Information for Professionals
One Mail Direct Referral
Electronic Referral Form for Health Care Professionals
We are now subscribers to ONE Mail Direct: a free, comprehensive e-mail product developed by the provincial government (eHealth Ontario) for the purpose of sharing secure messages such as personal health information, between health care professionals in a secure fashion. For more information about ONE mail, please (click here) ;
Please note that we continue to accept First Link Referrals from non-ONE Mail Users.
Please print the form and fax it to:
In Hamilton
Anne Swift 905-529-7030 ext.29
or Halton: 1-888-343-1017
Fax 905-529-3787
In Haldimand Norfolk
Vici McCullough 519-428-7771 ext 212
Fax 519-428-2968
vmccullough@alzhn.ca
In Brant
Cathy Ross 519-759-7692
Fax 519-759-8353
If you are a health care professional and would like to enroll in the one mail program please contact:
Bob Betts eHealth Ontario | cyberSanté Ontario
Suite 1900, 415 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M5B 2E7
Telephone: 416 586-4336
E-mail: bob.betts@ehealthontario.on.ca
Web: www.ehealthontario.on.ca
| Calling for Research Applications! |
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The Alzheimer Societies of Hamilton and Halton, Brant, Haldimand Norfolk and the Niagara Region are committed to supporting research at the local level that will be broadly representative of the needs of all four communities. We will consider applications for both financial and non-monetary research support. Applications for financial support could include requests for funds to offset graduate student research or budgetary support for small applied clinical research or pilot projects. The amount that the Alzheimer Society will fund is up to $15,000. Non-monetary support could include assistance in accessing study subjects for external researchers engaging in clinical research or program evaluation. |
Research
Free access to Canadian Alzheimer Disease Review
Nurses
Registered Nurses Association of Ontario
Direct link to Best Practice Guildlines
Older Adult Health
Health Canada WebsiteCanadian Health Network
Brought to you by the Public Health Agency of Canada and major health organizations across the country. This website offers a seniors section to help older adults stay active and well.
Continuing Education
Fanshawe College Program Working With Dementia Clients Certificate
This program is designed to increase the knowledge, competency and skills of caregivers working with dementia clients. This program is aimed at Auxiliary Healthcare Workers, Health Care Aides, Home Support Workers, Personal Support Workers, family members and others caring for people with
Dementia.
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