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| Date | Title | | Feb 3,
2012 | Media Release: Local Family Physician Joins LHIN Team | | Today, the HNHB LHIN took another major step in strengthening and further integrating primary care into local health planning by naming Dr. Ross Male as the Primary Care Lead for the HNHB LHIN. Dr. Male, who practices family medicine in Brantford, will work with the HNHB LHIN to ensure that primary care services are better integrated with the work of other health sectors. | | | | Nov 21,
2011 | Media Release: French Language Health Planning Entity Appoints its First Executive Director | | The Entité de planification pour les services en français dans les régions de Waterloo, Wellington, Hamilton, Niagara (French Language Health Planning Entity) has appointed its first Executive Director. Carole Lamoureux began her role in late-July. | | | | Aug 29,
2011 | Media Release: LHINs Launch Groundbreaking Project | | The HNHB LHIN, along with Ontario’s 14 LHINs is investing nearly $4 million to enhance services for seniors who exhibit behaviours associated with complex and challenging mental health, dementia or other neurological conditions by investing in local initiatives that will improve care. | | | | Aug 29,
2011 | Backgrounder: Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) Project | | Phase 1 of the BSO project saw the development of a Framework for Care that would meet the needs of older adults with cognitive impairments and associated challenging behaviours. In Phase 2, four early adopter LHINs- Central East, Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant, North Simcoe Muskoka and South East - will be implementing the care pathways and clinical tools identified in the Framework for Care, focusing on quality of care and quality of life. | | | | Aug 9,
2011 | Media Release: Online Patient Records Enhancing Care for 2 Million Ontarians | | More people across the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant (HNHB) and Waterloo Wellington (WW) LHINs now have access to better quality and more efficient health care. Thanks to a five million dollar investment from eHealth Ontario, ClinicalConnect is expanding to better serve more patients in the WW and HNHB LHINs. | | |
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