Media Advisory - Ontario's doctors will convene community and health leaders in Peterborough to discuss patient-first solutions for an aging population

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Ontario Medical Association

Feb 10, 2016, 11:28 ET

PETERBOROUGH, ON, Feb. 10, 2016 /CNW/ - The Ontario Medical Association's (OMA) Check-Up Ontario tour will make a stop in Peterborough on Thursday, Feb. 11. As part of the tour, Ontario's doctors will convene local and regional community and health leaders to discuss patient-first solutions for the province's aging population.

Dr. Virginia Walley, president-elect of the OMA, will be available for media interviews on Feb. 11 in Peterborough to discuss the need for patient-first solutions to meet the challenges posed by an aging population in Ontario, as well as the goals and desired outcomes of the roundtable discussion.

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SOURCE Ontario Medical Association

Danielle Milley, Senior Advisor, Media Relations, Office: 416-599-2580 ext. 3008 or 1-800-268-7215 ext. 3008, Mobile: 647-300-0081, Email: [email protected]

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Ontario Medical Association

The Ontario Medical Association (OMA) represents more than 42,000 physicians and medical students across the province. Ontario's doctors work closely with patients to encourage healthy living practices and illness prevention. In addition to delivering front-line services to...