Embedding equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism into our core organizational
strengths equips the OHA to deliver on our mandates most effectively.
PICTURED : Ontario Hospital Association staff celebrating the launch of their 2023-2027 strategic plan in December 2022.
GOAL
The OHA will ensure that our organization and culture remain inclusive, modern and relevant.
We will strengthen our highly engaged culture with a strong commitment to
care for our people while fostering a positive employee experience.
The OHA is comprised of passionate, highly dedicated professionals focused on serving our
members and improving Ontario’s health system. We invest in our people, provide growth
opportunities, and enable innovations in emerging talent management strategies.
As an organization, we are committed to fostering an environment where our
people can
explore new ideas and find strength in different ways of working together.
Our culture will adapt and grow to ensure that we are able to redefine long-standing
cultural norms, remove barriers that limit inclusion, and recognize value in our unique
perspectives. We will strive to eliminate all forms of racism in our workplace through
dialogue and reflection, safe and progressive practices, and holding each other
accountable.
OHA remains steadfast in our commitment to actively listen to our people and respond to
their needs with compassion and an enhanced focus on health and wellbeing.
Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism
During the pandemic, the OHA struck an internal Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and
Anti-Racism (EDI & AR) Committee charged with creating a uniquely positive work
environment that embraces equity, diversity, and inclusion as strengths to foster
through dialogue, reflection, and growth. Going forward, this committee will help
guide where and how we embed EDI & AR in support of our team, as well as our member-
and system-level priorities.
PICTURED: Ontario Hospital Association staff.
PICTURED: Ontario Hospital Association staff in a hybrid
meeting.
Practices
We will be responsive to the evolving work environment as we continue our
relentless pursuit of business-planning excellence.
Building upon our foundation of excellence in core business-planning, we remain committed
to providing value to members by delivering on our core strategic mandates through
progressive and efficient methods. We will continue to be conscious of the social
impacts of our decisions and therefore hold ourselves to high standards of responsible
resource management.
The pandemic has transformed the ways we work and interact with one another, and we expect
this evolution to continue in the years ahead. This change presents opportunities to
encourage innovative ways of working within and across our teams, and to reach members
with greater efficacy.
We will enhance our use of technology to mobilize collaborative
opportunities, pursue
highly inclusive approaches to complex projects and matrix programs, and better leverage
our office space to strengthen our culture of teamwork.
Relationships
We will continue to cultivate and nurture healthy relationships with our
related entities and strategic partners.
For 100 years, the OHA has established and grown relationships across the health care
system and beyond, building strong ties with government, other provider associations,
and leaders across different policy spheres. Our success is built on a foundation of
trust and shared visions for improving Ontario’s health care system for the people it
serves.
Throughout our history, the OHA has launched successful independent and
related entities in support of building a better health system.
Today, we remain committed to fostering healthy, mutually respectful, and constructive
relationships with three related organizations – Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan
(HOOPP), Proximity Institute, and the OHA Legacy Fund. The OHA and our Board of
Directors are committed to exercising our duties and obligations to ensure these very
important organizations thrive into the future.
Proximity Institute
Proximity Institute is an independent charitable organization founded by the OHA.
Dedicated to enabling effective leadership at the most senior level in Ontario
hospitals, Proximity works in partnership with CEOs and their leadership teams on
the priorities that matter most. Its long-term ambition is to work collaboratively
with hospitals to identify, develop and ready a quality pipeline of emerging CEO
talent.
proximityinstitute.comPICTURED: Ontario Hospital Association and Proximity Institute
staff working together.
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