Journal article

Contextual levers for team-based primary care: Lessons from reform interventions in five jurisdictions in three countries

GM Russell, WL Miller, JM Gunn, JF Levesque, MF Harris, WE Hogg, CM Scott, JR Advocat, L Halma, SM Chase, BF Crabtree

Family Practice | OXFORD UNIV PRESS | Published : 2018

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Abstract

Background. Most Western nations have sought primary care (PC) reform due to the rising costs of health care and the need to manage long-term health conditions. A common reform- the introduction of inter-professional teams into traditional PC settings-has been difficult to implement despite financial investment and enthusiasm. Objective. To synthesize findings across five jurisdictions in three countries to identify common contextual factors influencing the successful implementation of teamwork within PC practices. Methods. An international consortium of researchers met via teleconference and regular face-to-face meetings using a Collaborative Reflexive Deliberative Approach to re-analyse an..

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Grants

Awarded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research Catalyst funding grant


Funding Acknowledgements

the work was supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Catalyst funding grant number PCH-103625 and a Professorial start-up fund from Monash University.