Operational definitions of attributes of primary health care: consensus among Canadian experts

J Haggerty, F Burge, JF Lévesque… - The Annals of Family …, 2007 - Annals Family Med
PURPOSE In 2004, we undertook a consultation with Canadian primary health care experts
to define the attributes that should be evaluated in predominant and proposed models of …

Adherence to antihypertensive medications among family practice patients with diabetes mellitus and hypertension

…, W Putnam, K Van Aarsen, KB Lawson, F Burge - Canadian family …, 2013 - cfp.ca
Objective To measure adherence and to identify factors associated with adherence to
antihypertensive medications in family practice patients with diabetes mellitus (DM) and …

Family physician continuity of care and emergency department use in end-of-life cancer care

F Burge, B Lawson, G Johnston - Medical care, 2003 - journals.lww.com
Background. Despite cancer patients preferring to spend their last days out-of-hospital, many
make difficult visits to the emergency department (ED). Family physician continuity of care …

[HTML][HTML] A case study of nurse practitioner role implementation in primary care: what happens when new roles are introduced?

E Sangster-Gormley, R Martin-Misener, F Burge - BMC nursing, 2013 - Springer
Background At the time of this study (2009) the role of the nurse practitioner was new to the
province of British Columbia. The provincial government gave the responsibility for …

Dehydration symptoms of palliative care cancer patients

FI Burge - Journal of pain and symptom management, 1993 - Elsevier
A cross-sectional survey of inpatient palliative care subjects (n = 52) was performed to
determine the severity and distribution of symptoms thought to be associated with dehydration in …

Preferred and actual location of death: what factors enable a preferred home death?

F Burge, B Lawson, G Johnston, Y Asada… - Journal of palliative …, 2015 - liebertpub.com
Background: Fulfillment of patient preferences for location of dying is of continued end-of-life
care interest. Of those voicing a preference, most prefer home. However the majority of …

Trends in the place of death of cancer patients, 1992–1997

F Burge, B Lawson, G Johnston - Cmaj, 2003 - Can Med Assoc
Background: Although many patients with cancer would prefer to die at home, most die in
hospital. We carried out a study to describe the yearly trends in the place of death between …

Which patients receive on diet and exercise?: Do certain characteristics affect whether they receive such advice?

J Sinclair, B Lawson, F Burge - Canadian Family Physician, 2008 - cfp.ca
OBJECTIVE To examine whether patients’ characteristics, familiarity with the clinic, or
perspectives on the quality of their care predict whether they receive advice from physicians …

[HTML][HTML] Does increasing home care nursing reduce emergency department visits at the end of life? A population-based cohort study of cancer decedents

…, E O'Leary, K Fassbender, K McGrail, F Burge… - Journal of pain and …, 2016 - Elsevier
Context Despite being commonplace in health care systems, little research has described
home care nursing's effectiveness to reduce acute care use at the end of life. Objectives To …

Primary care continuity and location of death for those with cancer

F Burge, B Lawson, G Johnston… - Journal of palliative …, 2003 - liebertpub.com
Background: Continuity of primary care is known to be associated with both improved
processes and outcomes of care. Despite continuity being a desired attribute of end-of-life care …