Several CPCRN project leads and representatives presented at the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) conference in San Fransisco between October 30 to November 3 and the Family Medicine Forum (FMF) in Montreal between November 8 and 11.
The CPCRN supports eight pan-Canadian projects that fall under three research pillars and a Primary Care Information System. You can learn more about those studies here. The conference presentations listed below are about these projects.
You can see NAPCRG’s complete list of poster presentations, oral presentations, workshops, as well as the signature breakfast here. You can find the list of FMF presentations here.
You can find two presentations about the Advanced Access project here:
- 10 years later: A portrait of Advanced Access implementation by family physicians and nurse practitioners in Quebec
- Toward a provincial dashboard on accessibility and continuity in primary health care based on EMR’s
You can find the Canadian Primary Care Information Network (CPIN): An infrastructure for SPOR PCN to learn together with our patients presentations here:
- Differences in Health Care Utilization and Access to Care of Francophones and Anglophones in Eastern Ottawa
- Digital Patient engagement in Primary care: Lessons learned from the implementation of a bilingual communication system
You can find the presentation about the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Patient Reported Indicator (OECD PaRIS) Survey here:
You can find the presentations about the PriCare project here:
- Case management for individuals with complex care needs: Factors assisting and hindering implementation
- Case management in primary care for people with complex care needs: a realist evaluation
- Positive outcomes and limitations of a case management intervention in primary care for patients with complex care needs
- Recruiting Patients with Complex Care Needs to a Case Management Program in Primary Care: Engaging Patient Partners
You can find the Screening for Poverty And Related Social Determinants and Intervening to Improve Knowledge of and Links to Resources (SPARK) study presentation here:
You can find the presentations on the Structured Process Informed by Data, Evidence and Research (SPIDER) study here:
- Spider Feasibility: a structured approach to quality improvement
- Deprescribing in older patients, a work-in-progress RCT: SPIDER
CPCRN-nodes and Practice-Based Research Networks, like Alliance for Healthier Communities, were also participating in NAPCRG. You can learn about their work on tools like EQ-5D and learning health systems below:
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