Request for Proposals: System Planning Report

January 26, 2025/in News, Updates

The Niagara Ontario Health Team – Équipe Santé Ontario Niagara (NOHT-ÉSON) is embarking on an exciting initiative to create a comprehensive System Planning Report. This project will analyze population health trends, service utilization, and resource capacity in the Niagara region to guide health system planning over the next five to 10 years.

The report will focus on key areas like demographic changes, health inequities, service gaps, and emerging health issues. It will also explore workforce, infrastructure, and financial resource capacity, ensuring a robust understanding of the region’s needs.

This report represents a collaborative effort by the NOHT-ÉSON’s diverse members, which include health and social care providers, Indigenous and Francophone organizations, and patient/client/family/caregiver representatives, all working together to build a more inclusive, efficient system.

Proposals for this project are being accepted until February 24, 2025, with the final report set to be completed by September 2025. This initiative underscores the NOHT-ÉSON’s commitment to improving access to care, advancing institutional knowledge, and addressing the evolving needs of Niagara residents.

For more information,  download the RFP document here.

Call to Action

If your organization specializes in data analysis and health system planning, we encourage you to submit a proposal and contribute to shaping the future of Niagara’s health care system!

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