M-THAC Projects: Received Award from Opportunities Funding (including other funding)

• A Case Study of the Conversion of an Alberta Nursing Home to a Designated Assisted Living Program
• A Community-based Approach to Exploring Brain Injury from an Aboriginal Perspective
• Almost Home: Reforming Home and Community-Based care in Ontario
• Applied Health Human Resource Research Unit: Measuring Ontario's Needs
• Assessing the Consequences of Delisting Publicly Funded Community-Based Physical Therapy on Self-Reported Health in Ontario, Canada: A Prospective Cohort Study
  
• Boundaries of Medicare
  
• Canadian Research Network for Care in the Community (CRNCC)
• Development and Evaluation of Guidelines to Facilitate Return to Productive Occupations following Soft Tissue Injuries of the Neck and Back
• Do Regionalization Models Matter? Home Care Resource Allocation in the Maritime Provinces
• Employment Patterns among Ontario Allied Health Professionals.
  
• Estimating Operational Efficiencies of Long-Term Care Facilities in Ontario
  
• Factors Facilitating and Maximizing Learning about Nursing Best Practice Guidelines through the Pilot Project Process
  
• familycaregiving.ca: Innovative Ways to Serve Family Caregivers of People with Traumatic Brain Injury in Northern Ontario
  
• Health Service Utilization associated with Suicidal Behaviours in the Elderly in Ontario
  
• Impact of Profit Motive on Clinical Autonomy: The Case of Rehabilitation Professionals in Ontario
• Improving OT Home Safety Services Using Outcome Data
  
• Knowledge Transfer to Improve Teacher Awareness of Students with Fine Motor Problems
  
• Learning Capacity in Ontario's Long-Term Care Facilities: A Study of Factors that Affect the Adoption, Transfer, Adaptation and Retention of Clinical Practice Guidelines
• Local Responses to State Retrenchment: Nonprofit Organizations in the Waterloo & Wellington Dufferin Home and Social Care Sector
  
• Long Term Service Needs in Traumatic Brain Injury
• M-THAC Lectures
  
• Out-of-pocket costs for cancer patients in Ontario
  
• Physical Therapy Services in Ontario: Assessing a Changing Public/Private Mix
• Public access to health services for the frail elderly in Long Term Care: A case study for Physiotherapy in Ontario
  
• Reading the Fine Print: Focus on Long-Term care Insurance
  
• Resetting the Institutional and Structural Balance in Canada's Health System: the Case of Rehabilitation Services in Ontario
  
• Wheelchair Use Among Community Dwelling Seniors
• Where Do Nurses Work? Work Place and Work Setting

Bonus Track: Related Projects from M-THAC Researchers and Partners

• Bonus Tracks: Canadian Healthcare Association
• Bonus Tracks: Canadian Institute for Health Information
• Bonus Tracks: Canadian Medical Association
• Bonus Tracks: Conference Board of Canada
• Bonus Tracks: Hollander Analytical
• Bonus Tracks: Insurance Bureau of Canada
• Bonus Tracks: M-THAC Researchers
• Bonus Tracks: NHSRU
• Building a Public Dialogue Framework for Defining the Medicare Basket
• Exploring Alternative Funding Models for Canadian Health Care
  
• From Hospital to Home and Community: Analyzing Local Realities and Global Logics
• Health Human Resource Planning
  
• National Evaluation of the Cost-Effectiveness of Home Care
  
• Policy Implications of Geography and Scope of Services for Telehealth
• Prescriptions for Pediatric Home Care
• When Home is Community: Community Support Services and the Well-Being of Seniors in Supportive and Social Housing