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Ces séances virtuelles sont organisées par Santé Ontario.

Les PAQ collaboratifs (PAQc) visent à soutenir les efforts d’amélioration de la qualité au sein des ESO. Les indicateurs recommandés par Santé Ontario pour les PAQc sont axés sur l’amélioration de la santé de la population par la gestion des maladies chroniques et l’intégration des systèmes. Les ESO, tout comme les établissements individuels, transmettent leurs PAQc par l’intermédiaire du navigateur de PAQ. 

Ces séances sont offerts en anglais.

# Sommaire

Les indicateurs des PAQc de cette année sont décrits dans cette lettre. Après le webinaire de lancement du 15 janvier, Santé Ontario organisera une série de séances d’information hebdomadaires. Celles-ci vous permettriez de poser des questions au sujet du le programme des PAQc et d’en savoir plus concernant les ressources offertes. 

#  Qui devrait participer?

Les responsables des plans d’amélioration de la qualité collaboratifs des équipes Santé Ontario (ESO), les membres des équipes de projet des ESO et les personnes-ressources des organisations qui travaillent sur des initiatives d’amélioration de la qualité avec ou au sein des ESO sont invités à participer à ces séances.

These virtual drop-in sessions are hosted by Ontario Health 

Collaborative QIPs (cQIPS) support quality improvement efforts at the OHT level. OH's recommended cQIP indicators are  focused on improving population health through chronic disease management and system integration. Like individual agencies, OHTs submit their cQIPs through the QIP navigator. 

# Overview

This year's cQIP indicators are outlined in this letter. After the January 15 launch webinar, OH will host a series of weekly drop-in sessions. These sessions will provide an opportunity for you to ask questions about the cQIP program and learn more about the resources available. 

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# #Who should attend?

Ontario Health Team (OHT) Collaborative Quality Improvement Plan Leads, OHT project team members and organizational contacts working on quality improvement initiatives with/within OHTs are invited to attend this session.

This learning program is presented by ECHO at the University Health Network (UHN). 

The new cycle for ECHO Concussion starts February 26 and will take place weekly on Wednesdays from 4:30-5:45 pm EST.

# Overview

ECHO Concussion covers topics related to persisting concussion symptoms, in children and adults, as well as diagnosis of acute and chronic concussion. The ECHO program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive approach to concussion diagnosis and symptom management across the continuum. The topics cover the key elements of the Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation (ONF) Clinical Practice Guidelines for the diagnosis and management of concussion and prolonged symptoms (https://braininjuryguidelines.org/concussion/).  

# Program learning objectives

• Diagnosis: Improve assessment and diagnosis rates for concussion in primary care, including diagnosis of acute and prolonged concussion symptoms in all age groups.    

• Risk Reduction: Increase frontline clinicians’ expertise and competence in identifying and reducing risk for prolonged symptoms of concussion(s). 

• Management: Standardize and upgrade concussion management in primary care using evidenced-informed best practice guidelines developed by an international team of leading concussion experts.  

• Overall: Improve patient health outcomes by reducing protracted recovery and improving support for return to activity.  

#  About ECHO UHN Programs

• Open to all health care providers 
• No cost to join*
• Online (via zoom)
• Earn CPD credits
• Present your cases for support from the ECHO Inter-professional Specialist team     

This learning program is presented by ECHO at the University Health Network (UHN). 

The new cycle for ECHO Chronic Pain & Opioid Stewardship starts January 9 and will take place weekly on Thursdays from 12:00-1:30 pm EST.

# Overview

Our goal is to support primary care providers in diagnosis and management of their chronic pain patients.

# Program Learning Objectives 

• Interpret comprehensive assessments to make an accurate and timely pain diagnosis, plan treatment and follow-up. 

• Employ assessment techniques to determine origin, track evolution, and support treatment of chronic pain. 

• Self-regulate attitudes and beliefs about patient presentations to provide safe and effective chronic pain management. 

• Develop comfort level, self-efficacy in managing chronic pain. 

• Develop ability to mentor and be mentored by colleagues in a community of practice that ultimately benefits the patient. 

#  About ECHO UHN Programs

• Open to all health care providers 
• No cost to join*
• Online (via zoom)
• Earn CPD credits
• Present your cases for support from the ECHO Inter-professional Specialist team