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JSGS/WRTC Public Lecture ~ The impact of Integrated Care Pathways on interprofessional collaboration and the organisation of care processes
Presented by Dr. Thomas Rotter, Chair in Health Quality Improvement Science, College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan
Friday February 15, 2013
Start Time: 12:30 PM - End Time: 2:00 PM
| Category: | Public Lecture | |
| Campus: | Both campuses | |
| Saskatoon Location: | Prairie Room, Diefenbaker Building, University of Saskatchewan Campus | |
| Regina Location: | JSGS Window Room, 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, University of Regina, College Avenue Campus | |
| Description: | Integrated Care Pathways are a tool used by health professionals to guide evidence-based practice and the interaction between health services, including acute care and primary care. They are also known as clinical pathways, care maps or critical pathways, and detail local structures, systems and time-frames to support the translation of clinical guidelines into protocols. Interprofessional Collaboration is defined as the process of developing and maintaining effective interprofessional working relationships with practitioners, patients/clients/ families and communities to improve quality of care. By definition, care pathways are multidisciplinary interventions but we know very little about their impact on interprofessional collaboration and the organisation of care processes. This presentation will interrogate the evidence base regarding the impact of care pathways on interprofessional collaboration and the organisation of care processes. | |
| Please Note: | Please be advised that the JSGS Window Room is located on the second floor of the Gallery Building. Individuals with mobility difficulties should contact us at 306.585.5869 or js_outreach@uregina.ca at least one week prior to the event. | |
| Cost: | Free | |
| Contact: | Karen Jaster-Laforge 306-585-5869 | |
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