Health Systems & Reform Journal’s Post

WHNP-BCs are clinical experts in providing routine and complex women’s and gender-related healthcare. More information is available in our position statement, "WHNPs as Partners in Addressing the Maternal Health Crisis," June 2022, at https://lnkd.in/e9s3uKiJ #MaternalHealthAwarenessDay

Canadians deserve timely access to health services whenever and wherever they are needed. The Government of Canada and Saskatchewan announced a funding agreement of close to $391 million over 3 years to help accelerate efforts already underway in the province to advance shared health priorities: improving family health services, supporting and growing the health workforce, improving access to mental health services, and modernizing health care systems with health data and digital tools. As well, to help residents age with dignity closer to home with access to home care or care in safe long-term care facility, the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan signed another funding agreement of approximately $169.3 million over 5 years. Learn more about the Canada-Saskatchewan agreements: https://ow.ly/bp7n50QVWR8

Have you read the latest newsletter from the #SmilesforMothers program?  The #SmilesforMothers program is implemented by SCIDaR and Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. It aims to improve maternal health outcomes by implementing evidence-based interventions and fostering collaborations with healthcare stakeholders. Kindly click the link below to read more. 🔗https://lnkd.in/dKjs-7f6 #EMOTIVEBundle #MaternalHealth #Newsletter #PPHManagement #reducingmaternalmortality

Great to see another bilateral agreement signed this month. Yesterday the governments of Canada and Saskatchewan signed the Working Together Bilateral Agreement worth $391M to support and strengthen health care throughout the province. I was proud to see the Shared pan-Canadian Interoperability Roadmap guide this work, including targeted initiatives to modernize digital tools and health data.   Specifically, it was great to see $17.6M allocated to advance modernizing the provincial health system, and another $145.3M allocated to support eHealth Saskatchewan. Upgrades to eHealth Saskatchewan will support the health IT operations and solutions, including virtual care and MySaskHealthRecord. These initiatives alone will address key gaps in information flow and accessibility, and ultimately create better health outcomes for patients.

A Path to Health Equity: Stigma can create significant barriers to accessing healthcare, especially for at-risk communities. Let's work together to break down these barriers by fostering understanding, empathy, and compassion. By removing stigma, we can create more equitable and cost effective healthcare for Canadians. #RemovingStigma #HealthEquity #type2diabetesprevention #healthpromotion

Canadians deserve timely access to health services whenever and wherever they are needed. The Government of Canada and Saskatchewan announced a funding agreement of close to $391 million over 3 years to help accelerate efforts already underway in the province to advance shared health priorities: improving family health services, supporting and growing the health workforce, improving access to mental health services, and modernizing health care systems with health data and digital tools. As well, to help residents age with dignity closer to home with access to home care or care in safe long-term care facility, the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan signed another funding agreement of approximately $169.3 million over 5 years. Learn more about the Canada-Saskatchewan agreements: https://ow.ly/okXV50QVWR9

Canadians deserve timely access to health services whenever and wherever they are needed. The Government of Canada and Nunavut announced a funding agreement of more than $23.5 million over 3 years to help accelerate efforts already underway in the territory to advance shared health priorities: Improving family health services, supporting and growing the health workforce, and improving access to mental health services. As well, to help residents age with dignity closer to home with access to home care or care in safe long-term care facility, the Governments of Canada and Nunavut signed another funding agreement of over $12 million over 5 years. Learn more about the Canada-Nunavut agreements: https://ow.ly/H3EO50QLUXI

Canadians deserve timely access to health services whenever and wherever they are needed. The Governments of Canada and New Brunswick announced a funding agreement of more than $313 million over 3 years to help accelerate efforts already underway in the territory to advance shared health priorities: Improving family health services, supporting and growing the health workforce, improving access to mental health and substance use services, including for Indigenous Peoples, and modernizing health care systems with health data and digital tools. As well, to help residents age with dignity closer to home with access to home care or care in safe long-term care facility, the Governments of Canada and New Brunswick signed another funding agreement of close to $117 million over 5 years. Learn more about the Canada-New Brunswick agreements: https://ow.ly/5ywu50R2eLf

The Darzi report is the first major health policy milestone for the Labour government. It lays bare the scale of the challenge facing the NHS and it is clear that there will not be any quick or easy fixes – read our latest blog from Head of UK Practice Ed McIntosh on the difficult task now faced by Wes Streeting: https://lnkd.in/eJejXnFh If you have any questions for the team, or would like advice or support, please do get in touch via info@incisivehealth.com. #Darzireview #NHS #UKPolitics

Canadians deserve timely access to health services whenever and wherever they are needed. The Government of Canada and Nunavut announced a funding agreement of more than $23.5 million over 3 years to help accelerate efforts already underway in the territory to advance shared health priorities: Improving family health services, supporting and growing the health workforce, and improving access to mental health services. As well, to help residents age with dignity closer to home with access to home care or care in safe long-term care facility, the Governments of Canada and Nunavut signed another funding agreement of over $12 million over 5 years. Learn more about the Canada-Nunavut agreements: https://ow.ly/H3EO50QLUXI