Presented by the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) Ireland, open to all.
Presented by the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) Ireland, open to all.
The provision of abortion services has a complex history in Canada. These services were once heavily restricted by the Criminal Code. In 1988, the Supreme Court of Canada declared these restrictions unconstitutional. Since that time, there has been no law regarding abortion in Canada. This webinar will examine the social, historical, legal and ethical context of medical abortion in Canada, with a focus on discussing diverse beliefs surrounding the issue and the professional requirements of health care providers. A case-based approach will permit participants to reflect on both their own personal values and responsibilities within their profession.
This webinar is presented by Maytree as part of their Five Good Ideas lunch 'n' learn series.
Presented by the National Collaborating Centre for the Determinants of Health
Work is a powerful condition of everyday life that can harm or promote the health of workers and their families. Join the NCCDH for this foundational webinar, where the team will introduce core concepts and practical examples to support the public health field to understand and respond to employment and working conditions as key determinants of health and health equity across Canada.
This webinar is presented by HDRN Canada as part of their Big IDEAS about Health Data speaker series.
In this talk, Dr. Kwame McKenzie and Jemal Demeke of the Wellesley Institute explore the use and governance of sociodemographic data in Canada. With sociodemographic data increasingly recognized as a significant tool to track disparities and advance equity for marginalized populations, they discuss how the Wellesley Institute has been strengthening dialogue in the health sector on how to collect, use and govern these data ethically and responsibly.
Join Healthcare Excellence Canada for their final Essential Together huddle, where they'll reflect on lessons learned through the COVID-19 pandemic. Thought leaders will share their reflections on the valued role of essential care partners, how we build resilience into policies and practices that fully integrate this role as part of care teams, and what’s needed to support the role of essential care partners across the continuum of care.
Understanding patient populations and their frailty risk can support an appropriate and person-centered care approach. Community programs and services can play a critical role in interrupting the progression of frailty, setting up older patients to age well in their home, and preventing institutionalization. Are your services set up to identify frailty and adequately address the needs of this patient population?
Presented by the National Newcomer Navigation Network (N4)
Discover why and how all purpose-driven work should include climate action, and how it can further the impact of your organization. Presented by the Academy for Sustainable Innovation.