Learning Events

In response to the challenges faced by people in Ontario accessing primary health care, the Ontario Government has made a historic investment in Interprofessional Primary Care Team (IPCT) expansion. Under the leadership of Dr. Jane Philpott, teams have been funded to expand with a goal of increasing attachment for people in Ontario. An additional call for expressions of interest will be issued this fall. 

This worksho is presented by the SickKids Knowledge Translation Program

About PIP™.

The Planning for Implementation Practice© (PIP) workshop offers a clear and practical introduction to implementation planning that is applicable across innovations, settings, and sectors. Designed for those working in health, mental health, education, and allied sectors, this workshop introduces participants to the core elements of evidence-based implementation using a structured, evidence-informed, case-based approach. 

# Join us for the 10th Anniversary Edition of the Privacy Officers' 

# In-Person Professional Learning Event

This webianr is presented by CASCADES Canada.

How can we meaningfully engage patients and people with lived experience in healthcare sustainability efforts?

This webinar is presented by the National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health

The Healthy Energy Homes project, a partnership between Indigenous Clean Energy and the Canadian Climate Institute, aims to address the long-standing challenge that many Indigenous people in Canada live in inadequate housing. Poor quality homes are causing severe health impacts in Indigenous communities across Canada—investing in Healthy Energy Homes could help address these impacts, make communities more resilient to climate impacts, and help reduce emissions and health care costs.

This in-person workshop was developed by Renira Narrandes and is being hosted by the SickKids KT Program at the Hostpital for Sick Children (SickKids). 

This Conference is Presented by the Canada FASD Research Network

This event is presented by the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) Canada.

Integrated care is more than a structural redesign—it is a fundamental partnership between health and community systems to support population health and well-being. Yet, we continue to underestimate and underutilize the strengths of community. Too often, the knowledge, assets, and relationships rooted in community are overlooked or excluded, creating imbalance in efforts to deliver truly integrated, person- and community-centred care.

This event is presented by the Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP). 

Canadian Patient Safety Week is an annual initiative of Healthcare Excellence Canada.