Canadian Primary Care Research Network webinar
19 March 2025
On 26 February, Catherine Hudon, Marie-Dominique Poirier, Phillipe Lachance and Walter Wodchis were on the panel of the webinar ‘Scaling up Integrated Care- Challenges and Successes’, of the Canadian Primary Care Research Network. This webinar identified the successes and challenges of scaling up integrated care and helped to better understand how to apply the principles of knowledge translation in research networks.
February Newsletter 2025
4 March 2025
📰 The new edition of our February Newsletter is now available for our subscribers! Inside, you’ll find the scaling up of the V1SAGES approach in health and social services institutions, an exclusive overview of our research projects, our recent scientific publications, and much more!
✉️ Would you like to receive the newsletter directly in your inbox? Subscribe by contacting us at 👉 chaire@soinsintegres.ca
New on our website!
27 February 2025
Many of our clinical tools on the VISAGES approach, as well as our research tools, are now available online in both French and English.
Visit the “Toolbox” tab to check them out!
Imaginer les soins primaires de demain
13 February 2025
The book “Imaginer les soins primaires de demain” is now available online! Based on scientific evidence, it provides an in-depth reflection on the current challenges in primary care, as well as possible courses of action to address them.
To read it
Healthcare System Performance Research Program
28 January 2025
Catherine Hudon, Chairholder, traveled to Paris to chair the preselection jury for the PREPS 2024/2025 program. This program supports organizational research focused on transforming healthcare, notably through the experimentation of new organizational models, the optimization of patient pathways, and the generation of essential knowledge to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of health services.
Term of Reference for the partnership approach-PriCARE Team
14 January 2025
The entire PriCARE team, including our patient partners, researchers and research officers, is delighted to have collaborated on the development of our Term of Reference for our partnership approach.
The Term of Reference provides valuable guidance for our team by outlining our values, key principles, roles and responsibilities, support, working methods, and compensation and reimbursement arrangements. It demonstrates our commitment to working together harmoniously.
A huge thank you to all the members of the PriCARE team for their invaluable contribution to the creation of This term of Reference!
