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201 Queens Ave., Ste. 700 London, ON N6A 1J1 www.partnershipsforhealth.ca |
Tel: (519) 640-2594 Fax: (519) 672-6562 |
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Learn more about the Outcomes Congress Partnerships for Health (PFH) is an innovative South West LHIN initiative that helps primary care practices improve their diabetes care through an inter-disciplinary, team-based approach. Already more than 50 practices are involved. Many are demonstrating positive results, with patients showing improved A1Cs, blood pressures and blood lipids, and fewer low blood sugar incidents. Sampling of results. 
Be Part of Partnerships for Health While recruitment is over, there are some limited opportunities to engage in the learning. Until September 2010 you have two different ways for your practice to be involved:
Interested in knowing more about how to work effectively as a team across organizations to achieve improved results for your patients with diabetes? Sign up now to be part of this exciting project.
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What's New
McMaster University Conference: 2010 Evidence-Based Management of the Diabetes Epidemic - Nov. 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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Thehealthline.ca is pleased to facilitate the online Partnerships for Health Project resource. For more information about health services for the South West Region visit www.thehealthline.ca |
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