Trends in attachment to a primary care provider in Ontario, 2008–2018: an interrupted time-series analysis
I Bayoumi, RH Glazier, L Jaakkimainen… - … Open Access Journal, 2023 - cmajopen.ca
Background: Attachment to a regular primary care provider is associated with better health
outcomes, but 15% of people in Canada lack a consistent source of ongoing primary care …
outcomes, but 15% of people in Canada lack a consistent source of ongoing primary care …
[PDF][PDF] Trends in attachment to a primary care provider in Ontario, 2008–2018: an interrupted time-series analysis
RHG MD, EF BA, MEG MD - 2023 - cmajopen.ca
Background: Attachment to a regular primary care provider is associated with better health
outcomes, but 15% of people in Canada lack a consistent source of ongoing primary care …
outcomes, but 15% of people in Canada lack a consistent source of ongoing primary care …
[HTML][HTML] Improved access to and continuity of primary care after attachment to a family physician: longitudinal cohort study on centralized waiting lists for unattached …
Background Having a regular family physician is associated with many benefits. Formal
attachment–an administrative patient-family physician agreement–is a popular feature in …
attachment–an administrative patient-family physician agreement–is a popular feature in …
Primary Care Data Reports in Ontario, Canada: Comparing primary care attachment rates from 2020 to 2022
L Roberts, S Khan, P Gozdyra, L Jaakkimainen… - 2023 - Annals Family Med
Context: Ontario Health Teams are made up of providers and organizations responsible for
delivering health care to a defined population. Primary Care Data Reports provide key …
delivering health care to a defined population. Primary Care Data Reports provide key …
Primary Care Data Reports in Ontario, Canada: Comparing primary care attachment rates from 2020 to 2022
MD Jaakkimainen, MD Richard Glazier, E Frymire… - Annals Family Med
Abstract Context: Ontario Health Teams are made up of providers and organizations
responsible for delivering health care to a defined population. Primary Care Data Reports …
responsible for delivering health care to a defined population. Primary Care Data Reports …
Primary care access in Ontario, Canada: Geographical patterns of primary care attachment
L Roberts, P Gozdyra, L Jaakkimainen, P Nguyen… - 2023 - Annals Family Med
Context: The Ontario government recently implemented Ontario Health Teams (OHTs),
which are nongeographic patient-provider networks. Each Ontario resident is attributed by …
which are nongeographic patient-provider networks. Each Ontario resident is attributed by …
[BOOK][B] Assessing the impacts of the Quebec primary care enrolment policies on patient-physician affiliation
C King - 2021 - search.proquest.com
Patients' relationships with, and affiliation to, primary care physicians can influence patients'
care experience, continuity of care and health outcomes. Many Canadian provinces are …
care experience, continuity of care and health outcomes. Many Canadian provinces are …
Primary care access in Ontario, Canada: Geographical patterns of primary care attachment
Abstract Context: The Ontario government recently implemented Ontario Health Teams
(OHTs), which are nongeographic patient-provider networks. Each Ontario resident is …
(OHTs), which are nongeographic patient-provider networks. Each Ontario resident is …
Does attachment to a family physician reduce emergency department visits? A difference-in-differences analysis of Quebec's centralized waiting lists for unattached …
MA Smithman, M Breton, J Haggerty - 2023 - researchsquare.com
Background Patients without a regular primary care provider–unattached patients–are more
likely to visit hospital emergency departments (ED), leading to poor patient and health …
likely to visit hospital emergency departments (ED), leading to poor patient and health …
[HTML][HTML] “A Band-Aid Solution”: Policy Maker and Primary Care Provider Perspectives on the Value of Attachment Incentives
EG Marshall, M Cook, L Moritz, R Buote… - Healthcare …, 2023 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Approximately 15% of Canadians are without a primary care provider (“unattached”). To
address “unattachment,” several provinces introduced a financial incentive for family …
address “unattachment,” several provinces introduced a financial incentive for family …
