Ontario Improving Care for Patients with Complex Conditions in Niagara
Thie brief backgrounder provides information about the partners involved in three of the Health Links located in the Niagara area. Health [...]
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01, 2015
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12, 2014
Community Review: Suggested Action Steps Arising from the 2014 Niagara Suicide Prevention Coalition Report on Suicide in the Niagara Region
In 2014, the Niagara Suicide Prevention Coalition (NSPC) updated its 2008 strategic plan to highlight the prevalence of suicide in [...]
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12, 2014
Living in Niagara-2014 Report: Critical Indicators for Reflecting on Life in Niagara (Summary Booklet)
This 44-page booklet is a summary resource of the Living in Niagara-2014 report. The Living in Niagara report is a [...]
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11, 2014
Launch of the Living in Niagara-2014 Report
Presented to an audience of over 450 people attending the Niagara Community Foundation annual Leaders Breakfast, the Living in Niagara-2014 [...]
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11, 2014
Measuring Up: A Yearly Report on How Ontario’s Health System is Performing
How healthy are Ontarians? Is our health system improving? How well does our health system perform compared to those in [...]
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11, 2014
PART 7: Mental Health in England – Suicide and Collaboration, How Community Can Save Lives
This blog is part of a 7-part series about Mental Health in England. Check out the links below to read [...]
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11, 2014
Patient Suicide: The Impact of Service Changes (A UK Wide Study)
Previous reports have shown that around 1,585 mental health patients die by suicide in the UK each year. However, there [...]
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11, 2014
Kindergarten Parent Survey 2011
In Ontario, the need for more information on family characteristics and experiences of children before entering kindergarten led to the [...]
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11, 2014
Physicians in Ontario by Specialty of Practice and Local Health Integration Networks
This table breaks down physicians in Ontario by specialty of practice across 7 Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs): Erie St. [...]
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11, 2014
2012 Ontario Municipal Benchmarking Initiative Performance Measurement Report
The 2012 Ontario Municipal Benchmarking Initiative Performance Measurement Report is a comparative report and does not attempt to provide an [...]
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10, 2014
Niagara Parent Knowledge Study: Executive Summary
The goal of the Niagara Parent Knowledge Study (NPKS) was to gather information to answer the following questions: What knowledge [...]
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10, 2014
Part 6: Mental Health in England – Values and Core Competencies Trump Skills
This blog is part of a 7-part series about Mental Health in England. Check out the links below to read [...]
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10, 2014
Family and Children’s Services Niagara: 2013-2014 Annual Report
This report details the quantitative and qualitative successes of the FACS, including a financial report, for 2013-2014. Published By: Family and [...]
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10, 2014
Niagara Age-Friendly Initiatives – Progress Over the Summer
I am pleased to report that this past summer was a busy and productive time for age-friendly initiatives in Niagara. [...]
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10, 2014
Concussions and Minor Sports in Niagara
Concussions don't just affect professional athletes. They are particularly common among children and youth involved in organized sports. In an [...]
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10, 2014
PART 5: Mental Health in England – Real Outcomes for Real People and Beyond
This blog is part of a 7-part series about Mental Health in England. Check out the links below to read [...]
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09, 2014
The Transformational Effect of Affordable Housing
For many of us, owning our own home provides the foundation for safety, love, support, and the family bonds that [...]
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09, 2014
Part 4: Mental Health in England – What Does Smog Have to do with Mental Health?
This blog is part of a 7-part series about Mental Health in England. Check out the links below to read [...]
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09, 2014
A Community-Wide Approach to Suicide Prevention
The Niagara Suicide Prevention Coalition (NSPC) is committed to Suicide prevention at both a global and local level. On September [...]
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09, 2014
Main Messages from the Cross-Site at Home
In Canada, our current response relies heavily upon shelters for emergency housing and emergency and crisis services for health care. [...]
