Guides et trousses d’outils

Un comité d'experts composé de chercheurs et de dirigeants d'organismes sans but lucratif a élaboré une déclaration de consensus sur le rôle de l'activité physique dans la prévention et la prise en charge de la maladie d'Alzheimer chez les personnes âgées en se basant sur le rapport The Role of Physical Activity in the Prevention and Management of Alzheimer’s Disease—Implications for Ontario.

Leur contribution a été utilisée pour créer la trousse d’outils sur l’activité physique et la maladie d’Alzheimer. La trousse d’outils comprend à la fois une brochure d’information et un calendrier de planification.

The CHOICE-D Guide aims to help individuals understand the evidence-based treatments that are available for managing depression. The guide includes information about medications, psychological treatments, brain stimulation treatments and complementary & alternative treatments.

This resource was created in partnership with people with lived experience of depression. All information was adapted from the CANMAT 2016 Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Adults with Major Depressive Disorder, which were published in the Journal of Psychiatry in 2016.

The Provincial Guidelines Series is the result of a collaborative effort between Critical Care Services Ontario (CCSO), the Epilepsy Implementation Task Force (EITF), and Provincial Neurosurgery Ontario (PNO). The EITF was established in June 2013 and was co-chaired by Dr. Carter Snead, Pediatric Neurologist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, and Brenda Flaherty, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer of Hamilton Health Sciences.

The EITF brought together leaders from within the epilepsy community to help develop a complete approach to epilepsy care in Ontario. The recommendations found in the guidelines series were developed to improve the quality and consistency of epilepsy care, and to ensure that all Ontarians with epilepsy have timely access to treatment, including surgical care.

Critical Care Services Ontario (CCSO) in collaboration with Provincial Neurosurgery Ontario, and the Epilepsy Implementation Taskforce (EITF), has released a new resource for primary care physicians, neurologists, and any health care provider engaged in the care of patients with epilepsy. This set of guidelines aims to help with the diagnosis, treatment, and referral practices from the moment of a patient’s first seizure. For more information about the documents below, see the memorandum from CCSO.