6. Enabling high -performing primary health care
- Date: Friday, September 20, 2019
- Concurrent Session C & D
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Time: 8:45am – 10:30am
- Room: TBA
- Style: Panel Discussion (in addition to providing information, panelists interact with one another to explore/debate a topic)
- Focus: Practical (e.g. Presentation on how to implement programs and/or practices in the team environment)
- Target Audience: Leadership (ED, clinical lead, board chair, board member, etc.), Clinical providers, Administrative staff, Representatives of stakeholder/partner organizations
Learning Objectives
Participants will learn about, and be given opportunity to contribute to, work underway by a number of provincial partners to streamline how clinicians access and use practice reports. This builds on the Ontario Primary Care Reporting Alliance recommendations report. Participants will provide input on relevant topics for the customized report, QI capacity-building model, and other areas related to customized reporting.
Summary/Abstract
Several organizations in Ontario regularly provide primary care clinicians with reports to support improvements in patient care. These reports were produced independently in a largely uncoordinated fashion. While these reports are useful, clinicians told us that the number of reports became overwhelming, and many clinicians did not access or use the reports as they may not always be relevant to all physicians. To address these concerns, these organizations came together as the Ontario Primary Care Reporting Alliance to develop a shared vision to aligning these reports as well as other tools and resources to support better quality primary care.
The members of the Reporting Alliance are committed to collaborating to develop a co-designed report with clinicians, engaging with the broader primary care community, and developing a capacity building model to support improvement efforts.
Presenter
- Gail Dobell, Interim VP, Health System Performance, HQO
- Darren Larsen, Chief Medical Officer, Ontario MD
Authors/Contributors
- Jonathan Lam, Manager, Health System Performance, HQO