Your Voice. Your Impact.

Every person connected to Ontario’s primary care system has the power to create change. Whether you are part of primary care team, an individual clinician, a partner organization, or a member of the public, there is a role for you in strengthening team-based care primary across Ontario.

Your Voice. Your Impact.

Every person connected to Ontario’s primary care system has the power to create change. Whether you are part of primary care team, an individual clinician, a partner organization, or a member of the public, there is a role for you in strengthening team-based care primary across Ontario.

PRIMARY CARE TEAMS

Lead the movement.

Interprofessional teams are some of the most powerful advocates for how to drive system change in a person-centred way. Your on-the-ground experience should shape provincial priorities and help government understand what’s working, and what’s not.

Reach out to chat with us about how you can get involved in AFHTO’s advocacy today!

How you can take action:

Patients and The General Public

How you can take action:

Your voice matters.

The public has tremendous influence in shaping health policy, especially when it comes to access to family physicians, team-based care, and wait times. When community members speak up, the government listens. And when a critical mass of Ontarians get loud, the government acts.

Have questions or looking for more resources? Send us an email – we’d love to meet you and hear your story!

Researchers, Partner Organizations, and Associations

Strengthen our Collective Impact.

AFHTO is always looking to work closely with sector partners across the system, and locally at the community level. Coordinated advocacy accelerates outcomes, boosts policy change, and helps achieve greater alignment across the system.

Interested in partnering on advocacy? Get in touch today!

How you can take action:

Government & Policy Makers

How you can take action:

We are ready to work with you.

AFHTO is committed to helping the province deliver on its goals: expanding attachment, stabilizing the workforce, and improving patient outcomes. We bring real-time insights, implementation experience, and deep understanding of interprofessional care.

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