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Family physicians' perspectives on memory clinics in primary care
Linda Lee1, Loretta M Hillier2
1Department of Family Medicine, Centre for Family Medicine Family Health Team, McMaster University, ON, Canada.
Aim:
To identify family physicians' perception of the primary care collaborative memory clinic (PCCMC) care model.
Methods:
Physicians with access to a PCCMC completed a survey to assess their satisfaction with various aspects of PCCMC care delivery (n = 78). Interviews were conducted with a purposeful sample of physicians (n = 20) to gather their opinions on the strengths, gaps in care and benefits associated with the PCCMC model.
Results:
There was support for this care model in providing timely quality dementia care at a primary care level, making it easier for referring physicians to manage challenging aspects of dementia care.
Conclusion:
PCCMCs provide a significant opportunity for supporting physicians to manage the care of persons with dementia within primary care practice.
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