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A Checklist | Longwoods eLetter May 15, 2012

Quote “The second most popular day surgery procedure, by case volume is for: Partial  . . .” CIHI in its report:  A Snapshot of Health Care in Canada as Demonstrated by Top 10 Lists, 2011 Essay The Ontario Government wants to maintain a freeze on the $11 billion it currently spends overall on doctors by […]

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Measuring equity: what we heard from the field and next steps by Steve Barnes

Equity – a blog Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC) has identified equity as a key component of quality care. The Ministry has developed a Health Equity Impact Assessment (HEIA) to support improved health equity, including the reduction of avoidable health disparities between population groups. HEIA also supports improved targeting of healthcare investments—the […]

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Confront the Right Side of the Curve | Longwoods eLetter May 8, 2012

Quote “The biggest asylum in the United States is the Los Angeles County Jail. There’s about 20,000 inmates and about 2,000 of them are severely mentally ill.” David Goldbloom, Senior Medical Advisor at CAMH.” Essay Confront the Right Side of the Curve, By Thomas H. Lee, President, Partners Healthcare System Off the Cuff EMR Benefits […]

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So you think you know healthcare? Test yourself courtesy of CIHI

A Snapshot of Health Care in Canada as Demonstrated by Top 10 Lists, 2011 – Click the link to download the entire PDF. The quiz starts on page 3.

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Physician Compensation and Ontario’s Action Plan for Healthcare

Ontario Freezing Doctor Pay To Invest In More Community Care For Families and Seniors (May 7-2012) Click on the link to download the document. A Real Wage Freeze For Doctors: The Facts (May 7-2012) Click on the link to download the document. Physician Compensation and Ontario’s Action Plan for Healthcare (May 7-2012) Click on the […]

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Changing Directions, Changing Lives: The Mental Health Strategy for Canada

CHANGING DIRECTIONS CHANGING LIVES The Mental Health Strategy for Canada Click here to download the entire PDF

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EMR Benefits and Benefit Realization

EMR Benefits and Benefit Realization Methods of Stage 6 and 7 Hospitals Hospitals with advanced EMRs report numerous benefits February, 2012 Click here to download the entire PDF

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2012 HIMSS Analytics Report

2012 HIMSS ANALYTICS REPORT: Quality and Safety Linked to Advanced Information Technology Enabled Processes April 2012 Click here to Download the entire PDF

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Healthy cities | The Expanded Chronic Care Model: An Integration of Concepts and Strategies from Population Health Promotion and the Chronic Care Model

by Victoria J. Barr, Sylvia Robinson, Brenda Marin-Link, Lisa Underhill, Anita Dotts, Darlene Ravensdale and Sandy Salivaras Chronic disease is an international concern. The increasing incidence of chronic diseases is approaching epidemic levels. Chronic disease is a strain on individuals and on healthcare systems. Finding evidence-based and effective strategies to promote health and to prevent […]

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Healthy Cities | University of Chicago Study Shows Major Differences in Sexual Practices Between the United States and Britain

A new University of Chicago study of sex habits in the United States and Britain shows that Americans are more likely than Britons to have multiple sex partners, which may explain why the rates of AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases are much higher in the United States than Britain. The study also showed that in […]

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