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The OCFP looks forward to working with government to expand this model of care so that all Ontarians can access a family doctor who is supported by a health team. There should be one door to a team of health care providers who know them, their family and their health history.
How Ontario's new health-care deal could change the way your family doctor works cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/o…
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#BREAKING: The British Columbia government has agreed in principle to a $27.47-billion deal for health-care funding with the federal government.
trib.al/3g1dNXT
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#MethodsMondays Many PROMs have been translated from English, but are they representative?
The work tested the Chinese translations of the VR-12 & interviewed Chinese-speaking immigrants abt their experiences & needs for care: ow.ly/hWtM50KLT6B
@BD_Zumbo @pamwoitschach
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Celebrating NACRG 50 with these two amazing talented women - @NAPCRG Hazel Tapp has delivered another awesome program and Richelle Koopman will rock as incoming VP #NAPCRG2022 #NAPCRG50
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Yes, a big role for @PatientAdvisors everywhere is to help with communications. It is worth taking a little extra time to avoid confusion.
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Replying to @patientchat
I’ve met a lot of people through tweet chats like this one. In Canada I would suggest joining the Patient Advisors Network @PatientAdvisors. We have active conversations and opportunities on our private group site. #patientchat
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I STOPPED THE CAR AND WEPT LAST NIGHT. It was after midnight. I was driving home from another 18 hour day at @SinaiHealth + @UHN and then i saw this. THANK YOU to my @CityofToronto and its citizens for these #ActsofLove that are keeping its #frontline health workers going.
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5/5 As the #COVID19 situation continues to evolve rapidly, for the latest updates, visit: bit.ly/2vU2wBW
#coronavirus
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Wondering how to measure the quality of #PatientEngagement in health research projects? Join @Dr_Clayon at KT Connects webinar @msfhr @Arthritis_ARC @Arthritis_UBC. Patient partners, trainees & researchers are welcome! register.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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First in Canada: using Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network @cpcssn to increase quality of prescribing #HackingAMR2019 with @dtsBarbs @LennardEpp @davhin11 Vendela, Sumeet K, Ewan Gray
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#QF20
@docmikeevans has an oldie but a goodie whiteboard video about how frontline primary care can work with academic partners to get the best changes delivered to patients, as soon as possible.
#BCPrimaryCare
#PracticeBasedResearch
@cpcssn
youtube.com/watch?v=kLuyXfdD…
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Interested in using a powerful data presentation tool for your electronic medical record data? Data: a necessity for practice improvement and research @cpcssn @cpcssn_dpt #NAPCRG2019
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Check out our @ctvwinnipeg segment about our @cansolveckd study that is using the #KFRE to improve management of kidney disease in primary care in #Manitoba, as well as #Alberta!
bit.ly/2ZLjEDK
@NavTangri @DrAlexSinger @cm54woods @UM_RadyFHS @cpcssn – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
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The @ON_HealthStudy is 10 years strong! Thank you to @HeartandStroke for spreading the word about the OHS in 2015. Through your outreach, we collected 275 blood samples!
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Repeat after me, digital solutions are never just technical. They are always socio-technical. “Epic might work in the United States ... but its design was so hard-coded in U.S. medical culture that it couldn’t be disentangled.” politi.co/2I1nRNe
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How American EMRs came to dominate Canadian health care: cmajnews.com/2019/06/13/how-…
@karimjessa @kkeshavjee #EMR #EHR #HealthIT
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Are you part of a research team that engages in #patientorientedresearch?
SPOR has released considerations when paying patient partners in research as a new appendix to the SPOR Patient Engagement Framework.
View the considerations at bit.ly/SPORPCC
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Wow! Everyone needs it?
A study of ~7.8 million people shows 99% would have at least one actionable genome variant that interacts with a prescription drug.
How many are getting screened?
Zero (or close to that number)
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
@JAMANetworkOpen by @sony_tuteja and colleagues
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It would be great if every medication worked 100% of the time, but they don't.
The NNT (Number needed to treat) is a way to quantify how often the medication "works"
(caveat: what a drug "working" means is a whole other tweetorial/PhD dissertation!)
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