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Cet article fait état d’une recherche sur l’offre active de services en français en Ontario. L’étude avait pour objectifs de recenser les définitions de l’offre active de services en français; d’identifier les pratiques d’offre active (facilitateurs ou obstacles); d’identifier les indicateurs de mesure de l’offre active et de proposer des recommandations permettant d’améliorer l’offre active de services en français. À cette fin, une revue documentaire, une enquête auprès de professionnels...
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Abstract: Objective: To determine how many physicians in Ontario express a proficiency in providing services in the French language, and to assess the geographic distribution of such physicians. Design: Population-based analysis of the 2007 College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario Annual Membership Renewal Survey. Setting: Ontario. Participants: A total of 22688 GPs, FPs, and other specialists certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Royal College of Physicians...
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Background There is ample evidence of ethnic and linguistic segregation in the Canadian labour market. However, it is unknown if there is equitable representation of visible and linguistic minorities in nursing professions. Methods We cross-tabulated aggregate data from Statistics Canada’s 2006 Census. Analyses examined the distribution of visible and linguistic minorities, including visible minority sub-groups, among health managers, head nurses, registered nurses, licensed nurses and...
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A strong body of evidence demonstrates that education, prevention and intervention, in the context of HIV/AIDS, should take ethno-racial diversity into account. The current research focuses on the cultural sensitivity manifested by AIDS service organisation ASO professionals towards Francophone minority persons living with HIV/AIDS Francophone PHAs in the two main urban centres of Ontario: Ottawa and Toronto. More specifically, this qualitative research will describe two different points of...
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Considérant qu’un Canadien sur neuf hospitalisé pour maladie mentale retournera à l’urgence moins d’un mois après sa sortie d’hôpital, il importe de documenter, dans une perspective socio-historique, les itinéraires « transinstitutionnels » des personnes souffrant de troubles psychiques. Nous proposons ici une note de recherche sur l’enquête que nous menons sur l’évolution des services de soins de santé mentale des communautés de langue officielle en situation minoritaire, en particulier,...
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With the increase in international mobility, healthcare systems should no longer be ignoring language barriers. In addition to the benefit of reducing long‐term costs, immigrant‐friendly organizations should be concerned with mitigating the way language barriers increase individuals’ social vulnerabilities and inequities in health care and health status. This paper reports the findings of a qualitative, exploratory study of the health literacy of ...
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