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March 7, 2018
In response to Ontario’s opioid crisis, Health Quality Ontario today released three standards outlining what quality care looks like where opioid use is concerned
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January 23, 2018
Leadership panel discussion - Addressing Opioid use in Ontario: Reducing harm, and improving care
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October 15, 2018
A national debate about quality care
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February, 2018
Watch this video to learn more
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May 17, 2017
What do we know about the growing use of prescription opioids in Ontario?
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September 2018
September Issue
Volume 4, Issue 6
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Become a Health Quality Ontario Ambassador! @OMSAofficial is looking for medical school reps from each school to represent med students at TWO @HQOntario conferences and to start student initiatives for @ChangeDayON! Applications due Sept. 28th: https://t.co/LeHNCPg2N3— Ontario Med Students (@OMSAofficial) September 13, 2018
Become a Health Quality Ontario Ambassador! @OMSAofficial is looking for medical school reps from each school to represent med students at TWO @HQOntario conferences and to start student initiatives for @ChangeDayON! Applications due Sept. 28th: https://t.co/LeHNCPg2N3
“As individuals we can all commit to changing something we do for the better and making a difference at the local level” @DrJoshuaTepper and @AMSHealthcare CEO Gail Paech on #ChangeDayOn https://t.co/KkrqhdEqVS pic.twitter.com/3Qf2YmwBGi— HealthQualityOntario (@HQOntario) September 14, 2018
“As individuals we can all commit to changing something we do for the better and making a difference at the local level” @DrJoshuaTepper and @AMSHealthcare CEO Gail Paech on #ChangeDayOn https://t.co/KkrqhdEqVS pic.twitter.com/3Qf2YmwBGi
Indigenous leader and @HQOntario Board Member Simon Brascoupe opened our meeting today with a traditional prayer and a reminder that 'friends and family are medicine’ and we need to care for each other and ourselves in healthcare.— Joshua Tepper (@DrJoshuaTepper) September 13, 2018
Indigenous leader and @HQOntario Board Member Simon Brascoupe opened our meeting today with a traditional prayer and a reminder that 'friends and family are medicine’ and we need to care for each other and ourselves in healthcare.
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