Theme 3. Strengthening collaboration within the interprofessional team
Presentation Details
- Date: 10/17/2016
- Concurrent Session A
- Time: 2:30pm – 3:15pm
- Room: Harbour B
- Style: Presentation (information provided to audience, with opportunity for audience to ask question)
- Focus: Research/Policy (e.g. Presentation of research findings, analysis of policy issues and options)
- Target Audience: Leadership (ED, clinical lead, board chair, board member, etc.), Clinical providers, Administrative staff, Representatives of stakeholder/partner organizations
Learning Objectives
- Describe the attributes of high-functioning primary care teams in Canada from the perspective of system, organizational, interpersonal and individual factors
- Identify the barriers of developing high-functioning primary care teams
- Discuss potential interventions and related assessment tools to improve team function
Summary/Abstract
Identified attributes of high-functioning primary care teams.
Presenters
- Phil Ellison, MD, MBA, CCFP, FCFP Vice Chair Quality – Department of Family & Community Medicine, U of T, Department of Family & Community Medicine, U of T
- Patricia O’Brien, RN, Department of Family & Community Medicine, U of T
- Mary-Kay Whittaker, BSc, Department of Family & Community Medicine
Authors & Contributors
- Monica Aggarwal, PhD QI Lead Policy & Research, Department of Family & Community Medicine, U of T