ONF is pleased to release the results of the Systems Analysis of Health and Community Services for Acquired Brain Injury in Ontario
No Comments »Dear colleague and ABI stakeholder,
ONF is pleased to release the results of the Systems Analysis of Health and Community Services for Acquired Brain Injury in Ontario. Some of you took part in surveys and interviews, and this is greatly appreciated.
The Systems Analysis was initiated to describe the scope and nature of health and community services, the linkages that exist at the various points of the continuum, as well as linkages across transitions from children to adult services. The project examined services within and across LHINs and at a provincial level.
Attached for your interest is the ABI Systems Analysis – Executive Summary
We have also prepared Synopses on some specific aspects of the report, where findings, recommendations and implications are included.
– ABI Systems Analysis – Synopsis-Children and Youth Services
– ABI Systems Analysis – Synopsis-Mental Health Services
– ABI Systems Analysis – Synopsis-ALC and Wait Lists
– ABI Systems Analysis – Synopsis-Program Exclusion Criteria
I hope that you find this information interesting and helpful to you, your networks and your organization,
Kind regards,
Corinne Kagan
Senior Program Director, ABI
Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation
90 Eglinton Avenue East – Suite 601
Toronto, ON M4P 2Y3
Tel: (416) 422-2228, extension 204
Email: corinne@onf.org
