Razia Rashed
Biographic Data
| ID | 6774137 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Razia Rashed |
| GIVEN NAMES | Razia |
| FAMILY NAME | Rashed |
| SIGNATURE | RASHED R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Toronto Public Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Neighborhood-based Local Innovations to Solve Global Problems
Background: In Ontario, Canada, health care is organized and delivered in local communities in the form of Ontario Health Teams (OHTs). The East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) (OHT) serves a population of approximately 400,000 people across 21 urban neighborhoods in the City of Toronto. ETHP has developed a neighborhood care portfolio of projects designed to improve population health by focusing on addressing health inequities within our highest …
Sharing power – East Toronto Health Partners’ triad model of leadership
Background: In 2024, East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP), moved to a triad model of leadership by enabling a representative of the community and ETHP’s advisory network to collaborate with the administrative and clinical leads at the highest level of decision-making. This triad leadership structure is a first of its kind in an Ontario Health Team (OHT). Approach: ETHP’s advisor network is a community of patients, caregivers, and community members…
Implementation and Evaluation Capacity Building
Background: This presentation is about engaging patients and caregivers in the implementation and evaluation of integrated healthcare interventions. Specifically, we will focus on the co-creation of program theories of change to guide the implementation and evaluation process. The use of theories of change ensures “work as imagined” is as close as possible to “work as done,” thereby setting the program and people involved up for success. It also …
Citizen-Researchers in Action
Background: Our project is a collaboration among community members, a hospital, and community organizations aimed at advancing health equity within historically underserved communities. By training community members as citizen-researchers, we conduct needs assessments that inform priority setting and resource allocation. We use mixed methods to evaluate our approach and partnership through process and outcome evaluations.Our audience is healthcar…
Co-Design with Caregivers
Background: As a leading Ontario Health Team (OHT), East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) have undertaken various initiatives to include patients, community members, and caregivers in program design, planning, and service development. ETHP's Caregiver Advisory Group (CAG) exemplifies true co-design, working on projects and initiatives for caregivers, by caregivers.We are targeting integrated care researchers, policy-makers, OHTs, and organizations …
East Effort - A Community-Based Network of Ambassadors solve Health System Inequities in Toronto
Background: Toronto equity deserving neighbourhoods often have poorer access to care and worse health outcomes than the rest of the city. Through a community-based network of Community Health Ambassadors (CHAs) we are addressing the root causes of these inequities and working together to create strong, healthy communities in east Toronto. Audience: Policy makers, funders, frontline organizations and community leaders will be interested to learn h…
Evaluation Capacity Building
This workshop is about engaging patients in evaluation methods, specifically developing program theories to focus on and guide evaluations. The use of theories in evaluations helps to understand why a program is having an impact and what could be done to promote results or scale and spread. Using program theories when evaluating integrated care initiatives, shows how the intervention is expected to produce its results. The use of these tools help…
Addressing issues of health equity in East Toronto's Taylor-Massey priority neighbourhood through community partnership
Background: East Toronto Ontario Health Team (ETHP) has adopted equity-based approach to engagement as part of its strategy to achieve improvements in population health by focusing on East Toronto's priority neighbourhoods and improving equity in access to healthcare.We are focusing on mobilizing integrated care researchers, provincial and municipal policymakers, OHT partner organizations, service providers, patients, caregivers, and other commun…
East Toronto Health Partners
Developing a shared quality agenda has led to a new focus on population health within our community in East Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Amidst pandemic recovery, community members often struggle to access care. Health care organizations are challenged to support patient flow and mental health needs, and to catch up on preventative care and chronic disease management that was delayed due to reduced in-person care. One might think that these pressure…
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East Toronto Health Partners
Developing a shared quality agenda has led to a new focus on population health within our community in East Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Amidst pandemic recovery, community members often struggle to access care. Health care organizations are challenged to support patient flow and mental health needs, and to catch up on preventative care and chronic disease management that was delayed due to reduced in-person care. One might think that these pressure…
Citizen-Researchers in Action
Background: Our project is a collaboration among community members, a hospital, and community organizations aimed at advancing health equity within historically underserved communities. By training community members as citizen-researchers, we conduct needs assessments that inform priority setting and resource allocation. We use mixed methods to evaluate our approach and partnership through process and outcome evaluations.Our audience is healthcar…
Co-Design with Caregivers
Background: As a leading Ontario Health Team (OHT), East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) have undertaken various initiatives to include patients, community members, and caregivers in program design, planning, and service development. ETHP's Caregiver Advisory Group (CAG) exemplifies true co-design, working on projects and initiatives for caregivers, by caregivers.We are targeting integrated care researchers, policy-makers, OHTs, and organizations …
East Effort - A Community-Based Network of Ambassadors solve Health System Inequities in Toronto
Background: Toronto equity deserving neighbourhoods often have poorer access to care and worse health outcomes than the rest of the city. Through a community-based network of Community Health Ambassadors (CHAs) we are addressing the root causes of these inequities and working together to create strong, healthy communities in east Toronto. Audience: Policy makers, funders, frontline organizations and community leaders will be interested to learn h…
Evaluation Capacity Building
This workshop is about engaging patients in evaluation methods, specifically developing program theories to focus on and guide evaluations. The use of theories in evaluations helps to understand why a program is having an impact and what could be done to promote results or scale and spread. Using program theories when evaluating integrated care initiatives, shows how the intervention is expected to produce its results. The use of these tools help…
Addressing issues of health equity in East Toronto's Taylor-Massey priority neighbourhood through community partnership
Background: East Toronto Ontario Health Team (ETHP) has adopted equity-based approach to engagement as part of its strategy to achieve improvements in population health by focusing on East Toronto's priority neighbourhoods and improving equity in access to healthcare.We are focusing on mobilizing integrated care researchers, provincial and municipal policymakers, OHT partner organizations, service providers, patients, caregivers, and other commun…
Neighborhood-based Local Innovations to Solve Global Problems
Background: In Ontario, Canada, health care is organized and delivered in local communities in the form of Ontario Health Teams (OHTs). The East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) (OHT) serves a population of approximately 400,000 people across 21 urban neighborhoods in the City of Toronto. ETHP has developed a neighborhood care portfolio of projects designed to improve population health by focusing on addressing health inequities within our highest …
Sharing power – East Toronto Health Partners’ triad model of leadership
Background: In 2024, East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP), moved to a triad model of leadership by enabling a representative of the community and ETHP’s advisory network to collaborate with the administrative and clinical leads at the highest level of decision-making. This triad leadership structure is a first of its kind in an Ontario Health Team (OHT). Approach: ETHP’s advisor network is a community of patients, caregivers, and community members…
Implementation and Evaluation Capacity Building
Background: This presentation is about engaging patients and caregivers in the implementation and evaluation of integrated healthcare interventions. Specifically, we will focus on the co-creation of program theories of change to guide the implementation and evaluation process. The use of theories of change ensures “work as imagined” is as close as possible to “work as done,” thereby setting the program and people involved up for success. It also …
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