Keeping It Personal: In-Person Connection for Effective Knowledge Sharing in a Virtual World
Now that a great number of people in the US and Canada have been vaccinated against COVID-19, organizations find themselves at a defining moment. The choices they make regarding if, ...
How Innovative Technology is Paving the Way for More Patient-Centric Care
The demand for virtual care grew rapidly following the onset of the pandemic. COVID-19 was the catalyst for change in a system where silos and barriers had traditionally limited the ...
Reflections in a Time of Crisis: What it Takes to Manage and Lead Integrated Systems of Care
The leadership and management for integrated systems of care requires new capabilities, ones that challenge the status quo and overcome the institutionalized siloes within professions and within organizations.
How Do We Nudge Patients to Follow Through with Appointments? 4 Behavioral Strategies
No-shows have been a long-standing problem, with anywhere from 23-43% of patients routinely failing to show up for their scheduled medical appointments. Healthcare professionals and leaders need no convincing that ...
Black Nurse Leaders in the Canadian Healthcare System
This article highlights a growing gap in the Canadian nursing workforce, specifically in nursing leadership. Black nurses are significantly underrepresented in nursing and even more so as nurse leaders. This ...
Supporting Primary Care Involvement in COVID-19 Vaccinations
Involving primary care providers should be central to all COVID-19 vaccination program initiatives with intentional engagement and co-design from inception. We acknowledge that implementing the COVID-19 vaccine has been a ...
Do You Know Who Your Community-Based Specialists Are? An Interview with Tommy Gerschman
In this interview, @DoctorTommy talks about the need to advocate for hospital and health authority awareness of the value-added contributions community-based specialists provide to patients and the healthcare system.
The Power of Collaboration
As the second wave of COVID-19 loomed in the fall of 2020, hospitals in Ottawa, ON, and the surrounding areas were all short-staffed. Where and how would they find the ...
Timely Access to Child and Adolescent Mental Healthcare Matters Now More Than Ever
COVID-19 has amplified what was already a growing problem – children struggling with their mental health and inadequate access to specialized mental healthcare, especially physician-delivered care.
A Perspective on Health Science Education: Challenges and Opportunities
The pandemic has exposed the inadequate standards of care – particularly in long-term care facilities – and the inadequate numbers of healthcare providers in the system, and it has served ...
