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New Aakuluk Clinic optimizes medical care for Inuit families at CHEO
Posted on Monday, November 18, 2019 09:32 AM
Photo Gallery: Aakuluk Clinic launch will appear here on the public site.
OTTAWA — CHEO’s Aakuluk Clinic, launched today, will serve as a hub that organizes health care for children and youth from Nunavut with complex medical needs. The word aakuluk is an Inuktitut term expressing warmth, love and affection — how CHEO hopes Inuit families feel while accessing care.
“Inuit families are far from their...
Thumbs up from Health Minister for Kids Come First plan to improve health care
Posted on Friday, December 06, 2019 12:20 PM
Kids Come First partners at today's announcement with Christine Elliott, Ontario's Minister of Health. (Photo: City of Ottawa)
Rollout to start with Ontario’s first pediatric home-care programOTTAWA, ON — Today, Christine Elliott, the Minister of Health, expressed provincial support for Kids Come First/Les enfants avant tout as a model for delivering integrated child and youth health services.
As stated in the Minister’s announcement,...
CHEO launches Eureka contest to improve access for kids
Posted on Thursday, December 05, 2019 11:33 AM
OTTAWA — Launching an innovative contest called Eureka, today CHEO is calling all inventors, brainiacs, smarty-pants, wannabe-dragons and out-of-the-box thinkers to help with two of our biggest problems. Maybe you’re a disruptor who can make health care better. Maybe your experiences outside of health care can be applied to help kids get faster access at CHEO. Maybe you’re a regular visitor to CHEO and have seen something small here that can make a big impact.
...CHEO school services and the OSSTF job action
Posted on Wednesday, December 04, 2019 06:22 AM
The following list outlines which school-based services offered through or at CHEO will be affected by the OSSTF job action:
Le Transit at Centre Ado Affected: No classes Le Transit at CHEO Unaffected: Classes as usual Steps for Success Unaffected: Classes as usual Back on Track Unaffected: Classes as usual McHugh Education Centre at CHEO Unaffected: Classes as usual CHEO School Unaffected: Classes as usualAutism
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CHEO an ‘exemplary’ culture of safety and quality, says Accreditation Canada
Posted on Monday, December 02, 2019 12:26 PM
(Ottawa, ON) — Accreditation Canada, the agency that accredits the quality and safety of Canadian health-care organizations, has awarded CHEO the highest rating possible — full accreditation with exemplary standing — for meeting 2,388 of 2,395 standards, including all 30 required organizational practices.
“Achieving exemplary standing is a badge of honour we will wear with great pride,” said Alex Munter, President and CEO. “This...