La coordination en gérontologie

Couturier, Yves; Gagnon, Dominique; Belzile, Louise; Salles, Mylène

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“…In part, this may be a result of system fragmentation and absence of mechanisms for FLS provision along the continuum of care. It may also be linked to the difficulty of achieving full integration (Couturier et al, 2013) in areas with small Francophone populations.…”

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Strategies to Improve French Language Health and Social Service Continuity for Seniors in Ontario and Manitoba

Savard

Moissac

et al. 2021

Minorités linguistiques et société

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Strategies to Improve French Language Health and Social Service Continuity for Seniors in Ontario and Manitoba

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Moissac

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“…Moreover, following the Chronic Care Model (CCM) developed by Wagner and his colleagues in 1996, and a variation of this model known as the Expanded Chronic Care Model (ECCM) ), 2 we recognize that the person seeking services and/or the person's caregivers and the community to which they belong are active actors in the system. In addition, to ensure continuity of services in the official minority language during a person's service trajectory, we need to consider integration of services and coordination mechanisms between various service organizations (Couturier, Gagnon, Belzile, & Salles, 2013;Tremblay, Angus, & Hubert, 2012).…”

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Before turning to the specific content of the chapters in this volume, it would be beneficial to offer some reflections on the importance of access to health and social services in the official language of the user's choice, and the reasons that lie behind such active offer. These thoughts can be framed by international research work on the vulnerability of people with limited language and literacy skills, which introduced the concepts of health literacy and Limited English Proficiency (LEP)

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“…Due to the interaction of multiple chronic conditions with mental health disorders and/or socioeconomic vulnerability, these people may have more complex care needs that must be taken into account when allocating resources [ 4 , 5 ]. For this reason, interprofessional collaboration and integration between health services and social services are essential [ 4 , 5 , 6 ]. However, health care and psychosocial services, including community-based organizations, are often provided in silos, resulting in significant barriers to information flow and to the harmonization of follow ups between practitioners [ 7 , 8 , 9 ].…”

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Towards Better Health, Social, and Community-Based Services Integration for Patients with Chronic Conditions and Complex Care Needs: Stakeholders’ Recommendations

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Chouinard

Beaulieu

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The objective was to report on issues related to patients with complex care needs and recommendations identified by 160 key participants at a summit in Quebec City about better integration of primary health care services for patients with chronic diseases and complex care needs. A descriptive qualitative approach was used. While focus groups were led by a facilitator, a rapporteur noted highlights and a research team member took independent notes. All notes were analyzed by using a thematic analysis according to an inductive method. Seven issues were identified, leading to the formulation of recommendations: (1) valuing the experience of the patient; (2) early detecting of a non-homogeneous patient population; (3) defining interprofessional collaboration based on patient needs; (4) conciliating services provided by clinical settings according to a registered clientele-based logic with the population-based logic; (5) working with the community sector; (6) aligning patient-oriented research values with existing challenges to primary care integration; and (7) promoting resource allocation consistent with targeted recommendations. The summit highlighted the importance of engaging all stakeholders in improvement of integrated care for patients with complex care needs. The resulting recommendations target shared priorities towards better health, social, and community-based services integration for these patients.

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La coordination en gérontologie

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Strategies to Improve French Language Health and Social Service Continuity for Seniors in Ontario and Manitoba

Strategies to Improve French Language Health and Social Service Continuity for Seniors in Ontario and Manitoba

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Towards Better Health, Social, and Community-Based Services Integration for Patients with Chronic Conditions and Complex Care Needs: Stakeholders’ Recommendations

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