BC family doctors are laying the foundation for the patient medical home.
Our latest stories:
- Worthwhile and satisfying: physician group embraces data-informed, proactive care
- It takes a dedicated team and a drive to help patients
Panel Management
Fort Family Practice, Fort Langley: Worthwhile and satisfying: physician group embraces data-informed, proactive care
Dr John Chan, Abbotsford: It takes a dedicated team and a drive to help patients
Dr Vitaliy Kubatskyy, Cowichan Valley:Proactive panel management improves practice efficiency
Dr Katayoon Kiani, Coquitlam: Getting patient information right, right from the start
Dr Jonathan Kerr, Comox Valley: QI “nerd” turned patient panel assessment advocate
Dr Bill Cavers, Victoria: Building EMR expertise: It’s like using Photoshop after finally reading the manual
Team-based Care
Team-based care: The best thing about practising on Gabriola Island
Gabriola Community Health Centre: If you build it, health care providers (and patients) will come
Working with nurses as part of a team
Team-based approach helps new physician settle in Keremeos
A sense of community benefits patients and providers
Family physicians and dietitians collaborate to support patients in Abbotsford
Enhanced MOA role improves practice efficiency and patient care, supports team-based model of care
Team-based care attracts new physician to South Okanagan-Similkameen region
New model and networks support better care for patients, attract new physicians
North Vancouver clinic supports vulnerable patients, showcases effective primary care
Family doctors come together at Mission Attachment Clinic to support vulnerable patients
Family doctors work with teams at Martin Street Outreach Clinic to help patients at risk get their health and lives on track
Sunshiners Network provides “one-stop shop” services and resources for vulnerable and homebound seniors
School-based Wellness Centre in Nanaimo breaks down barriers and helps adolescents access primary care
Chilliwack Primary Care Clinic reduces excessive hospital admissions by connecting vulnerable patients to family doctors
Social workers team up with family doctors in East Kootenay to help patients address unmet needs and improve health
Expectant and new moms in Hope get more access to care, closer to home
Clinical Networks
The Campbell River Maternity Clinic: Accessible, culturally safe care for all North Island women
Community Planning
Local approach to PMH assessment events engages East Kootenay Division physicians
PMH practice assessment event provides valuable GP engagement opportunity for Central Interior Rural Division
Rural
Patient medical homes in rural BC
Engagement and collaboration set foundation for proof-of-concept journey
Life is better in team-based care
Resourcefulness supports teams and outreach to small communities
Doctors and community embrace alternative funding model
Strong leadership and engagement needed for real change
Collaboration starts with a conversation
Physician education and community collaboration build sustainability
Partners link services together to improve access to maternity care