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S06 E03 Learning Pathway Stage 1: Part 2 - Team Building Team Up! Team-based primary and community care in action
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In this episode, Morgan and Sarah continue their discussion of the first stage of the learning pathway: Where to start with team based care. Our hosts focus on the importance of thinking about both service design and team readiness when transitioning to team-based care in primary care clinics. They emphasize the need to consider the existing services in the community when designing or redesigning a team. Sarah and Morgan also highlight a number of resources available for primary care teams in the first stage of the learning pathway, highlighting the Team Readiness Checklist as something for listeners to try out in practice.
Special thanks to Amie Hough, a Leader in Health System Improvement for Primary and Community Care with Health Quality BC, and one of the creators of the learning pathway, who we will be hearing from throughout the season.
Links and Resources
For more information on the Team Based Care Learning Pathway check out https://teambasedcarebc.ca/team-based-care-pathway/For more information about Team Mapping, a tool to support teams working together on how they want to work together, in a patient centred way take a look at the following resources:Team Mapping MIROVERSE toolkitPrice M, Bellwood P, Hill TT, Fletcher S. Team Mapping: A Novel Method to Help Community Primary Healthcare Practices Transition to Team-Based Care. Healthc Q. 2020 Jan;22(4):33-39. doi: 10.12927/hcq.2020.26086. PMID: 32073389.
Past Podcast Episodes that may be of interest:
S03 E07: A Quick intro to Team MappingS03 E09: Clearer Roles in Distributed Primary Care TeamsFor links to the job descriptions and role material described in this episode explore stage 1 of the team based care learning pathway
Role DescriptionsSample RN postingFind the Team Readiness checklist here to try it out in practice
Through the TeamUp network we are working to advance supports for team based primary care. Please reach out to info@teambasedcarebc.ca if you would like to learn more!
https://teambasedcarebc.ca/team-based-care-pathway/where-to-start-with-team-based-care/
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah continue their discussion of the first stage of the learning pathway: Where to start with team based care. Our hosts focus on the importance of thinking about both service design and team readiness when transitioning to team-based care in primary care clinics. They emphasize the need to consider the existing services in the community when designing or redesigning a team. Sarah and Morgan also highlight a number of resources available for primary care teams in the first stage of the learning pathway, highlighting the Team Readiness Checklist as something for listeners to try out in practice.
Special thanks to Amie Hough, a Leader in Health System Improvement for Primary and Community Care with Health Quality BC, and one of the creators of the learning pathway, who we will be hearing from throughout the season.
Links and Resources
For more information on the Team Based Care Learning Pathway check out https://teambasedcarebc.ca/team-based-care-pathway/For more information about Team Mapping, a tool to support teams working together on how they want to work together, in a patient centred way take a look at the following resources:Team Mapping MIROVERSE toolkitPrice M, Bellwood P, Hill TT, Fletcher S. Team Mapping: A Novel Method to Help Community Primary Healthcare Practices Transition to Team-Based Care. Healthc Q. 2020 Jan;22(4):33-39. doi: 10.12927/hcq.2020.26086. PMID: 32073389.
Past Podcast Episodes that may be of interest:
S03 E07: A Quick intro to Team MappingS03 E09: Clearer Roles in Distributed Primary Care TeamsFor links to the job descriptions and role material described in this episode explore stage 1 of the team based care learning pathway
Role DescriptionsSample RN postingFind the Team Readiness checklist here to try it out in practice
Through the TeamUp network we are working to advance supports for team based primary care. Please reach out to info@teambasedcarebc.ca if you would like to learn more!
https://teambasedcarebc.ca/team-based-care-pathway/where-to-start-with-team-based-care/
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