With 434m last year, and 473m so far this year, @ChildrenON has to spend $293 million in Q4 to meet that promise.
That doesn’t seem at all possible.
3/6
- The new program is not ready yet
- They’ve basically sent out all the interim one-time funding invites they can
- There’s nothing left to spend money on apart from just extending the kids still in service
Last night @OttawaHealth held a virtual town hall for health care workers regarding the next phase of vaccine registration.
In the Q&A it was asked whether optometrists will be included in the “very high” priority group.
1/5
In the response, @TrevorArnason says that optometrists are not included in the current phase, which is said to be focused on workers with “patient-facing” roles.
2/5
Wondering how optometry is not included in this category, when we are arguably closer to the face of the patient than any other health care provider.
Changes from last month:
- 555 new registrations
- 0 new Childhood Budget invites
- 1152 new interim one-time funding invites
The situation is a lot messier than @ToddSmithPC & his team are letting on.
1/6
First, here’s the summary chart of all the posted numbers since the format change last year. @ChildrenON only posts current numbers, preventing anyone from looking for trends unless you keep track yourself.
Not exactly the transparency @ToddSmithPC promised.
2/6
What @ChildrenON is NOT telling you is how much crossover there is between the groups, and how they’re not displaying that at ALL with their posted numbers.
3/6
Three. @ottawa_asd_mum “With help, and practice we are learning to connect. Jack approaches the wall and knocks a brick or two down. And we can see him, smiling back.” link.medium.com/K74r150YCV