RISE brief maps resources to OHT transfer payment agreements
In July 2020, the Ministry of Health announced a plan to provide one-time funding to support the implementation plans of approved Ontario Health Teams (OHTs). Receiving this funding requires approved OHTs to establish:
- a collaborative decision-making arrangement (CDMA) based on the Ministry of Health’s CDMA guidance
- the identification of an OHT member who will receive the implementation funding on behalf of the OHT.
OHTs will need to meet performance expectations that have been outlined by the Ministry of Health. These include both milestones that OHTs must work towards as well as specific outputs and reporting requirements. These requirements will be confirmed through a Transfer Payment Agreement (TPA) specific to each OHT, which the funding recipient acting on behalf of the OHT will need to sign in order to receive the funds.
To support OHTs in achieving the milestones, outputs, and reporting requirements laid out in their TPAs, RISE has prepared a RISE brief that organizes them according to OHT building block and maps them to resources that OHTs may find helpful when undertaking their work.