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Dianne Delva¹, Lewis Tomalty, Kathy Macrae

¹Queen's University, Faculty of Health Sciences Continuing Professional Development, KFL&A Community Care Access Centre, KFL&A Public Health, Canada. Dianne.Delva@dal.ca

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Improved collaboration among community health providers is essential for patient-centered care. This project developed a continuing professional development (CPD) model using case studies to enhance information exchange and teamwork in primary care.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Interprofessional Education
Primary Health Care

Background:

Collaborative patient-centered practice models require enhanced workplace collaboration.
Effective communication and coordination are vital for community-based primary health care.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a continuing professional development (CPD) model for primary health care providers.
To improve information exchange and collaboration within community care sectors.

Main Methods:

Utilized participatory action research with over 60 participants (physicians, nurses, administrators).
Employed a case-based approach within planning groups and consultation workshops.
Identified barriers and facilitators to communication, collaboration, and care coordination.

Main Results:

Key themes influencing and hindering interprofessional collaboration were identified.
Prioritized recommendations for improving collaboration were implemented.
The case scenario and consultation approach effectively addressed local issues.

Conclusions:

The developed CPD model successfully improved collaboration among community health providers.
Case-based learning and consultation are effective strategies for enhancing interprofessional teamwork.
The project provides a scalable model for improving primary health care coordination.