Speaker letter e House Hansard index Parliament 42 Session 1

House speaker index

Letter: E

Elliott, Hon. C. (PC, Newmarket–Aurora)
- Addictions services
  - government strategy, 235, 300, 331–332, 2207, 2308, 2887
  - treatment and rehabilitation, 1724
- Addictions services funding, 299, 331, 577, 638, 2207, 2308, 2886, 3342–3343
- Alcohol retail
  - government strategy, 633
- Alcohol retail - buck-a-beer
  - incentives, 633
  - via minimum price floor, 633
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) beds
  - government strategy, 230
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients
  - placement of, 1428–1429, 1480
- Ambulances
  - dispatch services, 3294
- Assistive Devices Program (ADP)
  - wait times, 1793
- Basic Income Pilot cancellation
  - general remarks, 778
- Breast cancer
  - screening clinic
    - Health Sciences North (Sudbury), 2857–2858
- Cancer Care Ontario
  - and health care system reform, 3027
- Cancer treatment
  - and health care system reform, 3027
- Cancer treatment - take-home medication
  - government funding, 2413
- Cap-and-trade
  - revenue for green programs, 173
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
  - fiscal impact, 173
- Children and youth in care
  - investigation directive re deaths, 1232
- College of Midwives of Ontario
  - government funding, 2938, 2941
- Council on Improving Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine, 83
- Curriculum - health and physical education
  - stakeholders, 631–632
  - teacher-student discussions, 632
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2015)
  - consultation process, 126, 170, 631–632
  - public opinion, 126, 170
- Curriculum - health and physical education (proposed)
  - consultation process, 126, 170, 333–334, 631–632
  - content, 126, 631–632
- Education - elementary/secondary
  - math scores, 631
- Education funding - elementary/secondary
  - program review, 2464–2465
- Emergency first responders
  - mental health, 577
  - mental health funding, 577
- Government expenditures - budget allocation
  - health care
    - administration, 3436
    - general remarks, 3443
- Government finances
  - fiscal policies, 1225–1226
  - general remarks, 2464
- Government finances - line-by-line review
  - mandate, 1226
  - selection of auditors, 127
- Health care
  - communication technology, 1481
  - equity of access, 640–641
  - general remarks, 2259
  - government strategy, 230
  - wait-lists, 3021
- Health care funding
  - federal/provincial jurisdiction, 641
- Health care - primary
  - preventive care
    - general remarks, 2138–2139
- Health care services
  - billing structure, 3437, 3444
  - public vs. private delivery, 3021–3022, 3030, 3119
- Health care services - delivery
  - community-based model, 3437
  - coordination of care, 3339, 3438
  - public vs. private, 3241, 3334
- Health care system
  - funding source, 3437
  - general remarks, 3336, 3436
- Health care system - reform
  - consultation process, 3027, 3119, 3436
  - digital and technological reforms, 3250–3251
    - general remarks, 3443
  - general remarks, 3022, 3030, 3119, 3371, 3436–3437
  - stakeholder response, 3335, 3340
  - virtual care, 3339
- Health insurance - private
  - OHIP+ formulary transition deadline, 13
- Home and community care
  - interprovincial billing agreements, 3241
- Hospital beds
  - government funding
    - surge capacity, 1429, 1481–1482, 1484, 1788, 1840, 2089, 2258
- Hospital funding
  - formula, 1486
- Hospital funding by site
  - Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, Wallaceburg campus, 3379
  - Grand River Hospital (Kitchener), 3334
  - Health Sciences North (Sudbury), 376, 1120, 1485, 2857
  - West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, 2738
- Hospital services
  - West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, 1924, 1991
- Hospital - staff
  - layoffs
    - Health Sciences North (Sudbury), 376
- Hospitals
  - transition services
    - coordination of, 3021, 3030
- Hospitals - overcrowding
  - general remarks, 1121, 1429
  - government strategy, 1483–1486, 1987, 3030
- Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry
  - and Auditor General, 127
  - members
    - qualifications, 127
- Indigenous communities - health care
  - mental health services, 1082
- Long-term care
  - personal support workers, shortage, 1272
- Long-term-care beds
  - new, 230, 336, 1079, 1480, 1483–1484, 1788, 1840, 2139–2140, 2258, 2310–2311
  - new, geographic allocation, 2311
  - wait times, 3436
  - wait-lists, 1272, 1480, 2140
- Long-term-care facilities
  - Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry, 336, 1178
    - status, 1272
  - staffing levels, 3182
- Managing Transformation: A Modernization Action Plan for Ontario (2018)
  - recommendations
    - government response to, 1226
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 1731, 2469
- Mental health care funding
  - allocation, 331, 2308
  - general remarks, 299, 331, 368, 577, 638, 738–739, 1079, 1428, 1788, 1840, 1927, 1929, 2258, 2886
- Mental health care services
  - government strategy, 235, 300, 331, 577–578, 638, 738, 756–757, 2887
