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Healthcare is transforming, and Primary Care involvement and leadership is critical to the success of this change.

The Cambridge North Dumfries Primary Care Network has been developed to facilitate the engagement of primary care clinicians (physicians and nurse practitioners) in healthcare transformation. Primary care is the foundation of the health care system and has a unique perspective on existing challenges and pain points that must be addressed to enable transformation and integration of care. Additionally, the Primary Care Network will support the organization of primary care to optimize resources and support collective advocacy.

The CND OHT Primary Care Connection is a virtual space with two functions:

  1. Provide an ongoing forum for primary care clinicians to meaningfully engage with the Primary Care Network on areas of work that are most relevant. This space is meant as a "self serve" model of engagement, where you can participate as little or as much as you would like, at times that are convenient to you.
  2. Create a virtual space for primary care to connect and self-organize.

This page includes several forum discussions, quick polls and Q&A . These tools will:

  • Gather your questions and directly respond to you
  • Collect your perspectives and ideas
  • Help us to better understand your needs



Healthcare is transforming, and Primary Care involvement and leadership is critical to the success of this change.

The Cambridge North Dumfries Primary Care Network has been developed to facilitate the engagement of primary care clinicians (physicians and nurse practitioners) in healthcare transformation. Primary care is the foundation of the health care system and has a unique perspective on existing challenges and pain points that must be addressed to enable transformation and integration of care. Additionally, the Primary Care Network will support the organization of primary care to optimize resources and support collective advocacy.

The CND OHT Primary Care Connection is a virtual space with two functions:

  1. Provide an ongoing forum for primary care clinicians to meaningfully engage with the Primary Care Network on areas of work that are most relevant. This space is meant as a "self serve" model of engagement, where you can participate as little or as much as you would like, at times that are convenient to you.
  2. Create a virtual space for primary care to connect and self-organize.

This page includes several forum discussions, quick polls and Q&A . These tools will:

  • Gather your questions and directly respond to you
  • Collect your perspectives and ideas
  • Help us to better understand your needs



  • Regional Coordination Centre WW - Highlights for Primary Care

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    The Waterloo Wellington Regional Coordination Centre (RCC) is hosted by Langs CHC and is a part of the system-wide coordinated access (SCA) strategy to improve access to care - a provincial leader in developing regional central intake (CI) services, they currently offer CI for diabetes, orthopedics and cataracts across Waterloo Region and Wellington County. CIs ensure efficient referral pathways, referral completeness and triage to the most appropriate provider, at the right time and for the right service.

    A detailed overview of RCC services and programs is available in the Documents tab.

  • Aug. 8 CND OHT Lunch & Learn for Solo Primary Care Practitioners

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    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    The CND OHT will be hosting lunch and an information session for Cambridge and North Dumfries solo practitioners on Thursday, August 8 from 11:30am-1:00pm.

    The event is taking place at the CND OHT office at 150 Pinebush Rd., Unit 5B.

    To RSVP to this event, email cndoht@langs.org.

  • July 25 2023 - Input Requested: eReferral Webinars

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    The eHelath Centre of Excellence eServices Program is planning some eReferral refresher webinars and would like to get your insight, along with clinicians, on what topics and content would be beneficial to include. Please reach out with any questions.

    Help us Improve your eReferral Experience!

    We know that not everyone is an eReferral superuser just yet. In an effort to help you get the most out of eReferral, we are planning some eReferral training webinars in the coming months, and we want you to help determine the content.

    To let us know which eReferral features/functions you’d like to learn more about, simply complete the eReferral Webinar Topics of Interest form by August 20, 2023.

    We look forward to your feedback on how you’d like us to focus our training. If you have any questions, please reach out to me directly or email us at eReferral@ehealthce.ca.

    Thank you!

    Jessica Fazakerley (she/her)

    Change Management and Engagement Lead

    West Deployment Team

    eHealth Centre of Excellence

    (226) 235-1177

    235 The Boardwalk | Suite 301 | Kitchener, ON | N2N 0B1

    www.ehealthce.ca

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