Milestones Newsletter | Issue 8, Fall 2024 Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions among children and a leading cause of disability. It is also high-volume condition for emergency departments (EDs) and in-patient units across all levels of care, especially during the early fall due to school openings and an increase in infectious […]
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The Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health (PCMCH) is pleased to announce that our Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) fact sheet for parents and expectant parents is now available in several additional languages. We recognize that the active RSV season is fast-approaching and healthcare providers, teams and organizations are thoughtfully preparing for implementation of Beyfortus
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Are you passionate about advancing perinatal and newborn health while addressing inequities and ensuring high-quality, family-centred care? Do you have experience in perinatal care and are interested in contributing to provincial health initiatives? If you answered “Yes” to the questions above, we invite you to apply to be a member on the Provincial Council for
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Have you used pregnancy, newborn or post-pregnancy care services in Ontario within the last five years? Are you interested in helping make a difference in the care provided to pregnant people and babies in Ontario? If you answered “yes” to the questions above, we encourage you to apply to be a Patient and Family Advisor
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PCMCH is pleased to share two new fact sheets on the prevention of RSV in infants and high-risk children. These resources, available in English and French on the PCMCH website, provide valuable information and guidance to support the fall 2024 launch of the expanded infant and high-risk children RSV prevention program in Ontario. 1. Fact
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UPDATE: New PCMCH Resources on RSV Prevention for Infants and High-Risk ChildrenPCMCH is pleased to share two new fact sheets on the prevention of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in infants and high-risk children. These resources provide essential information and guidance for both parents and healthcare providers, supporting the launch of the expanded RSV prevention program
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Supporting high-quality perinatal, newborn, child and youth healthcare Subscribe to Milestones Milestones is our newsletter for healthcare professionals, policy makers, system planners and anyone interested in building and supporting high-quality perinatal, newborn, child and youth healthcare in Ontario. The July 20024 issue features articles on the regional maternal-child health networks, the Complex Care for Kids Ontario (CCKO)
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In This Issue Regional Maternal-Child Health Networks: The Core Elements of Success What are the core elements that embody a regional maternal-child health network and how will they be used to improve health outcomes in perinatal and paediatric care in Ontario? Ontario’s six regional maternal-child health networks (“regional networks”) are designed to strengthen linkages among
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The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) is an Indigenous governed, culture-based and Indigenous-informed organization that supports the advancement and evolution of Indigenous primary healthcare services throughout Ontario.
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What are the core elements that embody a regional maternal-child health network and how will they be used to improve health outcomes in perinatal and paediatric care in Ontario? Ontario’s six regional maternal-child health networks (“regional networks”) are designed to strengthen linkages among maternal-child healthcare providers and other organizations across Ontario.
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