Une Équipe Interprofessionnelle au Service de la Population Orpheline (EISPO)

Written By Shay Alford

A Team Optimization Project to demonstrate the great potential of a well-coordinated interprofessional team in expanding the capacity of family medicine teams to see new patients while enhancing the overall quality of care provided to unattached patients.

Location: Montreal, Quebec

Lead Organization: Clinique Indigo
Focus: Building, training, and sustaining an interprofessional team within a primary care clinic.

Project Team:

  • Dr. Maxine Dumas-Pilon, médecin de famille, Clinique Indigo

  • Dr. Elise Boulanger, médecin de famille, Clinique Indigo

  • Mylaine Breton, chercheure, Université Sherbrooke

  • Isabelle Gaboury, chercheure, Université Sherbrooke

  • Mélanie-Ann Smithman, chercheure, Université Sherbrooke

  • Phillippe Lachance, Directeur de l'accès et de l'organisation des services de première ligne chez Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux

  • Dominique Perron, Conseiller en organisation de services de première ligne chez Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux du Québec (MSSS)

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