Private group of advance practice providers (APP) to collaborate, network, share knowledge, and support the implementation of Rapid Access Clinics (RAC) for hip and knee arthritis.

This community of practice is for interdisciplinary diabetes health care providers from five hospital sites participating in the Bridging the Gap diabetes transition study. The hospital sites include SickKids, Trillium Health Partners, Markham Stouffville Hospital, McMaster Children’s Hospital and The Children’s Hospital, London Health Sciences Centre. Members will use this space to access study-related materials, discuss project activities, post questions, and share best practices.

For those in the Bundled Care program, the purpose of this Community of Practice is to provide support to enable successful implementation of bundled care and funding.Through this Community of Practice, our members will develop relationships and learn and develop new practices.

Please contact BundledCare@hqontario.ca for more information.

This is a committee-based private working group for identified regional stakeholders who deliver, or have an interest in, community stroke rehabilitation in Ontario. It provides a collaborative platform for sharing successes, challenges and innovative approaches to the provision of community-based in-home rehabilitative care to stroke survivors.

NOTE: This is a private group dedicated to members of the Complex Care for Kids Ontario (CCKO) Nursing Community of Practice (CoP) only.

The CCKO Nursing CoP is expected to perform the following functions:

1. To foster collaboration and enhance communication between the four regional lead sites and their respective satellite partners across Ontario.

2. Facilitate the sharing of best practices, knowledge, and experiences for the purposes of advocacy, building social capital and stimulating new learning through knowledge exchange when caring for children with medical complexities and their families.

3. Support the development, endorsement, and/or dissemination of evidence-based best practice resources, tools and algorithm that would enhance the coordination and care.

The purpose of this community of practice is to support primary care providers who are implementing a remote home monitoring system for COVID-19 patients. Members will gain access to information about clinical pathways based on best evidence and other tools and resources. The CoP will use connecting calls and webinars in addition to this online space to support learning and collaboration.

All of our past CoP meetings are recorded and available here: https://bit.ly/3e6Jydj (Copy and Paste into your browser)