Learning Events

This webinar is presented by Laurel. 

People living in rural areas and those in vulnerable situations can face significant barriers to accessing integrated long-term care across Europe. Geographic distance, workforce shortages, limited digital infrastructure and wider social vulnerability can all reduce access to timely, coordinated and person-centred care.

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

This series of regional gatherings is presented by the Ontario Nonprofit Network (ONN)

This event is presented by Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) University, Continuing Education and Professional Development as part of their Palliative Care education Series

Topic: Culturally Safer and Trauma Informed Care Across Diverse Populations

Speakers: Holly Prince

Date: Thursday, April 2, 2026 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. EST *Different Time Than Usual

Learning Objectives

At the end of this session participants will be able to:

This online learning activity is presented by ECHO UHN and funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health

This no-cost evening ECHO session is open to all healthcare professionals. It will consist of a didactic lecture by our interprofessional team and real de-identified patient case presentation.

CME credits are available for family physicians. Other members of the health care team are equally welcome to attend. 

This in-person learning event is hosted by INSPIRE-PHC in partnership with the Canadian Primary Care Research Consortium (CPCRC) and CIHR-IHSPR.

This webinar is hosted by the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health. 

This learning event is hosted by Access Alliance Newcomer and Community Health, an Alliance-member CHC. 

It is time to design, validate, and evaluate an equity-focused Newcomer Health Plan (NHP) in Ontario. Join us for a community conversation to reimagine Ontario's health system for immigrants and refugees.

This video call is hosted by the Dr. Peter Centre. It is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada. 

This session will feature a presentation from Casey House as they share their new short film, Big F***ing Deal. Produced as a part of their Smash Stigma campaign, this short demonstrates how stigma intensifies and outcomes diverge when an HIV diagnosis intersects with challenges such as housing insecurity, substance use dependency, mental health challenges, and discrimination tied to identity. During the session, Casey House will discuss their Smash Stigma campaign and detail the intentions, production, and reception of their new short.

This learning session is hosted by Ontario Health as an activity of their Menopause Quality Standard Community of Practice 

Ontario Health's Menopause Quality Standard focuses on the identification, assessment, and management of symptoms at any stage of menopause and in all health care settings for people living in Ontario. Released in October 2025, it is Canada's first-ever quality standard dedicated to menopause care. The Community of Practice (CoP) was established to support it implementation in all settings, with a particular focus on primary care. 

At this interactive session, clinicians and health care teams will: