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Justin N Hall1,2, Lucas B Chartier2,3
1Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Abstract:
While new offerings of virtual urgent care services from peer hospitals faltered after initial provincial pilot funding lapsed, our 3 regional academic health sciences centers decided to partner to enhance patient access, achieve efficiencies, and support long-term sustainability. Utilizing the Development Model for Integrated Care framework, we progressed through the 4 phases to ensure joint success and high-quality care: (1) initiative and design phase-individual parallel projects but with strong collaborations and broad stakeholder engagement; (2) experimental and execution phase-continuous quality improvement approach for governance, policies, and processes; (3) expansion and monitoring phase-weekly leadership touchpoints on key performance indicators; and (4) consolidation and transformation phase-sustainability through ongoing funding.
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