SETTLEMENT WORKERS NEED TO HAVE BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM TO SUPPORT IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES AND CONNECT THEM WITH THE APPROPRIATE SERVICES.
2017 Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer of Health of Ontario to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
Extreme cold is measured differently in different parts of the country. Whenever temperatures drop dramatically below normal, staying warm and safe can become challenging. In general, your risk of health effects like windburn and frostbite increase at wind chill values below -27.
Ontario's Government is investing in urgently-needed mental health and addiction services and engaging with health care leaders, front line staff and people with lived experiences to address the critical gaps in the province's mental health care system.
Ontario's Government is taking another step toward ending hallway health care by increasing hospital capacity in the Greater Toronto Area to provide patients and families with better and faster access to the health care they need.
Ontario’s Government Improving Patient and Family Access to Quality Health Care in Halton Region
Ontario's Government is providing more people across the province with the compassionate care they deserve when nearing the end of their lives.
It is in the heart of the Queen City that the leaders of Hôpital Montfort and the Centre francophone de Toronto (CFT) signed a collaboration agreement
Ontario’s Government for the People Improving Patient and Family Access to Quality Health Care in Peel Region
The Public Health Agency of Canada is collaborating with provincial public health partners, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Health Canada, as well as the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S. CDC) and the United States Food and Drug Administration (U.S. FDA), to investigate an outbreak of E. coli infections in Ontario and Quebec, and several U.S. states.
Province Creating Jobs and Investing in Better Health Facilities for Northern Ontario