Integrating Digital Health Innovations to Enhance Pediatric Efficiency and Accessibility*
Presented by Kelley Zwicker, MD, OMD Specialist Physician Peer Leader, and Sean Keerkland, Systems & Software, East Ottawa Kids Care Clinic & Kids Come First
Preventive Care for Older People (PCOP): Simplifying senior’s care through a novel EMR Reminder Tool*
In this session, learn about the free, point-of-care for preventive care for older people (PCOP) tool from the Centre for Effective Practice (CEP). By easily integrating with TELUS PS Suite Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and facilitating the latest evidence into practice, it can help clinicians provide fulsome preventive care for aging patients. Health behaviours (physical/sedentary activity, social isolation, loneliness), fall prevention, cardiovascular health, cancer screening, fragility fractures, immunizations and more will be discussed.
Presented by Amy Freedman MD, CCFP (COE), FCFP, Family Physician, St. Michael’s Academic Family Health Team and Baycrest, and, Makayla Gomes, MHIS, BHSc, Project Coordinator, Centre for Effective Practice (CEP)
Managing Anxiety Disorders and Major Depression in Primary Care: Supporting Clinicians and Patients through Evidence2Practice Ontario*
In this session, explore emerging tools that enhance daily clinical decision making related to mental health. The session will focus on the Evidence2Practice (E2P) tool for anxiety disorders and major depression in adults, its support for primary care clinicians and lessons learned from its initial implementation phase.
Presented by:
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Dr. Trish Rawn, Clinical Service Director, Centre for Effective Practice (CEP)
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Sharon Bal, MD, Family Physician, Lead of the Delta Coronation FHO
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Dr. Angela Coderre-Ball, Project Manager, Evidence2Practice Ontario, Centre for Effective Practice (CEP)
Enhancing Cervical Screening Pathways: A Novel EMR Toolbar for Efficient and Accurate Access*
In this session, discover how implementing a cervical screening toolbar can help reduce delays and close the care gap. The session will address the importance of effective and timely cervical screening, follow-up, and treatment of women’s health.
Presented by Rebecca Wray, MD, Family Physician, Regional Primary Care and Cancer Screening Lead, Central East Regional Cancer Program, and Shannon Bourke, Director, Regional Programs, Central East Regional Cancer Program
Leveraging data for improved patient outcomes: Supports to drive quality improvement in primary care*
In this session, learn how physicians in all health-care settings can use data from Ontario Health practice reports to improve patient outcomes. The session will share details of the learning modalities that support data usage for quality improvement (QI) and expand on future opportunities as the evolution of primary care data reports continues.
Presented by Stacey Bar-Zig, Manager, Clinical Quality Improvement, Ontario Health, and Aiman Hameedi, Senior Quality Improvement Specialist, Ontario Health