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In CF clinics across Canada, the most common barrier that healthcare workers face when providing care to their patients, is having too little time. The Health Human Resources Guidelines were developed to define specifically what amounts of time should be allocated for each discipline of CF clinical care; and to provide a summary of all the roles involved with CF care, reinforcing how these work together to provide comprehensive multidisciplinary care.
As a peer-reviewed document – with involvement from all CF clinics in Canada – the Health Human Resources Guidelines is an exclusively Canadian document that has been endorsed for implementation across the country. The Health Human Resources Guidelines have been incorporated into the Accreditation Site Visit program, so that hospital administrators can have clear benchmarks when allocating personnel resources to the CF clinics within their institutions.
Read Cystic Fibrosis Canada’s Health Human Resources Guidelines >
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Dedicated volunteers in Kitchener, ON are excited to announce their first annual Cystic Fibrosis Gala in support of Cystic Fibrosis Canada. The event will feature a buffet dinner with a cash/card bar, dance and a live performance from Windjammers, a 45-piece band.
*See event listing to learn more & purchase tickets today!
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Jo-Ann and Gordon Thow have been volunteering with Cystic Fibrosis Canada’s Durham CF Chapter since the birth of their son, Simon, who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at birth after displaying some common symptoms. The Thow’s live in the Durham region of southern Ontario, where they raised their son Simon and daughters, Megan and Sarah.
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