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Collaborating for Change
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Register now for the fall 2020 OCSA CommunityConnect Conference.
During times of complex health systems change, keeping ahead of the curve and sustaining your motivation can be challenging! Join us in October to get the practical information and skills you need to succeed in this new Ontario Health Team landscape, be inspired by thought leaders and learn from clients and practitioners who have insightful experiences to share.
This year's areas of special focus will be:
Join us and over 400 leaders from the home and community care sector on October 21 and 22 for an event that is jam-packed with the content you need to thrive in this new OHT environment.
Register today for access to amazing speakers and workshops!
During times of complex health systems change, keeping ahead of the curve and sustaining your motivation can be challenging! Join us in October to get the practical information and skills you need to succeed in this new Ontario Health Team landscape, be inspired by thought leaders and learn from clients and practitioners who have insightful experiences to share.
This year's areas of special focus will be:
- System Transformations – Leveraging Learnings
- Building our Sector’s Workforce for Tomorrow’s Health System
- Redesigning service delivery to meet the changing needs of our clients
- Data Driven Decision Making
Join us and over 400 leaders from the home and community care sector on October 21 and 22 for an event that is jam-packed with the content you need to thrive in this new OHT environment.
Register today for access to amazing speakers and workshops!
Call for Abstracts - NOW OPEN!
Our Call for Abstracts is now open - click here for details!
Whether you are thinking of submitting a workshop or poster abstract, the deadline is Friday, April 10 at 5:00 p.m. EST.
Whether you are thinking of submitting a workshop or poster abstract, the deadline is Friday, April 10 at 5:00 p.m. EST.
About OCSA
The Ontario Community Support Association (OCSA) represents over 220 not-for-profit organizations that provide home care and community support services to over one million Ontarians. Our members help seniors and people with disabilities live independently in their own homes and communities for as long as possible. These proactive and cost-effective services improve quality of life and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations, emergency room visits and premature institutionalization. They are the key to a sustainable health care system for Ontario. For more information, visit www.ocsa.on.ca.
