
#Let's Talk About it: Vaginal Health
This KTE will inform on certain bacteria that may impact vaginal health and report on related cutting edge research.

This KTE will inform on certain bacteria that may impact vaginal health and report on related cutting edge research.
The day will highlight what is new in data access, hear further conversations around how Ontario continues to navigate within a learning health system and hear a patient experience panel share their thoughts.
This is a hybrid online/in-person event. The in-person component has reached capacity and registration for it has been closed. Registration for the online component is open at the link below.
PxP is a brand new conference about patient engagement, led and designed by patients, specifically for patients. Unlike other patient engagement resources, which are designed primarily for researchers, this one is tailored for patient partners and other individuals with lived experience. Researchers are also welcome to attend!
Check out the online PxP Resource Hub online hub or sign up for the PxP newsletter for more patient-developed resources about patient engagement.
Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) is recognized internationally as a human rights violation and a form of gender-based violence. Over 200 million women and girls globally have undergone some form of FGM/C, and it is estimated that over 100 thousand reside in Canada.
Service providers play a key role in ensuring survivors receive the proper care that addresses their unique physical and mental health needs, but many are inadequately equipped to provide culturally appropriate, sensitive, respectful and dignified care.
This 4-part hybrid workshop series aims to strengthen health, social and community service providers' knowledge about FGM/C and the provision of quality care to survivors.
This webinar, presented by the National Collaborating Centre for the Determinants of Health, will feature a panel of experts who are working in the 2SLGBTQI+ space to support community and public health action on inequities related to gender and sexual identity. This webinar will review foundational concepts and practical applications to support the Canadian public health.
This webinar will be of interest to anybody looking to build individual and organizational capacity to improve health inequities for 2SLGBTQI+ populations, including health practitioners, professionals, policy makers and decision makers, instructors and educators, students and researchers and service providers.
The Alliance for Healthier Communities is hosting a Lunch and Learn session to review reporting tools for the Social Prescribing for Better Mental Health project.
This session will walk through how to report data from the updated custom forms, along with an open Q&A discussion with participants. Audience: This session is for sites who are receiving funding through the Social Prescribing for Better Mental Health Project, and Alliance members implementing the updated custom forms. Anyone who enters client data into the EMR, will be pulling client data from the EMR, or would like to learn about project reporting requirements is encouraged to participate in this Lunch and Learn.
Join a panel of experts as they share how health voices can be better heard in climate negotiations through activism, engaging future generations, and influencing climate policy. Presented by The Lancet.
It has been recognised for decades by the global and public health community that the climate crisis is a health crisis, yet the opportunity to influence and affect change has not been fully realised.
Join us on Thursday, June 22, to learn about resources and strategies that can support informed decisions about virtual care.
June is brain injury awareness month. Join Judy Gargaro, Matheus Wiest and Janelle Unger to discuss the intersectionality between falls and neurotrauma, evidence-based care pathways and targeted treatment approaches to prevent falls.
We cordially invite you to join us in person for Connected Communities: Building Equitable Integrated Healthcare. Alliance's Primary Health Care Conference will focus on ways to centre community voices and needs, and how to build foundations on comprehensive primary health care, health promotion, chronic disease prevention and management, and actively addressing the determinants of health (housing, income, food security, etc.).