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The Erie St. Clair and South West Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) are proud to provide you with this French Language Services Toolkit. The Toolkit is primarily intended to support designated and identified health services providers in implementing and delivering quality services in French as per their mandate. It will also be a useful resource to other health service providers in meeting the needs of their patients/clients. The Toolkit was developed to provide an overview on a...
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Les Réseaux locaux d’intégration des services de santé (RLISS) d’Érié St. Clair et du Sud-Ouest sont fiers de vous présenter la Trousse sur les services en français. La trousse se veut un outil d’aide aux fournisseurs identifiés et désignés de services de santé pour mettre en œuvre et dispenser des services en français de qualité, conformément à leur mandat. Elle est également une ressource utile aux autres fournisseurs de services de santé qui souhaitent répondre aux besoins de...
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Résumé Ce tableau de bord propose une visualition interactive des données afin d'illustrer le potentiel de l'analyse géographique et de mieux compremdre les besoins des communautés francophones de l'Ontario en matière de soins de longue durée, dans une perspective d'équité et d'accès aux services. Abstract This dashboard provides an interactive visualization of data to illustrate the potential of geographic analysis and to better understand the long-term care needs of Ontario's Francophone...
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In several regions of the province, Francophones are in a minority situation. In several places, health services in French are minimal or even non-existent. Many stakeholders are trying to find solutions to improve or implement health services in French. Often these solutions are not always easy to identify or put in place. In this context, the Erie St. Clair/SouthWest French Language Health Planning Entity has used the services of a consultant who did an analysis of best practices in...
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The availability of health services in French is not only weak but also inexistent in some regions in Canada. As a result, estimated 78% of more than a million of Francophones living in a minority situation in Canada experience difficulties accessing health care in French. To promote the delivery of health services in French, publicly funded organizations are encouraged to take measures to ensure that French-language services are clearly visible, available, easily accessible, and equivalent...
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An active offer of French-language health services (FLHS) was introduced in several Canadian provinces to help create an environment that will anticipate the needs of Francophones in their community and will stimulate the demand for services in French. For the active offer to be implemented, changes in how health services are organized and managed at both organizational and system levels must be introduced. In this perspective paper, we identify several success strategies and potential...
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Access to French Language Services, more specifically to long term care beds and specialized dementia care units are not equitable and accessible across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and do not meet the specific needs of the Francophones in terms of location and language needs. Based on the goals of laying the foundation for action-oriented public / private / not-for-profit partnerships (social enterprise), better defining the needs of the Francophone community for specialized long-term...
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As has been reported in Canadian research on the experiences of Francophone patients and Francophone health professionals, active offer is not common or well performed in the Ontario healthcare system (Bernier, 2009; Boileau, 2016; Bouchard & Desmeules, 2013; Drolet et al., 2014; Hien & Lafontant, 2013). This descriptive quantitative research explored the self-reported awareness and implementation of the active offer concept during clinical placements by English language program 4th year...
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This report presents the results of a research project on the occupational integration of French speaking immigrants in healthcare, in Francophone minority communities. Through interviews, this project examines the challenges faced by French-speaking immigrants working or pursuing a career in the health sector in Nova Scotia, Ontario and Alberta. Researchers also mobilized literature on the occupational integration of immigrants, data from the 2016 Census and the results of quantitative...
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