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Reham Abdelhalim

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Open access Sep 2026

Collaborative Governance in Action: Co-designing a Shared Performance Measurement System to Strengthen Accountability within the Burlington Ontario Health Team

Background: Integrated care systems rely on collaboration across organizations that traditionally function in silos. The Burlington Ontario Health Team (OHT) offers a compelling example of how formal collaborative governance can be operationalized to co-design meaningful performance measurement tools that foster shared...

Reham Abdelhalim · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Supporting the development of engagement capable environments for health system transformation in Ontario, Canada: Preliminary results from an implementation study

Background: Engaging and partnering with patients, families and caregivers (PFCs) is central to health system transformation. PFC engagement can support the development of more equitable health systems, yet many organizations face challenges doing this work effectively and sustainably.   Approach: In Ontario, health...

Julia Abelson, Kate Borthwick, Lindsay Wingham-Smith et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Leveraging Collaborative Networks to Adopt and Adapt Complex Interventions – the Example of HealthPathways in Canada

Background: Ontario Health Teams were introduced by the Government of Ontario, Canada, in 2019 to transform the delivery of healthcare by creating a more integrated, person-centered system. Their core mandate is to advance population health and equity, develop integrated care pathways, improve chronic disease managemen...

Sarah Jarmain, Mariam Al-Azem, Reham Abdelhalim · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

From Pilots to Populations: Adapting a Proven Integrated Care Model to Diverse Community Needs

Background: The Community Wellness Hub (CWH) model is a proven integrated care approach that coordinates the providers of health, wellness, housing, and social services to deliver integrated and collaborative care to older adults made vulnerable by social determinants of health. This innovative approach addresses many...

Reham Abdelhalim, Lauren MacEachern · 0 citations

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