A stronger primary health care system is one that yields better health outcomes for Canadians at a lower cost.
A key part of improving the primary health care system is to measure how it performs.
- Where does it succeed?
- Where does it need to be improved?
The goal of our research program is to improve both the science of performance measurement and the ways those results are reported to practitioners, decision-makers, and the public to encourage improvement within the system.
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NAPCRG 2019 Presentations
The TRANSFORMATION team was well-represented at NAPCRG 2019. Team members participated in a number of different presentations, including two TRANSFORMATION-specific presentations. Learn more at the NAPCRG 2019 page.
Meet our new TUTOR-PHC trainee: Morgan Slater
Morgan Slater is a postdoctoral fellow with the Department of Family Medicine at Queen’s University and part of the inaugural cohort of Health System Impact Fellows, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. She received her BASc in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo, a MSc in Community Health Sciences (University of […]
Meet our new TUTOR-PHC trainee: Jacqueline Kueper
Jacqueline Kueper is a PhD candidate in the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at Western University. Previously, she completed an MSc in Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Western University and a BSc in Psychology and Interdisciplinary Life Sciences at McGill University. Jacqueline’s research interests include learning health systems, artificial intelligence, primary health care, and outcome […]