Community Event

This virtual workshop is hosted by the Health Data Research Network (HDRN) Canada and PHRN Australia.

#About the Event

The access and use of health data for research raises concerns related to privacy, commercial motives, equity and fairness for members of the public who want to know who is using data generated from their personal information and why. But despite concerns, there are clear benefits to using health data in research, including better patient care, better health system planning, and better understanding of disease and wellness.

This event is hosted by the Tamarack Institute.

Social connections are fundamental to build strong pathways that help individuals and communities move forward, particularly during moments of uncertainty. In these times of increasing social isolation and disconnection, community champions are demonstrating bold leadership and a commitment towards achieving more equitable futures for everyone. As we reflect on the leadership of community champions, we want to celebrate youth leaders who continue to mobilize their communities to build belonging and improve outcomes for youth.

NOTE: This knowledge-exchange event is for those who have completed the three asynchronous modules/webinars in the Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health Learning Series series. 

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The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health. 

The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health. 

The Black Health Education Collaborative (BHEC) is thrilled to invite you to participate in a Learning Series on Anti-Black Racism and Pediatric Health! The learning series was developed in partnership with TAIBU Community Health Centre and is funded by Ontario Health. 

This event is presented by the National Newcomer Navigation Network (N4).

#Overview

Are you curious about the complex web of healthcare services available to refugees in Canada? Look no further! The Atlas is your key to understanding this vital system.

This event series  is presented by Women's College Hospital.

#Overview

Join us in-person or online for an exciting event series that will focus on identifying best practices for service delivery and policy recommendations on integrated supports for newcomers to Canada. The series includes engaging keynote speakers, panelist discussions, a co-design workshop, and networking opportunities.

At this event, you'll have the opportunity to connect with settlement sector organizations and workers, people with lived experiences, healthcare providers, researchers and trainees.

This Interactive online medical education program is part of the Project ECHO™ at UHN Evening Series. ECHO Ontario is Funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health (Ontario).

The session includes a didactic lecture by a content expert & real (anonymized) case discussions presented by participants.

• Open to all health care providers
• No cost to participate
• Access to an specialist interprofessional (hub) team
• Earn CPD Credits
• Present your cases for support from the ECHO community

If you would like to present a case please contact sarah.tea@uhn.ca.

Hosted by the Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario, the Alliance for Healthier Communities, and Windsor Family Health Team.

#Overview

Join us as we explore how social prescribing makes a big difference in diverse Ontario practice settings, including primary care teams. Along the way, we will share practical ways to identify and address social needs within the clinical setting through social prescribing.