Designed for anyone involved in the care and support of people who use opioids, this one-day event will provide the opportunity to learn about and discuss topics related to opioid use practices, policies, treatments and harm reduction. Presented by the Canadian Association for Mental Health and Addiction.
Presented by the National Newcomer Navigation Network.
In this webinar, participants will learn about the experiences of refugee claimant youth and their families with navigating healthcare in Canada, and hear about how participatory research methods and co-design can be used to collaboratively develop tools that are designed by youth, for youth, to improve access to care.
Udada is a community-led sisterhood initiative that offers a safe space for Black women and girls to support one another on their mental health journey. Their 2024 conference underscores their commitment to inclusivity and diversity within mental health practices. Participants will engage in dynamic discussions, gain fresh perspectives, and explore collaborative opportunities as we work towards creating a mental health ecosystem that is inclusive and supportive for all Canadians. Group and student discounts available. Learn more and register here.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and related decision-support tools show remarkable potential for turning vast health care datasets into usable knowledge. This, in turn, can foster new ways of collaborating and inform how we plan and tailor comprehensive care for the clients and communities we serve.
The EPIC Practice-Based Learning Network (PBLN), part of the Alliance’s EPIC Learning Health System, is exploring how to harness value from electronic medical record (EMR) data by developing an AI-enabled decision support tool for use in Community Health Centres (CHCs) across Ontario.
In this webinar, we'll review Phase 1 of the project, describing key decisions and lessons learned throughout the initial six stages of work, which iterated between discussion- and data-based work to identify the best challenge to start to address with a decision support tool, and how to develop it in a way that is tailored to the unique context and needs of CHCs. Phase 1 ended with a decision to proceed with development of a prediction model to support diabetes and mental health care capacity planning and advocacy. While case studies in Phase 1 show potential value, there is still work to be done to get the tool “real world ready”.
This webinar will introduce plans for Phase 2, highlighting outstanding questions related to development and envisioned use within CHCs, and present opportunities to provide additional input towards the in-development decision support tool. This input will be gathered through interactive webinar activities and through an invitation to participate in a more in-depth follow-up focus group discussion.
Dr. Jacqueline (Jaky) Kueper | Senior Research Epidemiologist, Scripps Research Translational Institute Dr. Jaky Kueper is a Senior Research Epidemiologist at the Scripps Research Translational Institute and a NAPCRG Phillips Futures Fellow. In 2022, she completed the first ever interdisciplinary/double PhD in Epidemiology & Biostatistics and Computer Science at Western University. Among many other projects, she is currently facilitating the co-design of a decision support tool with the Alliance's EPIC Practice-Based Learning and Research Network.
Sara Bhatti | Research & Evaluation Lead, Alliance for Healthier Communities Sara Bhatti has worked at the Alliance for Healthier Communities since 2018, when she co-led the evaluation of Rx: Community, Canada's first Social Prescribing Program. Sara is now the Research & Policy Lead, working closely with our Director of Research and Evaluation on numerous projects that advance measurement and learning in our sector. She is currently working supporting the Alliance's EPIC Practice-Based Learning and Research Network alongside Dr. Jaky Kueper.
NOTE: This knowledge-exchange event is for those who have completed the three asynchronous modules/webinars in the Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health Learning Series series.
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The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health.
This transformative learning opportunity will introduce and explore the impacts of anti-Black racism in pediatric health and equip participants with resources to effectively engage in reflection and move towards best practices for advancing Black health. The learning series is led and facilitated by Dr. OmiSoore Dryden, Prof. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh, Dr. Onye Nnorom, and Dr. Samra Sahlu.
The learning series includes a 3-part asynchronous webinar series which culminates in a live Knowledge Exchange on Thursday, May 14, 2024 from 10am - 12pm ET.
A comprehensive exploration of power dynamics, privilege, critical race theory, and the profound impacts of anti-Black racism within pediatric health and healthcare systems.
This series is designed for pediatric care staff, health care providers, and health system leaders across Ontario.
On May 14, 2024, from 10 am - 12 pm ET. This session will provide an opportunity to critically engage and reflect on anti-Black racism in pediatrics.
The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health.
This transformative learning opportunity will introduce and explore the impacts of anti-Black racism in pediatric health and equip participants with resources to effectively engage in reflection and move towards best practices for advancing Black health. The learning series is led and facilitated by Dr. OmiSoore Dryden, Prof. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh, Dr. Onye Nnorom, and Dr. Samra Sahlu.
