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Ross Duncan1, Monika Roerig2, Sara Allin3
1Learning Health Systems Data Analyst, BC Support Unit Michael Smith Health Research BC, Adjunct Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC.
Abstract:
Clinical networks (CNs) can promote innovation and collaboration across providers and stakeholders. However, little is known about the structure and operations of CNs, particularly in emergency care. As Canada advances learning health systems (LHSs), foundational research is essential to enable future comparisons across CNs to identify those that contribute to positive system change. Drawing from the results of our international survey, we provide a description of 32 emergency care CNs worldwide, including their structure, operations and sustainability. Future research should consider the context of such networks, how they may contribute to an LHS and how they impact patient outcomes.
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