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Membres de la communauté

Votre voix compte !

Les membres de la communauté comprennent les patients, les clients, les familles, les soignants et les citoyens. Les voix des membres de la communauté apportent une contribution cruciale au succès de l’équipe Santé Ontario de Frontenac, Lennox et Addington (ÉSO FLA).

Le ÉSO FLA a engagé les membres de la communauté pour concevoir conjointement un système de santé et de bien-être plus équitable.

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Two types of community member volunteers

Associate Community Members:

volunteer with the FLA OHT on an as-need basis for engagement, sharing their lived experience, interests, skills and abilities. These members:

  • Have no commitment to attend monthly meetings.
  • Contribute experience and knowledge through other opportunities. 
  • Participate through surveys/focus groups and other opportunities 
  • Are invited to Partnership Council's Town Hall meetings

Community Council Members:

volunteer with the FLA OHT group for a two-year term, attending monthly meetings, and sharing their lived experience, interests, skills, and abilities. These members play:

  • An advisory role to FLA OHT leadership - keeping the patient experience at the forefront of discussions and organizational expectations.
  • A role engaging in early planning and co-design of our OHT work, with an equal voice at the table.

FLA OHT Engagement Framework

Ontario Health Teams (OHTs) are mandated to include patient, family, people with lived and living experiences and care partner engagement in all of our work in planning, design and decision-making processes.

The FLA OHT has co-designed our engagement framework with partners to guide and support meaningful engagement by building on best practices and previous efforts. The framework provides a step-by-step process for preparing, planning, and involving people in co-design efforts. The goal is to create a health and wellness system that reflects, responds to, and meets the diverse needs of the communities it serves.

Effective engagement requires being guided by the voices of the people who use the system and actively involving and empowering them at all levels of decision-making. This includes ensuring representation and inclusion of individuals with unique health service needs, such as Francophone, Indigenous, and equity-deserving communities.

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