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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 Lecture featuring Dr. Kamila Premji

Panel Discussion featuring Dr. Jane Philpott, Dr. Elizabeth Muggah, Dr. Mekalai Kumanan, and Dr. Michael Green

Patient Oriented Research Session featuring Dr. Antoine Boivin, Ghislaine Rouly, Dr. Rebecca Ganann, and Dr. Maggie MacNeil

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