Program overview :
The Partnering on Appropriate Virtual Care collaborative supports primary care practices, organizations and multidisciplinary teams from across Canada to work in partnership with the patients, families, caregivers and communities they support to determine when and how virtual care should be used in their unique healthcare settings.
Through this program, participants are:
This program runs between January 2023 and January 2024.
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As more healthcare is delivered virtually, there’s a rising need to ensure it’s done appropriately and safely.
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As more healthcare is delivered virtually, there’s a rising need to ensure it’s done appropriately and safely.
Teams participating in Partnering on Appropriate Virtual Care receive:
Through this initiative, HEC is supporting 41 teams across 135 sites and nine provinces. Learn more about who’s participating and where they’re located.
This initiative builds on the Virtual Care Together design collaborative, delivered in partnership by HEC and Canada Health Infoway.
The Clinician Change Virtual Care Toolkit provides tools and resources that support new and experienced clinicians or support staff to deliver safe, high-quality virtual care.
The Clinician Change Virtual Care Toolkit provides tools and resources that support new and experienced clinicians or support staff to deliver safe, high-quality virtual care.
The Partnering on Appropriate Virtual Care collaborative will support primary care practices, organizations and multidisciplinary teams from across Canada to determine when and how virtual care should be used in their unique healthcare settings.
Participants will develop a framework that supports shared decision-making with patients, ensuring choices around virtual care are based on patient needs and capabilities, their care requirements and clinician capacity.
This program runs between January and November 2023 and involves a range of online learning and design activities. Learn more in the detailed project overview.
The application period for this project has now closed.
This initiative builds on the Virtual Care Together design collaborative, delivered in partnership by HEC and Canada Health Infoway.