HEALTH SYSTEM LEADERS WEBINARS
Prepare for the Future of Health Care
As an exciting, additional component of our LeaderShift initiative, we are offering a Health System Leaders Webinar Series. This enriching online learning series will feature foundational, customized content on the systems and policies that impact health leaders on a daily basis.
Watch our recordings today of all four deliveries in this series to take advantage of content that has been created specifically for community and primary healthcare leaders in Ontario!
Watch our recordings today of all four deliveries in this series to take advantage of content that has been created specifically for community and primary healthcare leaders in Ontario!
Webinar #1:
Understanding the Ecosystem: Overview of the Ontario Health Care System
In the first webinar of the series, healthcare leaders will be educated on the foundations of Canada’s healthcare system and policy landscape, with a particular focus on Ontario. Delivered in an interactive setting, attendees will learn in dialogue with health policy experts on the issues that matter, ranging from how governments make decisions, to the realities and myths regarding healthcare funding and investment, to how your sector can have greater influence. Using concrete scenarios and real-time dialogue, attendees will broaden their understanding for what these realities mean for their organization, clients, and local health system. We have modified this content into three slightly different versions of the same webinar, based on the sub-sectors below.
Understanding the Ecosystem: Overview of the Ontario Health Care System
In the first webinar of the series, healthcare leaders will be educated on the foundations of Canada’s healthcare system and policy landscape, with a particular focus on Ontario. Delivered in an interactive setting, attendees will learn in dialogue with health policy experts on the issues that matter, ranging from how governments make decisions, to the realities and myths regarding healthcare funding and investment, to how your sector can have greater influence. Using concrete scenarios and real-time dialogue, attendees will broaden their understanding for what these realities mean for their organization, clients, and local health system. We have modified this content into three slightly different versions of the same webinar, based on the sub-sectors below.
Home and Community Support |
Mental Health and Addictions |
Team and Community-Based Primary Health Care |
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Webinar #2:
Making Sense of the Policies Behind Health Care Reform
Building off of webinar one, webinar two will deliver an interactive discussion about where Ontario's health system is going, the factors driving healthcare reform, and how your sector can navigate and be at the forefront of change. Attendees will come away with a more in-depth understanding of how policy and politics intersect and the implications and opportunities for their sector. Once again, we have modified this content into three slightly different versions of the same webinar, based on the sub-sectors below.
Making Sense of the Policies Behind Health Care Reform
Building off of webinar one, webinar two will deliver an interactive discussion about where Ontario's health system is going, the factors driving healthcare reform, and how your sector can navigate and be at the forefront of change. Attendees will come away with a more in-depth understanding of how policy and politics intersect and the implications and opportunities for their sector. Once again, we have modified this content into three slightly different versions of the same webinar, based on the sub-sectors below.
Home and Community Support |
Mental Health and Addictions |
Team and Community-Based Primary Health Care |
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Webinar #3:
Advancing Community and Primary Health Care in Ontario
Now that a new Ontario government has been elected and a new Minister and Deputy Minister of Health and Long-Term Care have been installed, this webinar has focused on the policy priorities of the new government and how to engage and build relationships with the key players. While the emphasis is on the provincial government (political
as well as civil service), this webinar includes discussion of other key relationships for providers including LHINs, the Council on Improving Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine, other ministries, municipalities and other funders, and on how these may be shifting under the new government.
Advancing Community and Primary Health Care in Ontario
Now that a new Ontario government has been elected and a new Minister and Deputy Minister of Health and Long-Term Care have been installed, this webinar has focused on the policy priorities of the new government and how to engage and build relationships with the key players. While the emphasis is on the provincial government (political
as well as civil service), this webinar includes discussion of other key relationships for providers including LHINs, the Council on Improving Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine, other ministries, municipalities and other funders, and on how these may be shifting under the new government.
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Webinar #4:
Innovation and Opportunity in Community and Primary Health Care
Cross-sector collaboration is a major goal of the LeaderShift project. But how can we collaborate when we don’t really know what other parts of the community and primary health care sector are doing? Tune in to what’s happening in and across community and primary health care today and uncover where the biggest opportunities lie for current and emerging leaders and what current successes suggest about future directions .
Innovation and Opportunity in Community and Primary Health Care
Cross-sector collaboration is a major goal of the LeaderShift project. But how can we collaborate when we don’t really know what other parts of the community and primary health care sector are doing? Tune in to what’s happening in and across community and primary health care today and uncover where the biggest opportunities lie for current and emerging leaders and what current successes suggest about future directions .
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