The learning series includes a 3-part asynchronous webinar series which culminates in a live Knowledge Exchange on Thursday, May 14, 2024 from 10am - 12pm ET.
A comprehensive exploration of power dynamics, privilege, critical race theory, and the profound impacts of anti-Black racism within pediatric health and healthcare systems.
This series is designed for pediatric care staff, health care providers, and health system leaders across Ontario.
On May 14, 2024, from 10 am - 12 pm ET. This session will provide an opportunity to critically engage and reflect on anti-Black racism in pediatrics.
The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health.
This transformative learning opportunity will introduce and explore the impacts of anti-Black racism in pediatric health and equip participants with resources to effectively engage in reflection and move towards best practices for advancing Black health. The learning series is led and facilitated by Dr. OmiSoore Dryden, Prof. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh, Dr. Onye Nnorom, and Dr. Samra Sahlu.
The learning series includes a 3-part asynchronous webinar series which culminates in a live Knowledge Exchange on Thursday, May 14, 2024 from 10am - 12pm ET.
A comprehensive exploration of power dynamics, privilege, critical race theory, and the profound impacts of anti-Black racism within pediatric health and healthcare systems.
This series is designed for pediatric care staff, health care providers, and health system leaders across Ontario.
On May 14, 2024, from 10 am - 12 pm ET. This session will provide an opportunity to critically engage and reflect on anti-Black racism in pediatrics.
The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health.
This transformative learning opportunity will introduce and explore the impacts of anti-Black racism in pediatric health and equip participants with resources to effectively engage in reflection and move towards best practices for advancing Black health. The learning series is led and facilitated by Dr. OmiSoore Dryden, Prof. Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh, Dr. Onye Nnorom, and Dr. Samra Sahlu.
The learning series includes a 3-part asynchronous webinar series which culminates in a live Knowledge Exchange on Thursday, May 14, 2024 from 10am - 12pm ET.
A comprehensive exploration of power dynamics, privilege, critical race theory, and the profound impacts of anti-Black racism within pediatric health and healthcare systems.
This series is designed for pediatric care staff, health care providers, and health system leaders across Ontario.
On May 14, 2024, from 10 am - 12 pm ET. This session will provide an opportunity to critically engage and reflect on anti-Black racism in pediatrics.
This event is presented by the National Newcomer Navigation Network (N4).
Are you curious about the complex web of healthcare services available to refugees in Canada? Look no further! The Atlas is your key to understanding this vital system.
The Canadian Refugee Healthcare System Atlas is a dynamic visualization tool of refugee health services. It's like Google Maps for healthcare, guiding you to organizations and resources dedicated to supporting refugees. Explore a bird's-eye view of refugee healthcare and settlement organizations across Canada. Data is derived from the groundbreaking “Characterizing Canada's Refugee Health System (CCRHS) study,” as well as Statistics Canada, providing real-time and reliable information. Navigate the landscape of services, pinpointing where and how care is delivered.
Whether you're a healthcare or settlement professional, policymaker, or passionate advocate, The Atlas empowers you with knowledge. Join us as we bridge gaps, foster collaboration, and enhance refugee healthcare provision.
Unlock the secrets of the Canadian Refugee Healthcare System with The Atlas. Mark your calendar for an eye-opening webinar to transform how you see refugee health."
This event series is presented by Women's College Hospital.
Join us in-person or online for an exciting event series that will focus on identifying best practices for service delivery and policy recommendations on integrated supports for newcomers to Canada. The series includes engaging keynote speakers, panelist discussions, a co-design workshop, and networking opportunities.
At this event, you'll have the opportunity to connect with settlement sector organizations and workers, people with lived experiences, healthcare providers, researchers and trainees.
Mark your calendars and get ready to go beyond technology and beyond healthcare with us at Women's College Hospital!
Tickets for in-person attendance are sold out.
For more information or questions, please contact Isabelle.choon-kon-yune@wchospital.ca
This event series is supported by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Abejirinde IO, Clark N, Salami O, Shaw J, Nikdel N, Sikstrom L and Redditt V. Beyond Technology, Beyond Healthcare: Translating Intersectionality in the Promotion of Equitable Virtual Health Care Services for Newcomers to Canada."
