Theme 1 – Accountability and governance for patient-centred care 1 Accountability Management System: Manage Accountabilities, Plan Programs, Organize Indicators and Measure Success- Our Performance Storybook and Song sheet! 2 Leading the Way: Safety Climate as an Indicator of Organizational Culture and Improved Patient Care Theme 2 – Engaging the patient in their care 3 Development of a New Patient Experience Questionnaire for Lifestyle Services in Team-based Primary Care 4 The Markham FHT “Wellness Poster”: A Key Educational Reference Tool For Your Clinic 5 Impact of Curriculum Design on Patient-centred Care: Integrating Adult Learning Theory and Constructivism into Diabetes Group Education and its Effects on Patient Satisfaction, Confidence and Learning Outcomes 6 Engaging the Patient in Direct Observation for Hand Hygiene in a Primary Care Setting 7 Using a Well Baby Video for the Rourke recommended “Education and Advice” Counseling during Well Baby Visits for Infants Two Months or Younger 8 Improving Documentation of Our Patients’ Decision Makers 9 The iGeneration Goes to Grade 9: Resources to Promote Adolescent Mental Health and Well-Being 10 Improving Self-referral Rates to the Safe Medication Use for Seniors Program: A Pilot Project 11 Who is in the Driver’s Seat? – Creating Sustainable Habit Change Through Interdisciplinary Education and Client Self-Management: A “How-To” in New Program Development 12 The Use of Technology in TAPESTRY to Facilitate Data Collection and Communication between Patients, Volunteers and Interprofessional Teams 13 Living Healthy with Chronic Disease 14 Patient Survey for Patients with Low Literacy 15 The iPad Project: an Innovative Way to Engage Patients and Caregivers in Healthcare and Literacy 16 Measuring the Patient Experience – a Novel Approach to Getting Valid, Meaningful, Comparable Results Monthly with Relative Ease 17 Growing a Baby Friendly Ontario with Family Health Teams Theme 3 – Responding to community needs 18 The Role of Cognitive Impairment in Causing and Perpetuating Homelessness 19 Speaking Your Language: Improving Language Inquiry and Recording with a Multi-Ethnic Population at Toronto Western Hospital 20 Driving Cessation: Traveling a New Road 21 Improving Care to High Risk Populations through Outreach 22 After Rural Residency: Where do Doctors Choose to Practice? An Evaluation of the Goals of the Rural Ontario Medical Program 23 Healthy Pregnancy Strategy: What to Expect when Rural Wellington Women are Expecting 24 McQuesten Community Nurse Networker Pilot- an Innovative Collaboration in a High Priority Hamilton Neighbourhood 25 Responding to Community Needs: INR Point of Care Testing in Rural Ontario Theme 4 – Team collaboration in patient-centred care 26 It Takes a (Small) Village: How a Physician and RPN can Ensure Best Care for Patients with HIV 27 Exploring the Role of the Pharmacist during the Referral Process between Primary and Specialty care 28 Planned Diabetes Days: Enhancing Patient Care Through Use of the EMR 29 Team-Based Approach to Smoking Cessation 30 Group Well Baby Visits: Satisfaction Among Patients, Residents and Providers in a Community Family Health Team 31 Impact of Attachment Disorder in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: A Signs/Team Approach 32 Using Rounds Centred on Patient Narratives: Building Capacity within a Family Health Team to Improve the Delivery of Care to Vulnerable Seniors 33 Hospital Discharge Med Wrecks: Processes for Pharmacist-Driven Tune-Ups 34 Seamless Access to Care: Owen Sound Family Health Team and Keystone Child, Youth and Family Services 35 The Primary Care Lung Health Quality Improvement (QI) Guide: Partnerships and Teamwork to Create a QI Guide for Primary Care Lung Health Programs 36 Improving Eye Care for Patients with Diabetes: Collaborating Across Specialties 37 Enhanced Patient Care for Diabetics in Family Health Teams 38 COPD Readmission Avoidance Project 39 Patient Initiated Referral 40 A Multi-Institutional Approach to Improving Maternal and Fetal Health 41 Pathways to Practice™ at Two Rivers Family Health Team 42 Management of Osteoporosis Through an Evidence-Based Pilot Program 43 A New Model to a Group Program: a Physician-Specialist to Help Motivate Patients 44 IMPACT RD: An Innovative Tool to Engage Your Team in Medical Nutrition Therapy 45 From Disney to Depression: How a Storyboard is being used to Design a Patient-Centred Care Pathway Theme 5 – Integrating the community around the patient 46 Impacting Cancer Screening By Employing Different Strategies within Primary Care Settings 47 Beyond Our Front Door: Promoting Community Partnerships to Improve Patient Care 48 Primary Care Providers’ Perspectives on Using the Champlain BASE eConsult service – a Qualitative Study 49 A Partnership Approach to the Well Child Checkup Theme 6 – Using data to improve transitions of care and care coordination 50 Collecting and Sharing Colorectal Cancer Screening Data with Primary Care Providers 51 UTOPIAN CPCSSN Project: Past, Present and Future 52 Using Visual Analytics to Support Quality Improvement in Primary Care 53 The Step Approach: Standard Treatment and Collaborative Care Lead to Better Hypertension Outcomes 54 Opioid Prescribing Patterns in a Family Health Team: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 55 Patient Encounter Tracking Form – Moving into the Electronic Century! 56 Utilization of Custom Spreadsheets to Support Chronic Disease Management within the London Family Health Team 57 Creating Registry for Patients with Hypertension: Embarking on a Quality Improvement (QI) Methodology to Improve Care for Patients with Hypertension 58 Documentation Tools to Assist in the Transition and Transfer of Spina Bifida Patients from a Pediatric Multidisciplinary Clinic to the Adult Healthcare System 59 Integrating Hospital Report Manager into a Family Health Team 60 The EMR ‘Adoption Chasm’ – Looking at EMR Current Use and How to Bridge the ‘Chasm’ between Basic and Intermediate/Advanced Use 61 Reduction of Social Work Referral Wait Times Through Effective Triaging and Utilization of Resources Theme 7 – Clinical innovations in comprehensive primary care 62 FluFOBT Program: A Proven Approach to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening 63 Chronic Pain Management – A Collaborative Primary Care Model to Support Patients Living With Non-Cancer Chronic Pain 64 The Transition from Hospital-Based Care for Stable HIV-Positive (HIV+) Patients in Ottawa 65 The Effect of a Structured versus Non-structured Homebound Seniors Program on Resident Attitudes towards House Calls 66 The Successful Implementation and Integration of eConsultation into a Family Health Team to Improve Access to Specialist Care 67 Senior’s Health Day – Providing an Integrated, Seamless Care to Seniors 68 Cognitive Assessment Clinics: A Model of Shared Care – Nurse Practitioner, Family Physician & Geriatrician 69 Senior Wellness Program: An Innovative Collaborative approach to Provide Comprehensive Patient-centred Care to Promote Healthy and Independent Living at Home 70 Physician Led Support Group for Low Carb Lifestyle: Carbs and Fats De-Mystified 71 Individualized versus Standard Treatment for Smoking Cessation: Findings from STOP with Family Health Teams 72 Creating Greater Collaboration by Utilizing Motivational Interviewing as a Common Language within an Inter-Professional Practice Team 73 Getting dermatology consults in less than 5 days by leveraging OTN and technology 74 One Small Step at a Time: A Team Approach to Integrating a COPD Program in the FHT
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