Family medicine researchers find real-world tension between proving efficacy in controlled contexts and achieving scale-up as part of effective routine care for the Health TAPESTRY (@HealthTapestry) program. Read the full study via: https://t.co/h7jVi4ZSYx. @DeeMangin et al.
Learn about different patterns of how community-based health and social services are recommended and used among older adults through the @HealthTAPESTRY intervention #primarycare#systemnavigation https://t.co/mPWL4tlkaa
How does implementation of a complex health care intervention differ depending on context and culture? New publication in @HSRatBMC explores the differences, barriers & facilitators to implementing @HealthTapestry in 6 communities. https://t.co/L60CXLBmMd
TEACHERS hi it’s Hal
DM me your virtual link and a time Tuesday or Wednesday that you have a remote class & I will jump on and give you and the kids a Bodybreak!
Inspired by @gerrydee
Great to hear from @pricedDFM at the @redcrosscanada National Health Symposium. Health TAPESTRY volunteers provided key information about clients' health needs and goals which helped inform the care they received from their health care team.
Very touching to hear about the practical ways that volunteers helped connect clients to things they needed - anywhere from attending tests/appointments to making new friends in their community. Truly patient-centred care.
Lovely to hear from panelists about their experience with Health TAPESTRY. Volunteers are experts in their communities and helped identify and address barriers clients experienced when accessing services in the community.
Today we’re launching TRAction – a Toolkit for Research in Action. This toolkit will support faculty with resources to build and grow their primary care research practice. https://t.co/vDnGwiIGzf #PCRC
Congratulations @DeeMangin & @McMasterFHT for creating a program that allowed for at-home disease monitoring to reduce reliance on hospital services #COVIDatHome#BrightLights#AFHTO2021
Very proud to have been part of this amazing project team, which enabled hundreds of COVID patients to recover safely at home, thanks to ongoing monitoring by their primary care teams. Read more about the project here: https://t.co/qIyfQe19Xo
Many non-Indigenous people will be acknowledging Orange Shirt Day for the first time this year.
So I wanted to share a few important points / thoughts:
Our final tweet: a tribute to our volunteers. Since March, they've posted thousands of updates, responded to thousands of questions, and helped save thousands of lives. It’s been our honour. (Sound on!)
#VaxToTheMax#COVID19CA#vhcCA
https://t.co/rZlwfWKk1G
I’ve been enrolled in this diploma program since January and am really enjoying it. The instructors are knowledgeable, the courses are very practical and I’m already applying concepts to my work in family medicine.
Are you interested in research and community engagement? Learn more about McMaster’s 16-month graduate diploma and take your social services career in a new direction!
More information: https://t.co/nXzko8YBEI
Important announcement: All students, faculty, staff and visitors who wish to access a McMaster campus/facility will be required to provide proof of vaccination. More info in today’s letter from the President and Provost. https://t.co/ni50dXpk0s
Family physicians monitoring COVID patients at home reduces demand on hospitals and allows patients to recover safely in a familiar environment. This pathway, developed by an IP team led by @DeeMangin is now the standard model of care across Ontario.
More than 10,000 Ontarians have benefited from the McMaster DFM-led model for family physicians to monitor patients with COVID-19 using home oximeters. #primarycare#onhealth https://t.co/sZZPmg6gNa
@marinasadik Preach. 🙌 Currently writing a paper about an evaluation that I’m already conducting in my job, but am struggling to make it fit within the rigid framework being taught in the class.