Bill 124
Dear Board Chairs, EDs/Admin Leads and Lead Clinicians,
As we continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of recruitment and retention, it’s crucial for us to stay informed about the impacts of legislative changes on teams. With the recent repeal of Bill 124, we’re eager to hear from you about how this development has affected your experiences and the dynamics within your team.
Your feedback is invaluable as we assess the implications of this repeal and its ripple effects on our collective efforts in recruitment and retention. By sharing your insights, you’re contributing to our greater understanding of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Rest assured, your responses will be collated and utilized in our government relations efforts, informing advocacy strategies related to our broader HHR work.
Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. Please respond by end of day April 9th.
OHT Proposed Regulations Feedback
Significant progress has been made by approved OHTs to date, and designation would be used to ensure that OHTs have the needed structures and capacity in place to receive funding for integrated and co-ordinated services they deliver together.
As a result, a new regulation under the Connecting Care Act is being proposed that would outline requirements that OHTs would be required to meet to be eligible for potential designation. The Minister holds the discretionary authority to issue an OHT designation.
Proposed requirements for inclusion in the prospective regulation include:
- Creating a not-for-profit co-ordinating corporation with specified characteristics
- Involving patients, families and caregivers
- Establishing a primary care network
- Demonstrating home care delivery readiness
AFHTO is seeking member feedback to inform a response to the Ministry on the proposed regulations. Please respond by end of day April 4th.
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