Team Primary Care
Team Primary Care - Training for Transformation is a unique and timely initiative that aims to accelerate transformative change in the way primary care practitioners train to work together. To do so, it brings together an extensive network of partners to enhance the capacity of interprofessional comprehensive primary care (CPC) through improved training for practitioners, supports for teams, and tools for planners and employers.
Team Primary Care aims to prepare primary care providers to work in teams, in tandem with the health system reforms needed to adopt the delivery of more and better CPC. Ultimately, by better preparing new and existing primary care practitioners, Canadians will have better access to equitable primary care close to home.
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News
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Media
Webinars
IHWC 2023 - Integrated Models of Primary Care
To register for upcoming webinars or browse previous recordings, visit our TPC Webinar Series webpage or our TPC Playlist on YouTube.
Interviews
March, 2024 - The Federal Budget is an Opportunity to Transform Health Care
January, 2024 - Canadian Health Systems Transformation: Primary Care as the First Domino
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Training Collaborative
More information coming soon
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Psychological Health & Safety
The Team Psychological Health and Safety Tools for Teams and Training Programs project will establish a bilingual “self-serve” platform of psychological health and safety tools for teams and training programs that will be hosted by the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) and updated by the Canadian Health Workforce Network (CHWN)team, and a bilingual module on psychological health and safety for the Introduction to Health Workforce Studies microprogram at the University of Ottawa’s Professional Development Institute.
Psychological Health and Safety Toolkit for Primary Care Teams and Training Programs
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Integrated Workforce Planning
The Integrated Primary Care Workforce Planning project will build capacity for planning by providing support to selected Ontario Health Teams in Toronto to embed planning at a local level, and by developing tools to help stakeholders beyond the Toronto region engage with primary care health workforce planning.
For information, please visit the Team Primary Care Website