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Integrating Care in Scotland
2018
This issue of Healthcare Quarterly includes the second of a three-part series developed by Ontario’s The Change Foundation featuring international perspectives on health service delivery models that improve system integration and ensure seamless services and better coordination. Part 1 featured […]
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Variation in the Health Outcomes Associated with Frailty Among Home Care Clients: Relevance of Caregiver Distress and Client Sex
2018
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Predicting Chronic Disease Incidence in Ontario for Public Health Planning: A Logistic Prediction Model
2018
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The Ontario Data Safe Haven: Bringing High Performance Computing to Population-wide Data Assets
2018
Canadian provincial health systems have a data advantage – longitudinal population-wide data for publicly funded health services, in many cases going back 20 years or more. With the addition of high performance computing (HPC), these data can serve as the […]
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mHealth Tools for the Self-Management of Patients With Multimorbidity in Primary Care Settings: Pilot Study to Explore User Experience
2018
Background: Given the complex and evolving needs of individuals with multimorbidity, the adoption of mHealth tools to support self-management efforts is increasingly being explored, particularly in primary care settings. The electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePRO) tool was codeveloped with patients and […]
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Trial and Error, Together: Divergent Thinking and Collective Learning in the Implementation of Integrated Care Networks
2018
ybrid networks that link disparate professionals and organizations are a common approach to deliver integrated care to patients. Recent literature argues that successful implementation of these networks demands a socio-cognitive perspective in which stakeholder mental frames and thought processes are […]
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Effective Approaches to Integrating Care: A Three-Part Series
2018
Health systems across Canada are increasingly focused on the gaps and discontinuity in care that contribute to ongoing problems for so many people, particularly those who are chronically ill or otherwise vulnerable. It is generally acknowledged that the system needs […]
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Income Inequalities in Multimorbidity Prevalence in Ontario, Canada: A Decomposition Analysis of Linked Survey and Health Administrative Data
2018
Background The burden of multimorbidity is a growing clinical and health system problem that is known to be associated with socioeconomic status, yet our understanding of the underlying determinants of inequalities in multimorbidity and longitudinal trends in measured disparities remains […]
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