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While increasing numbers of children and youth in Ontario are living with diabetes, we do not have a comprehensive understanding of the characteristics and health outcomes of children and youth living with diabetes in Ontario. To address this gap, PCMCH and the Better Outcomes Registry & Network (BORN) Ontario have partnered to expand BORN’s prescribed […]

Through the Ontario Paediatric Diabetes Network, PCMCH works to effect change in the paediatric diabetes landscape by addressing the challenges and discrepancies associated with access to mental health and psychosocial care for paediatric diabetes patients. A recommendations report regarding a provincial approach for paediatric diabetes programs to improve access and coordination of mental health and

In 2014-2015, PCMCH committed to working with stakeholders to advance care for children with medical complexity (herein referred to as “CMC”). To support this journey, a toolkit to support effective collaboration within an integrated care team was developed. The goal of this toolkit is to help integrated care teams understand the shift required to overcome

The Paediatric Diabetes Network revised the PDN Managing Diabetes During an Illness Guidelines (‘Illness Management Guidelines) in 2018.  The guidelines were reviewed and endorsed by the Paediatric Diabetes Network’s Quality and Clinical Standards Committee. These guidelines are meant to be used as a guide and are not intended as a  substitute for medical advice or a replacement for

Through the Ontario Paediatric Diabetes Network, PCMCH works to effect change in the paediatric diabetes landscape by addressing the challenges and discrepancies associated with the transition from paediatric to adult diabetes care. In 2013, PCMCH initiated a working group that issued recommendations for a more structured and consistent provincial approach to transitioning youth living with