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Press Releases Canadian Home Care Association Spreads the Message to “Ask. Listen. Talk.”
CMA National Report Card on Health Care Reinforces Need for National Strategy on Health Care for Seniors Download the CHCA Press Release Access the CMA 2013 National Report Care on Health Care Federal Government Recognizes Home Care in Economic Action Plan 2013
Report on Ageism Supports CHCA Direction on Technology in Home Care 2012-11-06 Congratulations to Revera and the International Federation on Ageing on their informative report on Canadians’ attitudes and assumptions about aging. The Revera Report on Ageism is an excellent tool to begin the conversation and understand that ageism is not an old person’s problem; it is a societal problem and a collective responsibility.
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Enhanced Access to Home Care Part of From Innovation to Action in Health Care Report
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Federal Government Invests in Community - Integrated Palliative Care 2012-06-12 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) applauds the federal government on their $3 million dollar investment in the national project “The Way Forward: Moving Towards Community-Integrated Hospice Palliative Care in Canada.” The project will engage stakeholders in dialogue and collaborative action so that they can move forward to create a community-integrated system of hospice palliative care.
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Health Council Report Shows Progress and Promise 2012-06-04 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) congratulates the Health Council of Canada on today’s release of “Progress report 2012: Health care renewal in Canada”. As outlined in the report, the commitments to short-term acute home care have been largely met, although it is acknowledged that more work is required to ensure equitable access to comprehensive end of life care in the home setting.
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CHCA Congratulates Recipients of Canada Health Infoway’s ImagineNation Outcomes Challenge Trailblazer Awards 2012-05-16 The 12 winners of the Canada Health Infoway Trailblazer Awards clearly showed how their innovative e-solutions will provide value to clinicians and patients. The CHCA is supporting this important initiative by working with Infoway to help shape the Challenge and providing expert advice, encouraging participation, promoting the Challenge and participating in the judging panel.
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Newfoundland and Labrador Investing in Home Support 2012-04-27 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) applauds the commitment to the Home Support Program announced in the Newfoundland and Labrador Budget speech on April 24th. Budget 2012 - People and Prosperity: Responsible Investments for a Secure Future acknowledges the aging population and increasing demand for home support. Home support is a key component of home care programs and critical to enabling seniors to remain at home.
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Health Council Recommendations for Home Care are on the Mark 2012-04-16 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) welcomes the recommendations on home care for seniors identified in the Health Council of Canada’s report, “ Seniors in need, caregivers in distress: What are the home care priorities for seniors in Canada?”. Recognition of home care as an essential component of an integrated health system, provision of support and relief for family caregivers, leveraging innovative practices and ensuring investment and resources for home care are all important actions that the Canadian Home Care Association strongly endorses.
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CHCA Welcomes Nova Scotia’s Commitment to Better Care for Seniors in the 2012-2013 Budget 2012-04-10 Click here to download the press release
Ontario’s Commitment to Seniors and Home Care is Evident in their 2012 Budget 2012-03-28 Ontario government recongizes the important of home based care through specific measures released in their 2012-2013 Budget. Click here to download the CHCA release
2012-03-26 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) applauds the commitment to seniors in the 2012-2013 Budget released by the Government of Quebec.
Senate Report on Health Accord outlines the way forward for health care in Canada 2012-03-23 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) applauds the recently released report on the 2004 Health Accord by the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology. The report, Time for Transformative Change, captures the fundamental shift in health care, largely as a result of the aging population in Canada. Click here to download the full release
CHCA Congratulates the Government of Alberta for Investments in Home Care 2012-03-20
OACCAC Recommendations for Home Care in Ontario 2012-2-22 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) congratulates the Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres (OACCAC) on the release of their report, Accelerating Ontario’s Action Plan for Health Care. The report outlines important ways in which home care can support health system integration in order to improve the patient’s health care experience.
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Long Term Care at Home must be a Priority for Health Ministers 2011-11-23 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) strongly urges all health ministers to take time during their meetings in Halifax this week to consider strategies to increase the capacity in home and continuing care.
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CHCA Congratulates Parliamentarians on their Insightful Report 2011-11-17 The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA) congratulates the Parliamentary Committee on Palliative and Compassionate Care for its work on improving palliative care, family caregiver support, elder abuse and suicide prevention.
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Click here to access the report: Not to be Forgotten Care of Vulnerable Canadians
Canadian Home Care Association Supports Family Practice Vision 2011-10-31 The Canadian Home Care Association welcomes the vision for the future of family practice in Canada recently released by the College of Family Physicians of Canada. “A Vision for Canada: Family Practice: The Patient’s Medical Home” recognizes that for most Canadians, health care happens at home in their communities. Timely access and better coordinated care occurs through a team of health professionals working together – physically or virtually - with the individual’s family physician.
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