Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS) capture data about how clients perceive their health and wellbeing. These tools empower patients to be partners in their care and help us understand whether an intervention is helping a client reach their health goals.
This presentation is hosted by Health Data Research Network (HDRN) Canada as part of their Big IDEAs about Health Data Speaker Series.
In what will likely be the last Consultation before a pivotal federal election, the CCR will work to draw in a wide cross-sectoral coalition, with the intention of building public and political support for refugees and newcomers. There is significant public support and strong values in Canada to welcome refugees and migrants, but this is being beaten down, and the public is being told it is waning. We need to reclaim this space and work towards maintaining and growing Canadian public support for policies that offer a meaningful future for refugees and (im)migrants
This event is presented by ECHO at UHN.
This webinar is presented by the Alliance for Healthier Communities
In what will likely be the last Consultation before a pivotal federal election, the CCR will work to draw in a wide cross-sectoral coalition, with the intention of building public and political support for refugees and newcomers. There is significant public support and strong values in Canada to welcome refugees and migrants, but this is being beaten down, and the public is being told it is waning. We need to reclaim this space and work towards maintaining and growing Canadian public support for policies that offer a meaningful future for refugees and (im)migrants
This webinar is presented by the Canadian Mental Health Association.
This webinar is designed specifically for healthcare professionals who serve rural and farming people. These sessions will provide valuable insights into the Farmer Wellness Initiative and how it can be a crucial resource for your clients.
This webinar is presented by the National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health (NCCDH).
Food systems are critical to health and well-being in Canada. The ways we produce, distribute, consume and waste food are linked to significant health inequities. The need to transform food systems toward healthier, more sustainable and just alternatives has never been more evident, and the movement for food justice has been gaining momentum – focused on ensuring culturally relevant, justly grown and nourishing food for all.
In what will likely be the last Consultation before a pivotal federal election, the CCR will work to draw in a wide cross-sectoral coalition, with the intention of building public and political support for refugees and newcomers. There is significant public support and strong values in Canada to welcome refugees and migrants, but this is being beaten down, and the public is being told it is waning. We need to reclaim this space and work towards maintaining and growing Canadian public support for policies that offer a meaningful future for refugees and (im)migrants
This training event is hosted by Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario and is presented by staff from CMHA Windsor-Essex.
This two-day, intensive in-person training will focus on providing individual therapy to those clients who are presenting with complex or traumatic grief. Information and training will be delivered by staff from CMHA Windsor-Essex County’s Bereavement Program.
This training is primarily geared toward clinicians who are in a therapy role and have an understanding of psychotherapy practices.
At the end of this training participants will: