Thank you to all of our concurrent session presenters who came to the AFHTO 2015 conference. We will be uploading the concurrent session slides we’ve received within the next two weeks. Our concurrent session presentations are organized into six 45-minute timeslots (3 per day) and seven themes. To help you plan your conference schedule, we have arranged the sessions by timeslot and theme in the table below.
- Theme descriptions [PDF]
- Concurrent Sessions at a Glance [PDF]
- Sessions descriptions listed by theme [PDF]
- Session descriptions listed by timeslot [PDF]
| Title | Concurrent Theme |
| A1-a Taking Collaboration to the Next Level – Dealing with the Social Determinants of Health | 1. Population-based primary health care: planning and integration for the community |
| A1-b Nutrition Education at Your Local Coffee Shop | 1. Population-based primary health care: planning and integration for the community |
| A2 Developing Principles for Family Practice: Sharing a Common Approach to Care | 2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| A3 Patient Councils: Experiences within the GTA | 3. Transforming patients’ and caregivers’ experience and health |
| A4 Community Quilt: The Story of How Our FHT has been Woven into the Fabric of the Community | 4. Building the rural health care team: making the most of available resources |
| A6 Quality Improvement Leadership Team (QuILT): Hearing Everyone’s Voice | 6. Leadership and governance for accountable care |
| A7 Reducing the Revolving-Door Syndrome: Hospital and Primary Care Working Together to Reduce 30 day Re-admission Rates for COPD and CHF Patients | 7. Clinical innovations keeping people at home and out of the hospital |
| AB2 Bettering Mental Health Outcomes through Optimized Team Care Slides 1 | Slides 2 |
2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| AB5 Optimizing EMR and Use of External Data Sources to Measure and Improve Quality of Care Slides 1 | Slides 2 |
5. Advancing manageable meaningful measurement |
| B2 “Welcome to your new reality – You have diabetes this week! | 2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| B3 Tips for Capturing and Understanding Patient Experience Slides 1 | Slides 2 |
3. Transforming patients’ and caregivers’ experience and health |
| B4 Innovative Service Provision in a Rural Underserviced Community: The Virtual Visit, Shared Innovations, Patient Centered Service Delivery | 4. Building the rural health care team: making the most of available resources |
| B6 Creating and Implementing the Markham Family Health Team Lead Physician Performance Review: An Exercise in Accountability and Transparency | 6. Leadership and governance for accountable care |
| B7 Community Paramedicine Models for Primary Care | 7. Clinical innovations keeping people at home and out of the hospital |
| BC1 The BODY of Health Equity: Head, Heart and Feet! | 1. Population-based primary health care: planning and integration for the community |
| C2 Sustaining Change. A FHT Structure that Works | 2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| C3-a Well-Baby Visits in Primary Care Slides 1 | Slides 2 |
2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| C3-b Measuring the Patient Experience: How to Select a Delivery Method for Best Results and Minimal Effort | 3. Transforming patients’ and caregivers’ experience and health |
| C4 Organizing the Community Around the Patient — Rural and Remote Regions of Ontario | 4. Building the rural health care team: making the most of available resources |
| C5 Boiling Multiple Meastures down to a Single Indicator: The Queen Square FHT and Patients Canada Experience | 5. Advancing manageable meaningful measurement |
| C6 Solutions for Managing Patient Privacy across Clinics and Community Partners | 6. Leadership and governance for accountable care |
| C7 The Evolution of Telehomecare: Targeting More Chronic Conditions and Offering Customized Approaches | 7. Clinical innovations keeping people at home and out of the hospital |
| D1 Engaging the Community and Addressing the Social Determinants of Health at St. Michael’s Hospital Academic FHT | 1. Population-based primary health care: planning and integration for the community |
| D2 Charting a Blueprint for Improved Interprofessional Primary Care Team Effectiveness : The Teaming Project | 2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| D4 From Soup to Tomatoes: An Armchair-Based Exercise Program | 4. Building the rural health care team: making the most of available resources |
| D5-a Tools to Enhance and Track Patient Experience Slides 1 | Slides 2 | Slides 3 |
3. Transforming patients’ and caregivers’ experience and health |
| D5-b Measlesgate: A Case Study in Leveraging Your EMR to Protect Your Patients and Staff | 5. Advancing manageable meaningful measurement |
| D6 Culture Eats Accountability for Breakfast | 6. Leadership and governance for accountable care |
| D7 Aging at Home: Interprofessional care to keep seniors at home and out of hospital Slides 1 | Slides 2 |
7. Clinical innovations keeping people at home and out of the hospital |
| DE3 The Power of the Collective: FHT Experiences with Group Medical Visits | 3. Transforming patients’ and caregivers’ experience and health |
| E1-a Reaching out to Adolescents in the Community: The Sunnybrook Academic Family Health Team’s Story | 1. Population-based primary health care:Â planning and integration for the community |
| E1-b Moving Gestational Diabetes Care into the Community | 1. Population-based primary health care:Â planning and integration for the community |
| E2 Collaborative Practice: Messy, Time Consuming and Worth It! | 2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| E7 Integrated LTC: An Innovative Initiative to Reduce Potentially Avoidable Hospitalizations for Seniors Living in East Toronto Long-term Care Homes | 7. Clinical innovations keeping people at home and out of the hospital |
| EF4 Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes): Managing Complex Chronic Conditions Without Sweating Bullets | 4. Building the rural health care team: making the most of available resources |
| EF5 Dragon’s Den: Pitching Real-Life Innovations in EMR Queries Slides 1 | Slides 2 | Slides 3 |
5. Advancing manageable meaningful measurement |
| EF6 Navigating by the stars? Try GPS. How Two FHT Leaders Used Brain Research To Increase Team Collaboration And Physician Engagement | 6. Leadership and governance for accountable care |
| F1-a Strategic Approaches to Population Health Planning | 1. Population-based primary health care:Â planning and integration for the community |
| F1-b Presenting An Improved Tool for Meaningful Program Planning and Reporting | 1. Population-based primary health care:Â planning and integration for the community |
| F2 Integrated Care Planning for Complex Patients | 2. Optimizing capacity of interprofessional teams |
| F3 The Vitality Interprofessional Team Approach to Food, Mood and Fitness | 3. Transforming patients’ and caregivers’ experience and health |
| F7 The MedREACH Pilot Project: Integrating Primary and Tertiary Care to Support Medically Complex Patients | 7. Clinical innovations keeping people at home and out of the hospital |
Concurrent Session Selection
Concurrent session presentations were chosen by working groups consisting of AFHTO members across Ontario, representing the full breadth of professions within collaborative primary care. Submissions were chosen for reflecting the conference theme, usefulness/applicability to interprofessional primary care teams, innovativeness, evidence of impact, and clear learning objectives.
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