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PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1985.
Deputy Reeve Tom Miller gets a hand from Ontario Health Minister Murray Elston to unveil a plaque in
the entranceway to the Morris Township municipal offices. The new building was opened on Saturday.
Elston
to discuss
extra
billing
District health councils will organ-
ize one-day community consulta-
tions on extra-billing in nine Ontario
cities, Health Minister Murray
Elston announced recently.
Elston said the meetings, which
are to be held in Thunder Bay, Sault
Ste. Marie, Sudbury, Ottawa, King-
ston, Toronto, Hamiltoti, London
and Windsor, will include presenta-
tions on extra-billing by panels of
representatives from consumer,
health-care provider and public
interest groups.
"Up to this point, I have been
unable to discuss this matter with
-the Ontario Medical Association
since the physicians' association
appears to have opted out of
negotiations," he said.
"We will therefore solicit the
views and opinions of a wide number
of individuals, organizations and
agencies across the province. We
must do this in a co-ordinated and
systematic fashion and within a
relatively short time frame."
The meetings would be widely
publicized, and preferably, would be
held Saturdays during late October
and early November, to permit
attendance by a maximum number
of interested people.
Elston, who was addressing Ac-
tion Centre, the annual meeting of
Ontario's 26 district health councils,
said he has requested that recom-
mendations and resolutions you'
send me will be a consensus from the
consultation exercise and not a
reflection of the views of any district
health council," he said.
He also announced several initia-
tives in the area of health promotion.
They include:
'compiling a provincial directory
of health promotion programs in
Ontario which relate to smoking,
alcohol and drug abuse, nutrition
and fitness;
'establishing a Health Promotion
Evaluation Fund, to receive SI
million in fiscal year 1986-87, which
will be used to evaluate the
effectiveness of health promotion
programs;
*creation of an annual awards
program to recognize employer
e7.cellence in health promotion.