The overall aim of this project is to identify and describe patient experience and outcome measures relevant to pharmacist-led primary care across the Maritimes. This was achieved through a series
This is a scoping review aimed at exploring the literature to identify potential outcomes for evaluating the benefits and harms of pharmacist-led primary care. While established methods exist for determining
This project explored the barriers and enablers to interprofessional collaborative family practice teams (CFPTs) in Nova Scotia to improve access to primary care. A literature review and provincial survey helped
This study involved two phases as part of a larger project aimed at improving healthcare transitions. The first phase involved interviews and focus groups with patients, caregivers, and clinicians to explore perspectives
This project aims to better understand the population of children with medical complexity in the Maritimes.
This project is studying how often pharmacists are prescribing, as well as factors that support or hinder pharmacist prescribing in Nova Scotia.
