Since 2000, province-led initiatives to bring about sustained changes to the organization of primary care services have taken place in Canada. These efforts aimed to address the health service needs of the country's ageing population and the growing burden of chronic disease. In Quebec, Family Medicine Groups (FMGs) were introduced in 2002 as a new organizational model for primary care practice. It was anticipated that the emphasis on enrolment and team practice would increase access to family physicians and improve the quality of care delivered to patients.Since the launch of the most recent wave of primary care reform in Quebec, researchers have raised awareness for the need to take stock of the impacts of these changes on the continuity,...
AbstractPrimary care has proven to be extremely difficult to reform in Canada because of the origina...
Abstract Background Primary care reform has been on t...
The aging Canadian population, increasing incidence of chronic conditions, and rising healthcare cos...
Primary health care reform has become an area of priority in health policy with a strong importance ...
Objective Diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions in Canada. Appropriate care managem...
Poster Presentation Background: Family Medicine Groups (FMG) were introduced in Quebec in 2002 to re...
AbstractPurposeNew models of delivering primary care are being implemented in various countries. In ...
BackgroundFamily Medicine Groups (FMG) were introduced in Quebec in 2002 to re-organize primary care...
Abstract Background Primary care reform in Ontario, Canada started with the introduction of new enro...
Introduction During the last decade the Quebec Public Health Care System (QPHCS) had an important tr...
For the past decade-and-a-half, the government of Ontario has been implementing sweeping reforms in ...
Abstract Background The Canadian healthcare system is currently experiencing important organizationa...
Improving the integration of health services for patients with complex needs is a priority across Ca...
Since 2002, two successive reforms have been introduced in Quebec, namely, the implementation of fam...
Introduction. Healthcare reforms launched in the early 2000s in Québec, Canada, involved the impleme...
AbstractPrimary care has proven to be extremely difficult to reform in Canada because of the origina...
Abstract Background Primary care reform has been on t...
The aging Canadian population, increasing incidence of chronic conditions, and rising healthcare cos...
Primary health care reform has become an area of priority in health policy with a strong importance ...
Objective Diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions in Canada. Appropriate care managem...
Poster Presentation Background: Family Medicine Groups (FMG) were introduced in Quebec in 2002 to re...
AbstractPurposeNew models of delivering primary care are being implemented in various countries. In ...
BackgroundFamily Medicine Groups (FMG) were introduced in Quebec in 2002 to re-organize primary care...
Abstract Background Primary care reform in Ontario, Canada started with the introduction of new enro...
Introduction During the last decade the Quebec Public Health Care System (QPHCS) had an important tr...
For the past decade-and-a-half, the government of Ontario has been implementing sweeping reforms in ...
Abstract Background The Canadian healthcare system is currently experiencing important organizationa...
Improving the integration of health services for patients with complex needs is a priority across Ca...
Since 2002, two successive reforms have been introduced in Quebec, namely, the implementation of fam...
Introduction. Healthcare reforms launched in the early 2000s in Québec, Canada, involved the impleme...
AbstractPrimary care has proven to be extremely difficult to reform in Canada because of the origina...
Abstract Background Primary care reform has been on t...
The aging Canadian population, increasing incidence of chronic conditions, and rising healthcare cos...