This webinar is presented by Ontario Health.
This webinar will provide an overview of the Menopause Quality Standard. It will introduce the audience to the quality statements and associated resources, and explore how they can be used to improve care for women and gender-diverse people who are experiencing perimenopause or menopause.
Ce webinaire sera présenté par Excellence en Santé Canada.
Nos défis les plus pressants en matière de soins de santé exigent des discussions ciblées et constructives — nous devons faire ouvertement part de nos différentes expériences et perspectives, et écouter celles des autres. C’est expressément dans ce but qu’Excellence en santé Canada a créé la série Pleins feux.
Ce webinaire sera présenté en français, avec un service d’interprétation simultanée en anglais.
Ne manquez pas cette édition spéciale de la série Pleins feux, qui aura pour toile de fond le thème de la Semaine nationale de la sécurité des patients 2025, Des soins plus sûrs, portés par toutes les voix. Ce webinaire mettra en lumière le rôle essentiel des prestataires, des bénéficiaires et des partenaires de soins pour améliorer la sécurité des soins, au-delà des seuls systèmes et politiques.
Les panélistes souligneront qu’en laissant chaque voix s’exprimer, nous pouvons renforcer la sécurité, bâtir la confiance et opérer des changements concrets. Découvrez comment passer de la théorie à la pratique et agir collectivement pour rendre les soins et services de santé plus sûrs pour tout le monde.
Veuillez noter qu’il y aura deux séances de la série Pleins feux à l’occasion de la Semaine nationale de la sécurité des patients. Le webinaire du 28 octobre sera présenté en anglais, avec un service d’interprétation simultanée en français, tandis que celui du 30 octobre sera présenté en français avec un service d’interprétation simultanée en anglais. Les panels seront différents d’un webinaire à l’autre.
This webinar is presented by Healthcare Excellence Canada
Our most pressing challenges in healthcare require focused, constructive discussions. Sharing openly and listening to diverse perspectives and experiences. At Healthcare Excellence Canada, we’ve developed the Spotlight Series to do just that.
Join us for this special edition Spotlight Series, guided by this year’s Canadian Patient Safety Week theme, All Voices for Safer Care. This webinar will explore how safety is shaped not only by systems and policies but also by the voices of those delivering, receiving and supporting care.
Our panel will explore how we can strengthen safety, build trust and drive meaningful change by making space for all voices. Learn how to move from knowledge to action and how we can, together, make healthcare safer for everyone.
Please note that we’re hosting two Spotlight Series webinars for Canadian Patient Safety Week. The October 28 webinar will be English-first with French simultaneous interpretation, and the October 30 webinar will be French-first with English simultaneous interpretation. The speakers for each webinar will be different.
This webinar is presented by the Alliance for Healthier Communities
In early October, we hosted a webinar about how primary care teams, providers, OHTs, and PCNs can prepare their IPCT Expansion Expressions of Interests (EOIs) to incorporate the Neighbourhood Health Home model of Primary Health Care. The Neighbourhood Health Home enables regions to attach people to primary health care while addressing health inequities and improving primary care provider experiences. The model offers a path toward connected, equitable, and integrated care for people and communities.
We are excited to invite our speakers back for an extended Q&A session. Speakers will address questions from the previous webinar and attendees can ask further questions about 1) how to align their upcoming EOI submissions with the Neighbourhood Health Home model and 2) how one team is actively implementing the model with their community.
This online seminar series is presented by the Institute of Health Emergencies and Pandemics (IHEP) at the University of Toronto
Launching this October, this series will showcase groundbreaking research on pandemic and public health emergency readiness, resilience, and recovery. Join us online as experts from the Institute of Health Emergencies and Pandemics explore a variety of critical topics, including Long Covid, the impacts on individuals with disabilities, and the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The series will also highlight vital issues like the mental health crisis among children and youth post-pandemic, gender-based violence during and after COVID-19, and the influence of social networks and misinformation on public health.
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 the Alliance and the Hepatitis C Elimination Roadmap Ontario
Hepatitis C is the first curable chronic viral infection, yet many people remain undiagnosed or disconnected from care. This webinar, delivered by the Hepatitis C Elimination Roadmap
Ontario, explores how integrating hepatitis C testing and treatment into everyday primary care can strengthen patient attachment, reduce health inequities, and drive hepatitis C elimination at the micro level. During this session, participants will learn how:
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.
During this session, RECLAIM Collective members will:
For further information or to be added to the Dr. Peter Center's Community of Practice call distribution list, please email kt@drpeter.org
The Dr. Peter Centre provides wraparound care to the sidelines 2% of the population that need complex health and social support. Their mission is to transform lives and communities by bringing humanity and healthcare to those sidelined by society. The Dr. Peter Centre is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada.