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Ottawa — A new system capacity report from the Francophone working group of the Kids Come First Health Team assesses access to French-language health services in the Champlain region and finds a resounding need to improve, facilitate and centralize access to care, with a priority focus on service for mental health and addictions, and medically complex care.
Led by the Francophone working group of Kids Come First, - Apr 27, 2022
News Post27 April 2022
A new system capacity report from the Francophone working group of the Kids Come First Health Team assesses access to French-language health services in the Champlain region and finds a resounding need to improve, facilitate and centralize access to care, with a priority focus on service for mental health and addictions, and medically complex care.
Led by the Francophone working group of Kids Come First, Portrait of health service needs for francophone children and youth and their.
News PostWho we are looking for
CHEO’s Department of Pediatrics, which is part of the University of Ottawa, is recruiting interested patients and families who want to help with teaching our most senior residents.
What is a resident?
A resident is a pediatrician-in-training who has finished medical school.
News Post13 April 2022
In 2016, hundreds of children, youth, families and providers in the Champlain LHIN came together to produce the THRIVE report, Canada’s first-ever pediatric health services capacity plan.
News PostOTTAWA, Canada – April 12, 2022 – A study released today indicates that SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) spreads extensively in households, with children being a significant source of that spread. Approximately 50% of household members were infected from the first-infected individual during the study period.
News PostThis is a joint message from Champlain region’s hospital Chiefs of Staff and Medical Officers of Health
OTTAWA – April 7, 2022 – The level of COVID-19 in the Champlain region is on the rise. The COVID-19 wastewater viral signal is increasing in the region and is at record levels in Ottawa.
News Post'We are children and adults of the future generation’
Sharing the voices of CHEO’s autism community on World Autism Day
Each year in April, we recognize World Autism Month and World Autism Day – an opportunity to raise awareness about autism spectrum disorder and the individuals, families and caregivers in the autism community.
Today, on World Autism Day, we are sharing and amplifying the voices that make up CHEO’s autism community.
News PostOTTAWA, Canada – March 24, 2022 – Researchers have found that receiving a COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy does not lead to increases in the frequency of complications around the time of childbirth. - Mar 24, 2022
News PostRanked among the world’s safest providers of quality care
Ottawa and Toronto, Ontario — Working together, CHEO and The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) have both achieved HIMSS Stage 7, the world’s highest designation for using an electronic medical record (EMR) to improve patient outcomes and engagement — which makes this achievement about safety and quality of care for children and youth; not only about technology.
CHEO and SickKids are the only health-care organizations in Canada.
News Post'CHEO interventional radiology is constantly growing and expanding’
Changes at CHEO to transform pediatric care in the region
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- Mar 15, 2022