Resources
KHSC Care Management Pathways
Several KHSC teams have launched pathways that provide information on diagnosis, management and referral of patients for specific conditions.
Ontario Cervical Screening Program
Check out Ontario Health resources for the new cervical screening guidelines - short videos, clinic posters, requisitions, and more.
National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health
The NCCIH produces many excellent resources in support of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis public health renewal and health equity.
See it. Name it. Change it!
This campaign empowers individuals to take action against Intimate Partner Violence and Gender-Based Violence. Providers can help to build safer, happier communities.
Palliative Care Resources for Health-Care Providers
This list includes many resources: advance care planning, end-of-life care, assessment tools, DNR form, MAID, hospices, death certificate, and much more.
Project ECHO at University Health Network
Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes - ECHO - is an interactive online medical education program to advance learning and enhance clinical skills.
Stroke Network of Southeastern Ontario
The Stroke Network of Southeastern Ontario offers many resources to improve access to evidence-based education, guidance and tools.
Prenatal Screening Ontario
Prenatal Screening Ontario offers screening requisitions, education opportunities and other resources for practitioners, and information for individuals.
AccessMHA: for mental health & addictions services
AccessMHA is a single point of referral for mental health, substance use health, and addictions services. It is available to individuals aged 16 or older at no cost.
Winning Strategies for Serving Francophone Clients
This project promotes the active offer of services in French using six effective and simple actions to implement by health service providers.
Indigenous indicators for health systems
Queen's University and FLA OHT produced a Toolkit of Indigenous-focused approaches and evaluation indicators for health systems.
Canadian Frailty Network
The CFN has a free web-based program called The AVOID Frailty Program for Healthy Aging. The program is for KFL&A adults aged 60+, not living in long term care.