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Webinar recording: Implementing plant-rich diets

On January 31, 2023, Nourish co-hosted a webinar on implementing health care menus that are rich in plants and more sustainable, in collaboration with the Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care, PEACH Health Ontario, and CASCADES.

Webinar recording: Food prescriptions with Kate Mulligan

On January 25, we hosted a discussion with Dr. Kate Mulligan about food prescribing. Kate presented on social prescribing and opportunities related to food, and discussed ways to measure the impact of food prescribing.

Webinar: Hospitals and Long Term Care Facilities as Anchor Institutions

Source: Nourish
Year: 2017
How can hospitals and long-term care (LTC) homes build the health and wealth of their patients, staff, and communities through the food they source and serve? This webinar explores American and Canadian examples of leadership to position institutions as anchors of wellbeing for the populations they serve. 

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Webinar: Hospitals and Long Term Care Facilities as Anchor Institutions

Webinar: Hospitals and Long Term Care Facilities as Anchor Institutions

Source: Nourish
Year: 2017
How can hospitals and long-term care (LTC) homes build the health and wealth of their patients, staff, and communities through the food they source and serve? This webinar explores American and Canadian examples of leadership to position institutions as anchors of wellbeing for the populations they serve. 

Webinar: Getting more of what you want – More powerful procurement

Date: Friday April 21, 2017

How can we move towards more high value, strategic, and sustainable procurement? In this conversation, we hear from changemakers on how they are empowering health care purchasers to take control of their sourcing, and working with suppliers to get more value from procurement.

Featuring Dan Munshaw (City of Thunder Bay), Victoria Wakefield (University of British Columbia), and Hayley Lapalme (Nourish).

Webinar: Traditional foods & reconciliation

In this conversation, hear from Elders and community leaders in how they have strengthened the connection between food, culture, and health in their communities. The speakers explore traditional food programs in health care settings in the Haida Gwaii, Six Nations, Whitehorse, and Sioux Lookout.

Featuring Laura Salmon (dietitian), Kelly Gordon (dietitian), Jenny Cross (early childhood educator), Kathy Loon (traditional programs manager), Shelly Crack (dietitian), Tessie Harris (dietitian), Hayley Lapalme (Nourish), and Jennifer Reynolds (Nourish).