  - housing services, 638, 2308
  - integration across ministries, 638
- Mental illness
  - hospital admissions, 1428
- Ministerial statements
  - Health care
    - presented, 3250–3251
- Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
  - health care system reform
    - ministry documents
      - unauthorized disclosure, 3021
- North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) - renegotiation
  - effect on manufacturing industry, 1032
- Nurses
  - layoffs
    - Health Sciences North (Sudbury), 1120
- OHIP+: Children and Youth Pharmacare Program
  - formulary, 13, 18
  - second-payer model, 13, 18
- Ontario Health
  - agencies transferred under, 3250
  - general remarks, 3438
  - implementation timeline, 3438
- Ontario health teams
  - general remarks, 3250, 3437
- Ontario Medical Association (OMA)
  - contract negotiations, 2138
- Opioid abuse
  - death and hospitalizations due to, investigations into, 2206
  - general remarks, 737
  - government response
    - federal funding, 1081
  - task force, 1885–1886
- Oral questions
  - Addiction services
    - responded to, 299–300, 332, 369–370, 1081, 1276–1278, 1724, 2206–2207, 3342–3343
  - Ambulance services
    - responded to, 3294
  - Anti-smoking initiatives for youth
    - responded to, 1486–1487
  - Assistive devices
    - responded to, 1793
  - Beverage alcohol sales
    - responded to, 633
  - Cancer treatment
    - responded to, 2413, 3027
  - Child protection
    - responded to, 1232–1233
  - Climate change
    - responded to, 173–174
  - Community safety
    - responded to, 171–172
  - Curriculum
    - responded to, 126–127, 169–170, 333–334, 631–632
  - Education funding
    - responded to, 2464–2465
  - Ethical standards
    - responded to, 2348
  - Flu immunization
    - responded to, 2046–2047, 2088–2089
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 2881
  - Government spending and accounting practices
    - responded to, 127
  - Health and long-term care
    - responded to, 230
  - Health care
    - responded to, 2089, 2138–2139, 2258–2259, 3021–3022, 3030, 3119, 3241, 3286–3288, 3291, 3334–3336, 3339–3340, 3477–3478
  - Health care funding
    - responded to, 1079, 1788, 1987, 2938, 2941, 3371, 3564–3565
  - Home care
    - responded to, 1840
  - Hospital funding
    - responded to, 376, 1428–1429, 1480–1486, 1792, 2737–2738, 2857–2858, 3125, 3379, 3472–3473, 3614
  - Hospital services
    - responded to, 83, 1120–1121, 1924–1925, 1991
  - Indigenous health care
    - responded to, 640–641, 3472
  - Indigenous mental health services
    - responded to, 1082
  - International trade
    - responded to, 1032–1033
  - Labour dispute
    - responded to, 177, 298, 2094–2095, 2312
  - Long-term care
    - responded to, 336, 1178–1179, 1272, 2139–2140, 2258, 2310–2311, 3182
  - Mental health and addiction services
    - responded to, 235, 331, 2308, 2886–2887, 3005
  - Mental health services
    - responded to, 368, 577–578, 638, 738–739, 1927–1929
  - Opioid abuse
    - responded to, 736–737, 772, 1321, 1433–1434, 1885–1886
  - Palliative care
    - responded to, 3241
  - Pharmacare
    - responded to, 13, 18
  - Prescription drugs
    - responded to, 3372
  - Privatization of public assets
    - responded to, 1225–1226
  - School facilities
    - responded to, 2463
  - Social assistance
    - responded to, 777–778
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
  - first reading, 3249–3250
  - ministerial statement, 3250–3251
  - second reading, 3436–3438, 3443–3444
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  - general remarks, 577
- Prescription drugs - funding
  - Spinraza, 3372
- Private members' public business
  - Mental health and addiction services
    - responded to, 756–757
- Rehabilitation centres
  - government funding
    - Hotel Dieu Shaver, 1792
- Rehabilitation centres - funding by site
  - Hotel Dieu Shaver, 3125
- Safe consumption sites
  - federal permit extension, 1321
  - general remarks, 1321
  - government funding, 1724
  - government strategy, 299–300, 332, 736–737, 772
  - licensing
    - eligibility, 2206–2207
  - new sites, criteria, 1724
  - new sites, moratorium on, 772
  - by region
    - London, extension approval, 736, 772
    - St. Catharines, 1928
  - review
    - stakeholder consultations, 369–370, 1081, 1276, 1277–1278, 1433–1434
- School facilities
  - capital projects funding
    - London, 2463, 2465
- Social assistance programs
  - financial benefit, changes in, 777
  - government strategy
    - development timeline, 777–778
    - job availability, 778
- Special Advisor on Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine
  - role of, 83
- Statements by stakeholders
  - health care, 3340
- Strikes
  - Owen Sound Family Health Organization, 177
  - Port Arthur Health Centre, 177
  - Thunder Bay District Health Unit, 2094–2095, 2312
- Vaccines
  - flu shot
    - access to, 2046–2047
    - availability of, 2088–2089
    - government funding for, 2088
    - high-dose, availability of, 2089
- Vaping and youth
  - regulations, 1486–1487

House speaker index

Letter: E

Elliott, Hon. C. (PC, Newmarket–Aurora)