Background Interventions to improve patient-centered care for persons with multimorbidity
are in constant growth. To date, the emphasis has been on two separate kinds of interventions…

Purpose: This qualitative study explored the experiences of primary health care providers
and staff who had moved beyond the stage of implementing electronic medical records (EMRs…

Methods This descriptive qualitative study explored the experiences of 19 participants. Semi-structured
interviews were conducted. Both individual and team analyses were performed. …

Increasing prevalence of chronic conditions and multimorbidity challenges health care
systems and calls for patient-centered coordination of care. Implementation and evaluation of …

… Ms Bestard Denomme collected the data from the practices, interpreted results, and edited
the manuscript. Dr Thind contributed to the design and analysis of the data, and edited the …

Background Electronic medical records (EMRs) have the potential to improve the provision
of preventive care by allowing general practitioners (GPs) to track and recall eligible patients …

Conclusion Primary health care research teams are larger and more complex than ever before
in Canada. Structures and processes are needed for complex multifaceted, interprovincial…

Background: The high prevalence of multimorbidity necessitates rethinking of the health
care system. The overarching goal of the Patient-Centred Innovations for Persons with …

There is a lack of evidence on effective intervention for managing patients with multimorbidity.
A major barrier to progress in this area is the lack of consensus over how best to describe …

The limited evidence of the effectiveness of interventions for people with multimorbidity
means that there is a need for much more research and trials of potential interventions [1]. We …