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The First Link Intake Coordinator is responsible for connecting newly diagnosed people living with dementia and their families to the Alzheimer Society so that they can get the help they need as soon as possible.
The Product Management & Delivery (IAR, Assessment) Education Team at Ontario Health provides education and support for the use of interRAI standardized clinical assessments for new and experienced interRAI assessors working in the Community Support Services (CSS) sector to conduct quality assessments.
The Friends has exciting news to share. They will be hosting Palliative care workshops once per month beginning in September.
Volume 7 of the Digital Health Regional Advisory Council eNewsletter includes a cyber security update, eServices update and Digital In the Know.
The Innovation Centre and Ontario Health North East are delighted to share that our Spring Wellness Initiative was an overwhelming success!
With the combined effort of 15 North East Community Support service organizations, we were able to support many individuals and families in the community.
Two new job opportunities are available with Ontario Health for Lead, System Strategy, Planning, Design & Implementation.
An introduction to the Ontario Caregiver Organization for OHTs in the North. Gain practical tips and strategies to engage, include, and support caregivers at the local, regional, and system level.
Mark your calendars for May 31, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and head to The Machine Shop for a free event focused on promoting healthy aging and active living for older adults! Located at 83 Huron St, Sault Ste. Marie, ON, this event is spearheaded by the Alzheimer SOciety Sault Ste. Marie & Algoma District.
We are very pleased to share that community-based health service providers (HSPs) across Ontario will now have access to free interRAI assessor and Integrated Assessment Record (IAR) training and support.
