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Evaluating outcomes in Ontario's Wait Time Strategy: Part 4.

Joann Trypuc¹, Alan Hudson, Hugh MacLeod

¹Toronto's University Health Network and Cancer Care, Ontario.

Healthcare Quarterly (Toronto, Ont.)

|May 12, 2007

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Ontario's Wait Time Strategy, a major change management initiative, is evaluated for its success in meeting goals set in 2004. The analysis covers foundational elements and outcomes to date.

Area of Science:

Health policy
Healthcare management

Background:

Ontario's Wait Time Strategy launched in November 2004.
It represents a significant change management initiative in healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the achievement of goals set by Ontario's Wait Time Strategy.
To analyze the strategy's inputs and outputs.

Main Methods:

Overview of the strategy's foundational building blocks (inputs).
Detailed analysis of the strategy's outcomes to date (outputs).

Main Results:

Analysis of strategy inputs.
Assessment of strategy outputs and outcomes.

Conclusions:

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The study determines whether Ontario has achieved its Wait Time Strategy goals.
Provides insights into the effectiveness of the healthcare change management initiative.