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External Review of the Federally Funded Pan-Canadian Health Organizations – Implementation Phase - Canada.ca
Apr 18, 2025
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External Review of the Federally Funded Pan-Canadian Health Organizations – Implementation Phase - Canada.ca
Jan 1, 2026
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--- +++ @@ -1,8 +1,6 @@ External Review of the Federally Funded Pan-Canadian Health Organizations – Implementation Phase Development of an implementation plan (July - December, 2018)-On March 27, 2018, the-report of the external review of the federally funded pan-Canadian health organizations (PCHOs)-was released. In it, Drs. PG Forest and Danielle Martin made clear that while these organizations have made significant contributions over the years, the suite of PCHOs needs to be reconfigured and/or remandated in order to meet the needs of Canada's health systems in the future. The report set out four possible scenarios for change, rooted in five major themes: (1) drugs and pharmaceutical policy; (2) data, information, reporting and digital health; (3) quality, innovation and system transformation; (4) partnerships for health; and (5) process improvements.+On March 27, 2018, the report of the external review of the federally funded pan-Canadian health organizations (PCHOs) was released. In it, Drs. PG Forest and Danielle Martin made clear that while these organizations have made significant contributions over the years, the suite of PCHOs needs to be reconfigured and/or remandated in order to meet the needs of Canada's health systems in the future. The report set out four possible scenarios for change, rooted in five major themes: (1) drugs and pharmaceutical policy; (2) data, information, reporting and digital health; (3) quality, innovation and system transformation; (4) partnerships for health; and (5) process improvements. Recognizing the importance of taking thoughtful and measured action in reconfiguring and/or remandating the suite of organizations, Health Canada has established an Implementation Steering Group (ISG) consisting of three respected Canadian health system leaders: Ms. Leslee Thompson, Dr. Jean-Louis Denis, and Mr. Stéphane Robichaud. The role of the ISG is to develop a proposal and detailed implementation plan for reconfiguring and/or remandating the PCHO suite, building on the work of Drs. Forest and Martin. The ISG will be undertaking this work over the summer and fall of 2018, with the forward path to be announced by the Minister in early 2019. Related information@@ -33,10 +31,6 @@ supporting the external review. Expand All Collapse All-Update: March 27, 2018-The-final report-is now available. Update: October 12, 2017 Interested individuals and organizations are now able to provide input on the issues under review. For the key questions on which the advisors are interested in hearing your views and instructions on how to submit written input, please go to the Guidelines and Questions for Stakeholders@@ -77,5 +71,4 @@ Canadian Partnership Against Cancer Mental Health Commission of Canada Page details-Date modified: 2018-07-23