Trends in Primary Care Delivery – Health System Perspectives.
credit: @gapingvoid.com Welcome to the third part of this four-part series on the evolving landscape of Primary healthcare in…
The Shifting Landscape of Primary Care in Canada: A Patient-Centric Perspective
In recent years, primary care in Canada has undergone significant transformations, largely driven by changing patient expectations and the evolving healthcare landscape. Covid-19 certainly shifted our focus, both looking very sharply at needs at sub local levels, but also at broader system change that is required to keep our population healthy. From the patient perspective,…
Making population health measurement simpler for clinicians, in Ontario Health Teams and daily practice
This article was originally posted on OntarioMD.blog With fairly radical transformation happening in health care in Ontario as we speak, a question looms large: how do we measure success? How do we know that the change we get is what we need? Which lens do we look through as success will appear differently for patients,…
The Population Health Quandary: How do we get to where we need to be?
Recently, Primary Care has been moving toward conversations about how we should approach the health of our patients in a more global way. Talk of population health is front and centre. We hear that 5% of the people we look after consume 64% of Ontario’s healthcare budget, and that if doctors and nurses would only…
