A program that connects Niagara Health physicians with community primary care providers diverted an average of 90 per cent of calls each month away from emergency departments (ED) in its first year. Since its launch in May 2022, SCOPE Niagara – Seamless Care Optimizing the Patient Experience – has registered more than 135 family physicians […]
Stay current with Connected Care, the Niagara Ontario Health Team’s quarterly newsletter. In this edition: NOHT-ÉSON and Ontario Health representatives meet in Fort Erie NOHT-ÉSON launches Resource Navigator Connecting doctors with specialists benefit patients Patient/client and family/caregiver profile: Olga McNeill Improving access to cognitive assessments Click here to download your copy.
As part of our commitment to meaningful partnerships with our various communities, we are seeking engagement from community partners to participate in the project below. Community partners can be patients, clients, family members, caregivers, people with lived experience, and other citizens who interact with health and social services. Please note that this opportunity is voluntary. […]
The NOHT-ÉSON is seeking Niagara residents with lived experience accessing health care or social services to join the organization at the Planning Table and provide their perspectives and input on the standard of care have they received. A recruitment campaign is under to identify people who may wish to become Patient/Client and Family/Caregiver (PCFC) representatives. […]
St. Catharines, ON – NOHT-ÉSON partners and staff gathered at the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre on April 3 to meet with Ontario Health’s President and Chief Executive Officer Matthew Anderson. He was joined by Susan deRyk, Chief Regional Officer for Ontario Health Central and West Regions, Ontario Health West’s Kris Bannerman, Director of System […]
We would like to begin by acknowledging that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabeg. This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties, is within the lands protected by the “Dish with One Spoon” wampum agreement and is directly adjacent to the Haldimand Treaty territory.
Today, this land continues to be the home of many Indigenous Peoples. Acknowledging ensures we reflect on our past and what changes can be made going forward to further the reconciliation process, and it reminds us that the great standard of living that we enjoy in Niagara is directly related to the resources and friendships of the Indigenous Peoples who make up this community.
Niagara Ontario Health Team
Équipe Santé Ontario Niagara
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