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Dimensions and intensity of inter-professional teamwork in primary care: evidence from five international jurisdictions by Levesque, Jean-Frederic, Harris, Mark F, Scott, Cathie, Crabtree, Benjamin, Miller, William, Halma, Lisa M, Hogg, William E, Weenink, Jan-Willem, Advocat, Jenny R, Gunn, Jane, Russell, Grant

“…Abstract Background Inter-professional teamwork in primary care settings offers potential benefits for responding to the increasing complexity of patients’…”
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Uncovering the wisdom hidden between the lines: the Collaborative Reflexive Deliberative Approach by Crabtree, Benjamin F, Miller, William L, Gunn, Jane M, Hogg, William E, Scott, Cathie M, Levesque, Jean-Frederic, Harris, Mark F, Chase, Sabrina M, Advocat, Jenny R, Halma, Lisa M, Russell, Grant M

“…Abstract Background Meta-analysis and meta-synthesis have been developed to synthesize results across published studies; however, they are still largely…”
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Accountability by Design: Moving Primary Care Reform Ahead in Alberta by Spenceley, Shannon M, Andres, Cheryl, Lapins, Janet, Wedel, Robert, Gelber, Tobias, Halma, Lisa

“…Health-care reform is perennially popular in Alberta, but reality doesn’t match the rhetoric. Government has invested more than $700 million in Primary Care…”
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Contextual levers for team-based primary care: lessons from reform interventions in five jurisdictions in three countries by Russell, Grant M, Miller, William L, Gunn, Jane M, Levesque, Jean-Frederic, Harris, Mark F, Hogg, William E, Scott, Cathie M, Advocat, Jenny R, Halma, Lisa, Chase, Sabrina M, Crabtree, Benjamin F

“…Abstract Background Most Western nations have sought primary care (PC) reform due to the rising costs of health care and the need to manage long-term health…”
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Interprofessional teamwork innovations for primary health care practices and practitioners: evidence from a comparison of reform in three countries by Harris, Mark F, Advocat, Jenny, Crabtree, Benjamin F, Levesque, Jean-Frederic, Miller, William L, Gunn, Jane M, Hogg, William, Scott, Cathie M, Chase, Sabrina M, Halma, Lisa, Russell, Grant M

“…A key aim of reforms to primary health care (PHC) in many countries has been to enhance interprofessional teamwork. However, the impact of these changes on…”
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Interprofessional teamwork innovations for primary health care practices and practitioners: evidence from a comparison of reform in three by Harris, Mark F, Advocat, Jenny, Crabtree, Benjamin F, Levesque, Jean-Frederic, Miller, William L, Gunn, Jane M, Hogg, William, Scott, Cathie M, Chase, Sabrina M, Halma, Lisa, Russell, Grant M

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Accountability by Design: Moving Primary Care Reform Ahead in Alberta by Shannon M. Spenceley, Cheryl Andres, Janet Lapins, Robert Wedel, Tobias Gelber, Lisa Halma

“…Health-care reform is perennially popular in Alberta, but reality doesn’t match the rhetoric. Government has invested more than $700 million in Primary Care…”
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Accountability by Design: Moving Primary Care Reform Ahead in Alberta by Shannon M. Spenceley, Cheryl Andres, Janet Lapins, Robert Wedel, Tobias Gelber, Lisa Halma

“…Health-care reform is perennially popular in Alberta, but reality doesn’t match the rhetoric. Government has invested more than $700 million in Primary Care…”
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Introducing a nurse practitioner: experiences in a rural Alberta family practice clinic by Reay, Trish, Patterson, Eileen M, Halma, Lisa, Steed, Wesley B

“…To report on the experiences of introducing a nurse practitioner (NP) into a rural physicians' clinic in Taber, Alberta. Case study, grounded theory…”
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Case study on priority setting in rural Southern Alberta: keeping the house from blowing in by Halma, Lisa, Mitton, Craig, Donaldson, Cam, West, Bruce

“…This case study describes the priority-setting process undertaken by health care providers in the Municipal District of Taber, Alta., to improve and integrate…”
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Setting Priorities and Allocating Resources in Regional Health Authorities: A Report from Two Pilot Exercises Using Program Budgeting and Marginal Analysis by Mitton, Craig, Donaldson, Cam, Halma, Lisa, Gall, Nadine

“…A significant mandate of Canadian regional health authorities is to set priorities and allocate resources within a limited funding envelope. Program budgeting…”
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