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Hripisime Danielyan1, David Gren1, Yallenni Ilamvaluthy1
1University of Toronto, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
|February 13, 2026
Summary
Ontario
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Digital Health Ecosystems
- Primary Care Innovation
Background:
- Addressing the challenge of connecting unattached residents with primary care.
- Recognizing the need for innovative solutions in healthcare access.
- Identifying fragmentation in current healthcare delivery models.
Purpose of the Study:
- To co-develop a multi-year digital roadmap for connecting residents to team-based primary care.
- To operationalize the vision of the Primary Care Action Team (PCAT).
- To create a scalable and sustainable digital access ecosystem.
Main Methods:
- Collaborative development of a digital roadmap with the East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) Ontario Health Team (OHT).
- Leveraging stakeholder engagement sessions to inform roadmap design.
- Integrating primary care, community, and hospital partners.
Main Results:
- A comprehensive digital roadmap designed to connect over 300,000 residents to primary care.
- Demonstration of how Ontario Health Teams (OHTs) can integrate existing assets.
- Development of a human-centered digital access ecosystem.
Conclusions:
- The digital roadmap provides a scalable and sustainable model for improving primary care access.
- Ontario Health Teams (OHTs) are pivotal in reducing healthcare fragmentation through digital integration.
- The initiative fosters a more connected and patient-centered healthcare experience.
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