Our team has just published a brand-new article exploring the process of interprofessional collaboration (IPC) and the engagement of patients living with chronic illness in a primary care telehealth context.

This study highlights the importance of better documenting and harmonizing provincial models to support the integration of collaborative primary care in Canada.

The innovative nature of our team and its expertise in primary care nursing practice are highlighted in these articles that cover a range of topics important to improving the care and services offered by nurses in primary care.

The team enjoyed the richness of the encounters and the inspiration that came from the workshops and conferences! Congratulations to all!

Our recent study showed that patient-reported indicators of health and experience of care are under-utilized.

While we recognize that nurses can play an important role in managing chronic pain, their role remains underdeveloped.

In this article, the team presents its recommendations for using the Knowledge-to-Action approach.

Describing the results of our educational intervention to implement practice guidelines for nurses and social workers working in FMG.

The evaluators enthusiastically received her and appreciated her passion, as well as, the program's relevance to improving services!

The Chair team was on hand to share the latest results from several of our research initiatives.

Four oral presentations, eight posters, and a round table were produced for four award-winning knowledge transfer products!

Our research team is conducting a study to explore interprofessional collaboration in the context of telehealth within primary care settings

This 4-year grant will enable developing and validating an instrument to measure nursing practice in FMGs.

Enhance your skills and knowledge in primary care with our exclusive training program designed especially for you!

The aim was to develop a consensus document detailing a national plan to enhance the role of FMG nurses.

This article stems the Effect of the patient Trainer in family medicine group nursing practice.

Véronique, Marie-Eve and Anaëlle were in San Francisco for the world's largest primary care research conference.

Participation in a project on the impact of funding models on registered nurses integration in primary care teams.

Pre Marie-Eve Poitras is co-principal investigator of a $3 million project to develop a national training intervention for primary care nurs

Congratulations to Anaëlle Morin on her Master's degree and the start of her doctoral studies!