Learn. Participate. Present.

Date: Friday, October 25, 2024

Trillium Primary Health Care Research Day is a one day provincial meeting of researchers, policy makers, patients and clinicians interested in primary health care research.

Participants will be exposed to the latest in peer-reviewed primary health care research through presentations and posters, and participate in discussions led by experienced Ontario-based primary health care leaders.

Access the full program below:

Access the Trillium 2023 program, recordings, and presentations below.

Session recordings: 

Martin Bass Lectures

Panel Discussions

Oral presentations:

OP1_A learning health system in Northwestern Ontario_A case study in cancer screening improvement _B Wood

OP2_Sharing information about rates of attachment to primary care with the public_M MacNeil

OP6_Health utilization and costs of unattached individuals by length of time without a family physician_J Fitzsimon

OP7_Family Medicine training during COVID-19_What was the impact on practice choice_S Bal

OP9_Transforming primary healthcare_Technology Effects on Compassion in Primary HealthCare_TEC-PHC_B Ryan

OP11_Journey mapping of a primary care visit_A Chavlovski

OP13_SPIDER, a structured approach to quality improvement for deprescribing_Feasibility evaluation_M Greiver

OP14_Utilization of Ontario eConsult by primary care providers in correctional facilities_D Goulet

OP16_Building the Canadian Primary Care Trials Network_Lessons from other jurisdictions_A Pinto

Poster presentations:

P1_Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the roles, responsibilities and health of Medical Office Assistants working in Family Medicine Clinics in Ontario_J Johnson

P07_Primary health care Registered Nurses as facilitators of healthcare access for recent immigrants in Ontario_E Ling

P11_Developing a measure of Ontario long-term care physician commitment and how commitment influences resident outcomes_ D Dash

P14_First Line of Defense_The vital role of family physicians in preventing acute mesenteric ischemia in high-risk patients_S Arfan

P18_Primary health care utilization in All Nations Health Partners Ontario Health Team_P Stevenson

P20_Exploring the lived experiences of women with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease_M Dougherty

P23_Examining diabetes data in the Primary Care Data Reports_A Tagami

P25_Developing quality indicators for the primary care of older adults_R Correia

P27_Environmental scanning to inform a mobility-promoting integrated care model_A Nadarajah

P30_Perspectives on Screening for Poverty And Related Social Determinants and Intervening to Improve Knowledge of and Links to Resources_SPARK_from an Ontario Family Health Team_A Odedeji

P33_Public priorities for primary care in four provinces_Findings from the OurCare Priorities Panels_R Thelen

P34_Experiences and preferences of older adults about primary care in Canada_M Danesh

P35_Scoping review on Primary Care Teams and their impact on clinician capacity to see more patients_R Thelen