Community Event

This webinar is presented by CASCADES Canada.

Community collaboration and integration are crucial for building resilient health systems, especially in the context of climate-related challenges. Engaging patients, caregivers, and communities in the design and delivery of healthcare services improves quality of care and can advance a more sustainable system.

By leveraging local knowledge, health systems can design preparedness strategies that are context-specific and address the real needs of the community. Meaningful partnership is essential to reducing environmental impact and ensuring that patient and community voices are central in shaping the care they receive

This webinar is presented by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Ontario

Did you know that dental issues are very common among people with FASD? This can include higher rates of tooth decay, gum inflammation, differences in how anesthetic / freezing work, high or low pain thresholds, and sensory issues that can interfere with good oral hygiene. People with FASD often benefit from accommodations and specialized care during dental treatment. On October 15, 2025 from 1:00 to 2:15 p.m. ET we are hosting a live webinar on FASD and Dental Issues featuring Dr. Keith Da Silva, pediatric dentist and researcher in dental public health.

This webinar is presented by the National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health

Join the NCCDH and partners for a timely webinar addressing the urgent need to recognize precarious immigration status as a critical determinant of health. Featuring an intersectoral panel of speakers, this webinar will explore practical strategies, tools, and opportunities to improve access to health services for uninsured migrants in Ontario. Don’t miss this important conversation on advancing health equity and the right to health for all, regardless of immigration status. 

This Community of Practice Call is presented by the Dr. Peter Centre

Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation with the founding members of the RECLAIM Collective, a group of changemakers who have drawn on their lived experiences to build a dynamic, grassroots organization dedicated to harm reduction and social justice.

This webinar is presented by Ontario Health.

Health care teams who provide care to people with sickle cell disease (SCD) are invited to join our next Sickle Cell Disease Community of Practice webinar focused on Sickle Cell Disease E2P Implementation Achievements Across all 2024/25 Participating Sites. Attendees will review current E2P achievements, analyse key data and metrics, and learn from highlighted site experiences, including effective tools, priority enablers, and key outcomes that have improved care delivery for people with SCD. 

This webinar is presented by Healthcare Excellence Canada

Join our next Enhancing Integrated Care (EIC) webinar as we explore examples of organizations that are improving patient and provider experiences through team-based and integrated care models. Gain practical insights on how to advance your own integrated care models and learn how EIC (cohort 2) can support your teams with up to $10,000 in seed funding, expert coaching, tools and resources and a network of peers.

This event is presented by the Audit & Feedback Metalab at Women's College Hospital

This fully virtual conference will bring together a thoughtful and engaged international community committed to advancing audit and feedback (A&F) in healthcare. It is a milestone event marking the 10th anniversary of the International Audit & Feedback in Healthcare Conference. We will reflect on a decade of progress and explore the path forward for audit and feedback in healthcare.

# This event is presented by Public Health Ontario

# About the presentation:

Early adversity and resilience are foundational public health issues with impacts across the life course.

This event is presented by the MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions

For many public health and population health researchers, the ultimate goal is to enable system change—to improve health and well-being, and to empower everyone to live with dignity. We believe that Canada’s health and social policies should be grounded in the best possible evidence, and we want to help make that happen.

In practice, what can that process look like? At a time when science itself is politicized, what are the roles researchers can play in enabling and advancing evidence-based and equity-focused policymaking and policy implementation in Canada?

This conference is presented by the Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario (AFHTO).

This year’s theme, Advancing the Foundation for Integrated Care comes to life through:

• Over 40 themed sessions, 30+ poster presentations, and 33 exhibitors
• Unmatched opportunities to connect with peers, pioneers, and partners

Early bird registration ends October 3.