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This episode focuses on Stage 5 of the Learning Pathway: Team Evaluation, and the importance of evaluation in the context of team based primary care. The hosts explore how evaluation acts as both the end and beginning of the cyclical process of
This episode focuses on Stage Four of the learning pathway, emphasizing team performance and quality improvement within primary care settings. The hosts discuss the continuous learning approach as a key element of a healthcare system — which ai
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah move into Stage 3 of the Learning Pathway for Primary Care Teams. The focus here is on — after we have built a team, how do we develop it further and showcase the continuity of care to patients? The hosts discu
Morgan and Sarah continue their discussion on Stage 2 of the Learning Pathway for Primary Care Teams. This episode is focused on Team Building, and specifically, seeing Patients as Team Members. The hosts make a point that patients are essentia
Stage 2 of the Learning Pathway for Primary Care Teams is focused on Team Building. In this episode of Team Up, Sarah and Morgan focus on a key element within this stage: the importance of building relationships within a team. We explore the va
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah continue their discussion of the first stage of the learning pathway: Where to start with team based care. Our hosts focus on the importance of thinking about both service design and team readiness when transit
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah introduce the first stage of the Team Based Care Learning Pathway and focus on the importance of getting to know your patients. Morgan and Sarah explore two ideas related to getting to know patients,Utilizing E
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah introduce Season 6 of Team Up and discuss the new team-based care pathway. They highlight the motivation behind creating the pathway and how the pathway will structure the season. The episode also includes a ta
The transition to a post-pandemic world has drawn increased attention to the tensions, pressures and capacity challenges that are experienced by health care providers and patients in primary care systems around the world. In the face of these c
It’s the end of Season five! In this wrap-up episode Morgan and Sarah reflect on the variety of roles that were showcased this season, share some season highlights and key recommendations for action and give a with a sneak peak at what’s to com
In this episode Morgan and Sarah explore the Physician role in Primary Care. Physicians are the foundation of the primary care system and support cradle to grave care for a wide range of patient needs in a variety of care models. They provide c
Who doesn’t like Unicorns? Join Sarah and Morgan as they talk about primary care unicorns- or unique roles that are being tested in primary care- and the potential for extending the boundaries of how we think about primary care teams. In this e
In this episode Morgan and Sarah explore Indigenous Advocate and Indigenous liaison roles in Primary Care. Indigenous Liaisons and Advocates work across the primary care system to support Indigenous people in accessing care. This can also inclu
In this episode Morgan and Sarah learn more about the different kinds of roles that Family Nurse Practitioners (NPs) can take on in primary care teams in BC. NPs are uniquely positioned in BC and can act as Primary Care Providers and/or work wi
In this episode Sarah and Morgan explore the role of Nurses in Primary Care. Nurses have an incredibly wide scope of practice and fill many roles in primary care - this presents a really unique opportunity to tailor Nurse in primary care roles
In this episode Morgan and Sarah talk ‘bridges’ and ‘anchors’ (or Social Workers and Counsellors) in the context of primary care teams. Weaving together the stories and experiences of a number of primary care providers, social workers, counsell
In this episode Sarah and Morgan explore the role of Pharmacists in Primary Care. Pharmacists provide a unique lens to care through their detective skills, patient education focus, and deep expertise on medications. We will hear from two Pharma
In this episode Morgan and Sarah dive into the role of the Medical Office Assistant in primary care teams. From team culture curator, to scheduling master, to on-boarder for new team members, and patient connector, MOAs are often the ‘glue’ tha
Patients are (of course) key members of primary care teams. In this episode Morgan and Sarah dive into the ‘patient role’ in primary care teams.To prepare for this episode the ISU connected with a handful of patient advocates from across BC. Dr
In this Episode Morgan and Sarah reunite to kick of season 5 of Team Up: “Role-Call”, focused on -you guessed it- roles in primary care teams. In this introductory episode Morgan and Sarah discuss the plans for season 5, with ~10 role-focused e
Sarah is back with a cameo to end off Season 4. And what better way to end our tech for primary care teams season than by putting Morgan in the hot seatSarah has questions you might also have about Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and how prim
A bonus episode for TeamUP Tech for Teams season - what about Dr AI?Some useful links: 2021 “Primer for artificial intelligence in primary care” by Jacqueline K. Kueper in Canadian Family Physician:https://www.cfp.ca/content/67/12/889.longHIPAA
In this episode of TeamUP! Morgan talks about how your team can use a patient portal to engage patients and build capacity in your practice. Portals can be as simple as making your website more valuable by promoting your team or as complex as a
In this teamBIT, Morgan reflects on using telehealth - it is here to stay in primary care.If you are interested, think about using telehealth for case conferencing.Ask members of your team if anyone has an interesting in doing a virtual group v
In this episode of TeamUP! we have a quick teamBIT in our tech for teams season, this one is on Electronic Medical Records.I jump into thinking about how to use the EMR for decision support and recalls and admit that we have to start with impro
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