Integration of Care: Perspectives of Home and Community Care Coordinators

December 21, 2010

One of four technical reports by research consultant Patricia Baranek for The Change Foundation about integration of care from the perspectives of home and community care providers in Ontario. The technical reports provide detailed analysis of the survey responses used to develop our 2011 report, Integration of Care: Perspectives of Home and Community Providers.

This technical report provides detailed results of the surveys conducted with care coordinators:

case managers and system navigators with Community Care Access Centres (CCACs)
care coordinators in provider organizations
intake coordinators and order processors (medical equipment and supplies)

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We are a small think tank with big ideas. For 25 years by working with people from all corners of the system we have been on a journey to tackle the complexities in Ontario’s healthcare system. Together, with our partners, this commitment remains true as we look to the future. pic.twitter.com/TcWWpdjVj8

“Always remember that co-design aims to involve everyone who is going to be impacted by the change. Read our guest blog by @MikePosencheg with @TheIHI for his take on how the #ChangingCARE teams are activating their agency for change bit.ly/2mIKAp3 pic.twitter.com/UZSjRPTjZ2

Congratulations to four members of the @ihpmeuoft graduating class of 2020 -- @LeslieMcGeoch1 @DebGollob @MonikaDalmacio & @MandyCraigg who completed their practicums with us. Thank you for your contributions & dedication to enhancing patient & #caregiver experiences in Ontario. twitter.com/ihpmeuoft/stat…

As #caregivers across Ontario navigate their #caregiving experiences it is important to acknowledge that it is an emotional journey too. Attend the next @CaregiverON webinar on 'Overcoming Painful Thoughts & Emotions' for strategies to help to reframe uninvited mental narratives. twitter.com/CaregiverON/st…

In light of the human rights movement we share @LinkYinka’s blog: How we applied an equity lens to our caregiver engagement.' By reflecting on our journey so far, we share our learnings, & reflections which serve to ground our work. We all have a role. bit.ly/3bVrTTX

Eileen Dahl was spirited, direct and respectful, and she had one clear and unwavering intention: to make her community hospital @HeadwatersHCC even better. Read a guest blog by Stacey Daub as she share three ways Eileen inspired her to think differently bit.ly/2GcVA4t pic.twitter.com/FfQnkTs1Lv

Over the last 25 years we have evolved into a key influencer and advisor in Ontario’s health care system to ensure providers, patients and caregivers have an equal voice in informing positive change. In 2 weeks we will be sharing something special. We can't wait! pic.twitter.com/SyZPn2HWLC

@SinaiHealth, one of our #ChangingCARE partners, continues to leverage one of their innovative #caregiver initiatives. By using e-rounds and leveraging technology, they enable meaningful parent engagement and families are able to be at the bedside in the #NICU for rounds. twitter.com/SinaiHealth/st…

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