ST. CATHARINES — Ontario's Government for the People is investing in rehabilitation care for patients and families in the Niagara Region.
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On behalf of the Ontario government, I want to thank the Premier's Council on Improving Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine, including the Council's Chair, Dr. Rueben Devlin, and the council members, for developing their first report. I look forward to reviewing its findings.
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On Bell Let's Talk Day, we are reminded that we must take mental health as seriously as any health issue, because mental health is health. The important conversations taking place today - online, in the workplace and in our communities - reduce the stigma that prevents many people from seeking help.
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TORONTO — Ontario's Government for the People is taking another step toward building a sustainable health care system that puts the needs of Ontario's patients first.
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OTTAWA - Ontario's Government for the People is prioritizing the health and safety of patients by taking immediate action and providing 128 hospitals across the province with funding to upgrade, repair and maintain their facilities.
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TORONTO — Ontario's Government for the People is investing in urgently-needed mental health and addiction services and engaging with health care leaders, front line staff and people with lived experiences to address the critical gaps in the province's mental health care system.
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TORONTO — Ontario's Government for the People is taking another step toward ending hallway health care by increasing hospital capacity in the Greater Toronto Area to provide patients and families with better and faster access to the health care they need.
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Ontario's Government for the People is providing more people across the province with the compassionate care they deserve when nearing the end of their lives.
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TORONTO - Ontario's
Government for the People is encouraging Ontario families to get their free flu
shot to stay healthy and prevent hospital visits this flu season.
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TORONTO - Ontario's Government for the People is planning to provide those who are struggling with opioid and other drug addictions the first steps towards treatment through new wraparound health and social services beginning in January 2019.
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The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care has undergone an organizational realignment, as part of our government's plan to tackle the ongoing hallway healthcare crisis in our health care system. Some divisions and branches will be merged to better serve patients. These changes will clarify and simplify lines of accountability and allow our organization to be more nimble and outcome-focused.
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Toronto — Robin
Martin, Parliamentary Assistant to Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and
Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, presented the 2018 Minister's Medals at
the Health Quality Transformation conference.
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We continue to take the ongoing opioid crisis very seriously. I have reviewed the latest data, evidence and current site models, visited various sites and held consultations. I am now in the process of finalizing my recommendations.
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COLLINGWOOD - Christine
Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, delivered
her first keynote address to the Ontario Hospital Association's (OHA) Health
Care Leadership Summit, where she committed to work with the sector to improve
the delivery of health care for the people.
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Christine Elliott, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, released the following statement today regarding changes to OHIP+:
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