Hi Jennifer,
I'm at a Community Health Service in Melbourne, Aust. And we're
currently implementing a model with a number of the elements you've
described in your email. I'm happy for you to contact me directly for
more info.
Regards
Olive Aumann
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Health Development Manager
Whitehorse Community Health Service
43 Carrington Rd
Box Hill
Ph: 8843 2233
Fax: 9898 8010
Mob: 0414 507 046
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From: Jennifer Boyko [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, 10 June 2005 6:12 AM
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Subject: [SDOH] primary health care models
I am wondering if anyone knows of any examples of primary medical care
settings that have applied a chronic disease management model (for lack
of a better term) to address a particular health issue (e.g. depression,
diabetes). Within the setting, which might be a community health centre
or family medical practice, this would mean having an information system
in place e.g. electronic medical record, evidence based practice,
reo-orientation of services, self-care supports, as well as efforts to
improve community health through involvement in policies that create
supportive envioronments, address determinants of health and enable
community devleopment.
I would be particularly interested in Canadian examples, although I
welcome input from all. I would also welcome any discussion or debate
about the role of primary care services in addressing determinants of
health.
Jennifer Boyko, MHSc
Project Manager
Ontario Centre for Collaborative Primary Health Care
40 Forest Ave., Hamilton, L8N1X1
tel. 905-522-1155 ext.5953
fax. 905-521-6107
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