Disparities in access to primary care are growing wider in Canada
Canadian provinces and territories have undertaken varied reforms to how primary care is
funded, organized, and delivered, but equity impacts of reforms are unclear. We explore …
funded, organized, and delivered, but equity impacts of reforms are unclear. We explore …
Clinical and economic impact of a community-based, hybrid model of in-person and virtual care in a Canadian rural setting: a cross-sectional population-based …
Objectives To determine the clinical and economic impact of a community-based, hybrid
model of in-person and virtual care by comparing health-system performance of the rural …
model of in-person and virtual care by comparing health-system performance of the rural …
[HTML][HTML] Ending the generational blame game: Let us move forward with needed primary care change
MR Lavergne, C Moravac, I Scott… - Canadian Family …, 2023 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Lindsay Hedden MSc PhD Agnes Grudniewicz PhD Emily Gard Marshall MSc PhD Changes
in practice patterns and, in particular, declining comprehensiveness among family …
in practice patterns and, in particular, declining comprehensiveness among family …
Adapting care provision in family practice during the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study exploring the impact of primary care reforms in four Canadian regions
Background Over the past two decades, Canadian provinces and territories have introduced
a series of primary care reforms in an attempt to improve access to and quality of primary …
a series of primary care reforms in an attempt to improve access to and quality of primary …
Understanding the influence of medical education on physician geographic disposition: A qualitative study of family physician perspectives in Canada
Rationale Primary care access challenges are experienced by many communities. In
several jurisdictions, including Canada, family physicians (FP) have the professional …
several jurisdictions, including Canada, family physicians (FP) have the professional …
Productivity Decline or Administrative Avalanche? Examining Factors That Shape Changing Workloads in Primary Care.
Methods: We used linked administrative data in British Columbia to describe changes in
patient ages and comorbidities, hospitalizations and receipt of services that may require FP …
patient ages and comorbidities, hospitalizations and receipt of services that may require FP …
Growing inequities by immigration group among older adults: population-based analysis of access to primary care and return to in-person visits during the COVID-19 …
C Sierra-Heredia, E Tayyar, Y Bozorgi, P Thakore… - BMC Primary …, 2024 - Springer
Background The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic drove a rapid and widespread shift to
virtual care, followed by a gradual return to in-person visits. Virtual visits may offer more …
virtual care, followed by a gradual return to in-person visits. Virtual visits may offer more …
Changes in comprehensiveness of services delivered by Canadian family physicians: Analysis of population-based linked data in 4 provinces
MR Lavergne, D Rudoler, S Peterson, D Stock… - Canadian Family …, 2023 - cfp.ca
Objective To describe changes in the comprehensiveness of services delivered by family
physicians across service settings and service areas in 4 Canadian provinces, to identify …
physicians across service settings and service areas in 4 Canadian provinces, to identify …
Characteristics of family physicians with additional training or focused practices in caring for older adults: Population-based retrospective cohort study
RH Correia, C Frank, D Kirkwood, HYH Siu… - Canadian Family …, 2024 - cfp.ca
Objective To identify FPs with additional training and focused practice activities relevant to
the needs of older patients within health administrative data and to describe their medical …
the needs of older patients within health administrative data and to describe their medical …
[HTML][HTML] Evaluating engagement with equity in Canadian provincial and territorial primary care policies: Results of a jurisdictional scan
Equitable access to primary care is essential to achieving more equitable health outcomes,
yet evidence suggests that structurally marginalized populations are less likely to have …
yet evidence suggests that structurally marginalized populations are less likely to have …