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Upcoming Webinar – Lessons learned: Addressing the needs of paediatric patients with eating disorders during COVID-19
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns have arisen regarding the significant increase in mental health issues for children and youth, and specifically, that eating disorders in children and youth are becoming more common and severe. In response to these concerns,...
COVID-19 in the Third Wave and the Maternal-Neonatal Population: WEBINAR 2 VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
The video recording from the May 10th webinar Vaccines, the second installment of the COVID-19 in the Third Wave and the Maternal-Neonatal Population: A PCMCH WEBINAR SERIES, is now available to view online. Full details can be found on the PCMCH COVID-19 in the Third...
COVID-19 in the Third Wave and the Maternal-Neonatal Population: WEBINAR 1 VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
The video recording from the May 3rd webinar Case Management, the first installment of the COVID-19 in the Third Wave and the Maternal-Neonatal Population: A PCMCH WEBINAR SERIES, is now available to view online. Registration for the May 10th webinar Vaccines, is now...
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About PCMCH
The scope of the PCMCH is secondary, tertiary and quaternary services, delivered in both community and hospital settings and includes responding to the needs of marginalized and vulnerable communities across Ontario. The work of the Council reflects the importance of relationships among providers and organizations across the continuum of care.
Health Care Providers
The strength of the PCMCH lies in its collaborative working model. By bringing together multi-disciplinary providers from across the continuum of care, the Council’s work is grounded in frontline experience and expertise, well-tested best practices and consistent and credible evaluation.
Patients & Families
The PCMCH uses research, proven best practices and consultation with care providers to inform its recommendations and decisions. The Council and its advisory committees and expert panels work directly with frontline physicians, nurses, and other health professionals to plan and implement service improvements and measure outcomes and impact on the lives of patients and their families.
Strategies and Initiatives
At the core of individual, organizational and governmental initiatives and activities is Council’s commitment to improve access to care for all Ontarians, regardless of geography.
PCMCH’s health quality and improvement strategies and activities span the maternal/child/youth continuum of care and have a significant impact on the way in which health care is accessed by the public, and delivered, monitored, and evaluated by providers and the system-at-large.
Some of PCMCH’s strategies and initiatives are in the active phases of implementation and evaluation, while others are in the planning stages. Led by subject matter experts from across Ontario, PCMCH’s initiatives and projects are grounded in evidence, experience and a shared goal to improve the delivery and quality of care for mothers, babies, children and youth in Ontario.
Improving the Care Experience
PCMCH provides leadership in bringing the maternal newborn child and youth health care sector together to plan and implement health care practice solutions that improve access to and the quality of, health care provided to mothers and children in Ontario.
With an overarching goal to improve the care experience for patients and families, Council works with providers to identify strategic system-level priorities and initiatives that improve access to and the quality of, health care provided to mothers and children in Ontario.
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