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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2024 · 49 MIN

Episode 33: Canadian Health Systems Transformation: Primary Care as the First Domino

from OT Conversations that Matter: The Podcast / Conversations qui comptent en ergo : Le balado · host CAOT / ACE

In Episode 33 of OT Conversations that Matter: The Podcast, host Justine Jecker explores the reshaping of Canadian health systems with guests Dr. Ivy Bourgeault and Dr. Ivy Oandasan. Dr. Bourgeault, a Professor at the University of Ottawa, leads the Canadian Health Workforce Network and focuses on gender perspectives in health workforce research. Dr. Oandasan, a Professor at the University of Toronto, specializes in interprofessional education and family medicine. Both became co-leads of a $45.3 million federal-funded project, "Team Primary Care: Training for Transformation." As leaders in health systems transformation, their work significantly impacts occupational therapy amid nationwide discussions on reshaping and enhancing primary care teams. Visit the Team Primary Care website for more information on the nationwide initiative.

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