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June 2024 GHHN Newsletter

June 2024 GHHN Newsletter

Happy June Partners,

As we come together to celebrate both Pride Month and Indigenous History Month, I want to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering hard work and dedication to advancing health equity. The GHHN values the unique perspectives of patients, partners, organizations and communities, it is through these efforts we can make a difference together.

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GHHN 2023 Annual Report

GHHN 2023 Annual Report

The Greater Hamilton Health Network is pleased to share the Greater Hamilton Health Network 2023 Annual Report.

The Annual Report highlights the incredible collective work of our valued partners, patients, families, carepartners, staff, and community members. Our sincere thank you for your ongoing engagement, leadership, and contributions to the shared initiatives and priorities of the GHHN. We have made remarkable strides over the past year, and we look forward to working with all our partners to continue to transform healthcare together.

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March 2024 GHHN Newsletter

March 2024 GHHN Newsletter

Happy March Everyone!

I know so many of you are busy with fiscal year end activities, so appreciate you taking the time to read the newsletter. Seasons are already changing, although I am not sure we had a true winter. We have added to the team this month to look after important priorities like mental health and addictions, health equity and home care. Over the last two months, GHHN has been busy moving our acceleration priorities ahead: consulting with patients and providers about CHF and COPD for our health pathway work, completing a primary care network readiness assessment and preparing for expanding team-based care in primary care.

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