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August 21, 2019
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May 21, 2019
“Cut the Count" is a new campaign involving surgeons across Ontario is urging them to consider prescribing fewer opioids after surgery.
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December 12, 2018
Providing coordinated care for patients with complex conditions comes with valuable lessons, many of which can be applied to improve care for people with mental illness and addictions
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October 2019
October Issue
Volume 5, Issue 9
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November 16, 2018
Health Quality Ontario today released Measuring Up 2018, our yearly report on the performance of the province’s health system
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February 2018
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Join a Drop-in Session for Help with your quality improvement plan! A quality improvement specialist will answer your questions and offer advice on developing or working on your plan. You can pick a time that works for you: https://t.co/64S52dSUYY #OurQIP #OntarioHealth pic.twitter.com/sBvoVYkRE0
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Need help managing your patients’ pain? Access this @HQOntario one-stop spot for resources in Ontario for primary care providers. It’s updated regularly: https://t.co/xhzRFKbVDv
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Share your thoughts by Feb 23 on a draft health technology assessment of a procedure to replace a damaged #aorticvalve – called transcatheter aortic valve implantation: https://t.co/0kfuOdgcIQ #HeartHealth #HeartMonth #aorticstenosis #OntarioHealth pic.twitter.com/MzATivQOts
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