Resources for Navigating the Health Care System

 In South Georgian Bay

Resources for Caregivers

The South Georgian Bay OHT has developed a list of resources for caregivers which includes courses, programs, reading materials and organizations that can support you.

Co-designed Patient Resources 

The South Georgian Bay Ontario Health Team is committed to ensuring that everyone in our region has the best care possible. We have co-designed these resources with our Patient Family Advisory Council members to help you navigate the healthcare system. They are based on extensive research and consultation. 

PFAC Questions to ask your Doctor (4 × 6 in)

QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER

Asking questions at your healthcare appointment can help you understand the information your provider is sharing with you. You can print off these questions to bring to your next healthcare appointment.

PATIENT HANDBOOK

Need help navigating the local healthcare system? Our handbook has tips on booking, preparing for and attending appointments, as well as advice on how to prepare for testing, procedures, new medication, and hospital stays.

As a patient/client, friend, family member, or caregiver, you are an advocate for your health care or the health care of someone else. Advocating makes sure that the person you are advocating for gets the best health care possible.

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING AN ADVOCATE

As a patient/client, friend, family member, or caregiver, you are an advocate for your health care or the health care of someone else. Click the button bewlo to learn more about advocating for the best care possible.

PFAC Questions to ask your Doctor (4 × 6 in)

UNDERSTANDING AI SCRIBES

Many local providers are now using a new tool called the AutoScribe, to help document your visits more easily and accurately. Click the button below to learn more about thiss AI technology.

PFAC Questions to ask your Doctor (4 × 6 in)

PATIENT HANDOUTS & RESOURCES

Resources to help you understand common illnesses and health concerns to better manage your health and make informed decisions.

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