For service providers
One team. One vision. One mission.
A network of partners that transcends sectorial silos to optimize the local health system and better serve the population.
The Archipel Ontario Health Team (OHT) is a group of organizations and individuals planning and providing health care and community services for the 200,000 people living in the regions of Eastern Ottawa and Prescott-Russell.
A collective vision
Archipel partners work together to build a diverse, inclusive and equitable community network that can meet the varied and evolving needs of its population, so that each individual can reach their full potential for health and well-being throughout their life.
A common mission
Our OHT works in concert with health system stakeholders and users to achieve a common goal: a more equitable and accessible health system redesigned by and for its population. The multisectoral collaboration and co-design with the population therefore aims to plan and provide equitable access to an integrated and coordinated continuum of care and services.
A shared leadership
To move forward, we have to make decisions—and we make them collectively. In order to work in a concerted and efficient manner, the members of Archipel OHT sign and commit to implement the Collaborative Decision-Making Agreement (CDMA) and Share-Leadership Framework(PDF).
We value diverse partnerships and shared leadership to promote the best use of limited resources for the common good and to achieve our collective vision.
Who are the members of Archipel OHT?
The Archipel OHT members are the representatives of the organizations that signed the CDMA, and the community representatives (partner clients). Our team includes close to 70 members. Archipel has two categories of members: Partner and Affiliate. Check out the list of our members.
Archipel Partner
A partner is an entity that is fully committed to the initiatives of Archipel OHT and ultimately responsible for the success and achievement of the common goal. The signature of the CDMA is required to obtain and maintain this status.
Archipel Affiliate
An affiliated member has expertise in a specific field, or is an organization that works with multiple OHTs, or is not primarily funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and the Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care. The affiliated members have interests that align with the common objective of Archipel OHT.
How to become a member of OHT Archipel?
Membership in our Ontario Health Team is voluntary. Applicant organizations must pursue the common goal and commit to the collective vision, values and guiding principles of the CDMA. The Executive Committee is responsible for evaluating applications and accepting new members.
- To get a better understanding of our health team, please review the Collaborative Decision-Making Agreement (CDMA) and Share-Leadership Framework (PDF).
- Fill out the OHT Archipel membership application form hosted on an Office Form.
If you have any questions regarding the application process, please send us an email at info@eso-archipel.ca.
