About the Conference
The landscape of home and community care has been viewed through a much different lens in the last year, with the impacts of COVID-19 showing us vulnerable regions and which areas need more focus. Health care professionals have seen an increase in inequality and how social determinates affect health care.
This conference will examine resources that allow home and community care to thrive. We will discuss new ways in which communities take care of each other, how we keep acute care in hospitals, and what support is needed and necessary for those changes to be sustainable.
Care Coordinators
Clinical Services Supervisors
Nurse Practitioners
CEOs
Managers, Directors and VPs of
- Patient Care
- Program Development
- Safety
- Quality
- Risk
- Operations
Government Administrators
Political Influencers
Nurse Educators
And more…
Who Is This Conference For?
Administrators from organizations providing care in home and community settings and all other industry professionals with an interest in advancing home and community care services in Canada.
A Variety of Sessions
The conference tackles important topics such as emerging trends and meeting future challenges of the industry post COVID; aging in place; community coordination and engagement; community paramedicine, addiction and mental health amongst others.
Networking Opportunities
Network virtually with speakers and peers, discuss the biggest topics surrounding home and community care, and join us for a quiz-based networking event with a chance to win prizes.
Previously Featured Keynotes & Speakers
Aging in Place: The Role in Home Care for Delivering Better Outcomes and Quality of Life
with Elizabeth Dubee, Assistant Deputy Minister of Long-term Care & Disability Programs, Department of Social Development, Government of New Brunswick
Taking a Multipronged Approach to Address the Challenges Facing Seniors
with Isobel Mackenzie, Seniors Advocate, Office of the Seniors Advocate British Columbia
Isobel Mackenzie
Seniors Advocate, Office of the Seniors Advocate British Columbia
Elizabeth Dubee
Assistant Deputy Minister of Long-term Care & Disability Programs, Department of Social Development, Government of New Brunswick
Bronwyn Underhill
Director, Health Promotion & Community Engagement, Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre
Pricing
& Registration
Individuals
$443.00 HST
Access to all conference sessions
Network with speakers & delegates
(microphone and camera required)
Access to speaker presentations online
All conference sessions on-demand
Groups
$399.00 HST
Price per ticket. Three ticket minimum.
Access to all conference sessions
Network with speakers & delegates
(microphone and camera required)
Access to speaker presentations online
All conference sessions on-demand
Attention Students:
Special rates for in-person and online events are available for anyone pursuing a career in the health care industry.
Contact us at info@sparkconferences.com to receive your registration code.
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Enter for a chance to win free entry to the conference. Winners will be drawn at random and notified via email up to a week before the conference. See our full terms and conditions for more details.
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