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GW OHT Statement of Intent 

The Guelph Wellington Ontario Health Team (GW OHT) acknowledges the profound trauma and ongoing hardships experienced by Indigenous peoples in Canada. Our intention is to move forward by fostering education and a deeper understanding of Truth and Reconciliation, both individually and as healthcare providers. The GW OHT recognizes the systemic inequities that Indigenous peoples face

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Upcoming Anti-Oppression Training and Learning Opportunities in the GW OHT

The GW OHT the Anti-Oppression Advisory team (AOAT) has been actively working on initiatives to support EIDAR training across the GW OHT. There are several current opportunities available for GW OHT Partners, including: Black History Month two-part Workshop titled Black Health: Implications for Practice – This two-part workshop titled Black Health: Implications for Practice, Led

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Privacy as an Enabler of Care

The GW OHT Mental Health and Addictions Tier 4/5 Working Group held a meeting on May 27, 2024, focused on privacy as an enabler of integrated care for persons with complex health and housing needs. This engaging session, led by Kate Dewhirst, was held to support partners to develop a shared understanding of privacy legislation

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One Team Approach

The Guelph Wellington Ontario Health Team (GW OHT) is striving towards a “one team” approach or culture for their organization. It is anticipated that the one-team approach will build the foundation for a more integrated, person-centered health care system for theGuelph Wellington community leading to improvements for the health of the population. The Integrated Patient

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