Background: Primary care networks are a newer model of primary care that focuses on
improved access to care and the use of multidisciplinary teams for patients with chronic …

Background The prevalence of diabetes mellitus and its complications is higher among First
Nations people and people with low socio-economic status (SES). Previous studies in …

BACKGROUND: Primary care networks are designed to facilitate access to inter-
professional, team-based care. We compared health outcomes associated with primary care …

This study examined the association between Ontario's differing primary care models and
receipt of recommended testing for people with diabetes. We analyzed available …

Introduction: There are a number of well-established barriers to accessing primary care. The
LINKED Study set out to improve primary care usage through 1-on-1 counseling and …

BACKGROUND. We investigated whether having a regular health care provider for diabetes
was related to the intensity of care, use of preventive services, or glycemic control in a well …

Background. GPs are now playing a greater role in the care of people with diabetes;
however, the level of performance in primary care is variable. Practices with a recall system …

Aims To explore the association of primary care and hospitalisation for people with diabetes.
Methods The study comprised 20,433 diabetic participants in the Sax Institute's 45 and Up …

Growing demand for services is leading primary care organizations to explore new delivery
models. One approach incorporates multiple primary care providers on a team. Effective …

Background Structured diabetes care can improve outcomes and reduce risk of
complications, but improving care in a deprived, ethnically diverse area can prove …