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News and Upcoming Events

  • Ontario Collaborative for Aging Well Discussion Forum – December 2, 2026

    On December 2, 2026, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm, the Ontario Collaborative for Aging Well (OCAW) will hold a province-wide open forum for Ontario Health Teams, Primary Care Networks, Specialized Geriatric and Seniors’ Mental Health Services and community partners working to support older adults and care partners as part of ongoing the OCAW discussion forum. Co‑facilitated by PGLO and the Centre for Studies in Aging and Health, this session highlights practical, co-designed resources tailored specifically for older adults. Attendees will gain valuable insights into managing diabetes among Indigenous older adults, navigating multicultural caregiving dynamics, and empowering seniors with targeted questions for their primary care providers. Additionally, the presentations will outline various healthcare pathways to optimize support and outcomes. 

  • PGLO Leadership Development Series: Leading Implementation

    Join us on November 4, 2026 from 1:00 to 2:00 for PGLO's second session in a five-part leadership development series designed for geriatric and seniors' care leaders navigating system transformation, innovation, and implementation within Ontario's evolving health system. In this month's interactive session, we will learn about turning evidence into sustainable practice.

  • Preparing Primary Care for an Aging Ontario: Attachment Is Only the Beginning

    As Ontario expands primary care attachment, how do we ensure primary care teams are equipped to support older adults living with complex health needs? PGLO’s recent AFHTO presentation explored a simple proposition: sustainable attachment for an aging population requires both workforce preparation and better integration of geriatric expertise into primary care. 

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