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| Jul 4,
2011 | Presentation on survey- July 4 2011 |
| Preliminary results French Language Services Assessment Study and Needs Surveyin collaboration with Central West LHIN and Le Centre de services de santé Peel et Halton Inc. (CSSPH) |
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| Jun 23,
2011 | French Language Services in the Central West LHIN - June 2011 |
| A List of Identified and Funded Health Service Providers and Programs June 2011 |
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| Jun 7,
2011 | Community Engagement Plan 2011-12 |
| Community engagement is established as a core function of the LHINs. As outlined in the newly established LHIN Community Engagement Guidelines and Toolkit, community engagement refers to the methods by which LHINs interact, share, and gather information from and with local stakeholders. Community engagement activities can be ongoing or project specific. |
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| Apr 6,
2011 | Central West LHIN Summary of Somali Community Engagement |
| On Saturday, March 5th, 2011, the Central West LHIN planned and organized a community engagement session with the Somali residents located in the Etobicoke/ Rexdale/ Dixon area. The session was well attended with diverse members from the community including women, men, youth, children and seniors from. The objectives of the session were to educate the residents about the Central West LHIN and facilitate discussions with the local community to identify key healthcare needs. More importantly, the LHIN’s community engagement session with the Somali community aimed to get a deeper understanding of the community’s perspectives of the healthcare system and suggested solutions on how to meet the community’s needs. |
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| Mar 2,
2011 | Patient Flow Improvement Pilot - Final Report - Appendices - Final |
| The Patient Flow Improvement Project was an MOHLTC sponsored project (lead by the Champlain LHIN) for which PricewaterhouseCoopers was engaged in November 2010 to work with four LHINs: Champlain, Hamilton Haldimand Norfolk Brant, North East and Central West. |
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| Mar 2,
2011 | Patient Flow Improvement Pilot - Final Report - Final |
| The Patient Flow Improvement Project was an MOHLTC sponsored project (lead by the Champlain LHIN) for which PricewaterhouseCoopers was engaged in November 2010 to work with four LHINs: Champlain, Hamilton Haldimand Norfolk Brant, North East and Central West. |
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| Mar 2,
2011 | Patient Flow Improvement Pilot - Action Plan - Central West - Final |
| Action Plan for the Central West - ALC Initiatives Inventory: Short Term Impact |
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| Mar 2,
2011 | Patient Flow Improvement Pilot - Executive Summary - Final |
| The Patient Flow Improvement Project was an MOHLTC sponsored project (lead by the Champlain LHIN) for
which PricewaterhouseCoopers was engaged in November 2010 to work with four LHINs: Champlain,
Hamilton Haldimand Norfolk Brant, North East and Central West. |
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| Feb 17,
2011 | LHIN Community Engagement Guidelines and Toolkit - February 2011 - FINAL |
| This document is intended to be used for all LHIN community engagement activities in an effort to promote consistency across the province. These documents contain the minimum core requirements for LHINs community engagement and may be supplemented by adding more material so long as the existing minimum specifications remain the same. |
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| Feb 17,
2011 | Primary Care Physician Engagement Resource Guide and Toolkit v1.0 December 2010 |
| Effective primary care is essential to a high performing health system. Well integrated primary care models can achieve distinct health, service and system goals simultaneously. Research
indicates that improvements in health care require direct and meaningful involvement of physicians. |
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| Sep 23,
2010 | Socio-demographic Profile of the Francophone Population |
| Sociodemographic Profile of the Francophone Population of the Central West Local Health Integration Network - Final Report May 2010 |
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| Aug 13,
2009 | Primary Health Care Needs in Bolton - A Discussion Paper |
| In June 2008, the Central West Local Health Integration Network (CW LHIN) conducted a comprehensive analysis of the health care needs of the Central West Region and set out a plan of action for addressing these needs over the next several years. The plan was developed based on the following five principles: |
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| Jul 17,
2009 | Back Office Integration - Report |
| The Central West LHIN has embarked on an initiative to explore options to integrate back-office functions.This initiative is driven by the Central West LHIN’s ongoing strategic vision to improve access to health careservices by ensuring resources are used optimally and focused on the client. This work investigates thepotential to improve efficiencies in back office functions through health service providers working together. Itis envisaged that the study will provide strategic direction to the Central West LHIN and inform its decision toproceed further down the back-office integration route, based on evidence and analysis gathered during thisoptions development stage. |
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| Nov 6,
2008 | Physician Engagement Report - Brampton Nov.6 2008 |
| A joint Ontario Medical Association and Central West Local Health Integration Network Physician Engagement Workshop was held on Thursday, November 6th at the Courtyard by Marriott in Brampton. The session provided physicians with information about the Central West LHIN, their ongoing planning activities, and an opportunity for open-forum dialogue with LHIN staff and Board members. |
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| Jul 30,
2008 | DUFFERIN MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS PLANNING PROJECT (A) |
| The Dufferin Mental Health and Addictions Planning Project was initiated in the fall of 2007 to address the recognized concerns regarding service capacity and the circumstance in which the Dufferin community finds itself, now being part of the Central West LHIN area. Dufferin has historically been aligned, for planning, system management, and delivery, with what is now the Waterloo Wellington LHIN catchment area. Dufferin County service delivery was managed prior to the development of the LHIN structure in Ontario through the Waterloo Region-Wellington-Dufferin District Health Council. During the Mental Health Reform processes in 2001-2, Dufferin was included as part of the South West Mental Health Implementation catchment area. |
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