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How Does Policy Support Integrated Care?

International Examples, Ontario Practice

When

22/05/2024    

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Health systems around the world are aligned in aiming to improve on quadruple aim goals of patient and provider experience, health outcomes and value creation. Health systems are also pursuing these goals through the advancement of population health and integrated care.

The North American Observatory (NAO) has undertaken an international review of health policy supports for integrated care with case studies draw from the NHS England, the Netherlands, Germany and the United States. The NAO and key informants from this international review will speak to the opportunities for Canada to learn from these examples.

The Health System Performance Network in Ontario also undertook a review within Ontario’s example of population health and integrated care – Ontario Health Teams – to understand local health system needs and policy stakeholder goals and supports within integrated delivery systems. Join our speakers and learn from the international experience. Bring your ideas, questions and challenges and ideas for policy supports for population health and integrated care.

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Speakers

Walter Wodchis

Walter Wodchis

Co-Director

IFIC Canada

Professor, University of Toronto

Jodeme Goldhar

Co-Director

IFIC Canada

Strategic Advisor, Ontario Health Team (OHT), Canada

Gaya Embuldeniya

Gaya Embuldeniya

Anthropologist and Qualitative researcher

University of Toronto’s Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (IHPME)

Camielle Oung

Camielle Oung

Fellow

Nuffield Trust

Julie Farmer

Julie Farmer

Research Assistant

North American Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (NAO)

Stefanie Tan

Stefanie Tan

Postdoctoral Fellow

North American Observatory for Health Systems

Viktoria Stein

Dr Viktoria Stein

Co-Founder and Co-CEO

VM Integrated Care

Sara Allin

Sara Allin

Anthropologist and Qualitative researcher

University of Toronto’s Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (IHPME)