuned.
  • We have volunteer opportunities onsite for deeply discounted registration, such as registration desk, attendee assistance at breakfast and lunch and wayfinding. Email us for more information.

Strengthening primary care in northern, rural, and remote communities – deadline Sep. 25

Healthcare Excellence Canada (HEC) has launched a new program opportunity, Strengthening Primary Care in Northern, Rural and Remote Communities. This is a new program aimed at improving equitable access to safe, including culturally safe, team-based primary care closer to home in northern, rural, and remote communities. A call for applications is now available. For more information, including eligibility, program benefits such as seed funding, and the application process and timeline:

Applications are due by September 25, 2023.


Member stories

Algonquin and Cottage Country FHTs –  MAHC patients now have free and easy access to their medical records

Markham and St. Michael’s Hospital Academic FHTs – New medical program dedicated to producing family doctors amid shortage (Dr. Allan Grill, Markham FHT is the first Assistant Dean)

Thamesview FHT – calling lost loved ones in the wind


News and updates including change to PHIPA Practice Direction #3


Research project to understand the role of team-based care in enabling family physicians to care for larger panels

“The KB Division of Family Practice (British Columbia) is conducting a research project to understand the role of team-based care in enabling family physicians to care for larger panels.

We are seeking individuals to contribute to our research – those who work in, or study, efficient team environments. Honorarium available. Please contact Lindsay Lister, Researcher at llister@kbdivision.ca.

We believe identifying these leading practices is critical in addressing the growing gap between the supply of family doctors and service demand in our communities, and across North America. More details on our research project can be found at the following link.


ECHO Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Sep. 22- Dec. 8, 2023

Pilot telementoring program for primary health-care providers in Ontario hosted by the Institute for Work & Health (IWH) and funded by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB). Register here.


OMD Educates: Digital Health Conference 2023, Sep. 28, 2023
Hosted by OntarioMD. Learn more here.


Reconciliation and Tech: Amplifying Indigenous Voices Through Ethical Nonprofit Tech Practices. Sep. 28, 2023
Hosted by TechSoup and Animikii. Register here.


AFHTO 2023 Conference, Oct. 25, 2023

Join your peers from across Ontario and beyond as we push forward, to make team-based care a reality for all.

Members get more than 50% off registration. Register with your verification code here.

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