Past Events and Recordings

• Strategies to Engage, Include and Support Caregivers in Ontario Health Team Planning and Service Delivery Models – March 22, 2023. Ontario’s 4 million caregivers play a critical role in our healthcare system. Hear from OHTs about how they engaged caregivers in the planning and design of their care models and the impact on caregiver support and inclusion in their community.

• The Essential Role of Caregivers in Improving Transitions and Addressing Alternate Level of Care: Insights, Leading Practices & Resources for Ontario Health Teams – October 22, 2022. This webinar highlights the leading practices that enable caregiver participation as part of the care team, based on the ALC Leading Practices. Hear caregiver and expert insights, along with key considerations and resources.

• Supporting Caregiver Well-Being within Ontario Health Teams: Building Caregiver Resilience and Reducing the Risk of Caregiver Burnout – March 2, 2022. There is growing evidence that caregiver well-being is an important factor in achieving the Quadruple Aim of better healthcare outcomes, better patient/caregiver experience, better staff/provider experience, and improved value/efficiencies. Hear the caregiver’s perspective and learn about OHT strategies to connect caregivers to the supports they need.

• Partners in Care: Including Caregivers as Part of the Care Team – September 22, 2021. Hear from three Ontario Health Teams that have adopted caregiver initiatives to improve health outcomes and experiences for patients and caregivers within their OHT. Learn about evidence, key strategies, and resources to support the inclusion of caregivers as part of the care team.

• Supporting and Engaging Caregivers in Ontario Health Teams – February 3, 2021. Learn about resources and programs offered by the Ontario Caregiver Organization that can help OHTs to support and engage caregivers.

• Hear from Caregivers – Watch a video to learn from caregivers Carole Ann Alloway and Omar Khan about meaningful and authentic engagement of people with lived experience.