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TOWARDS AN ACCORDFOR CHANGE

2 0 1 7 A N N U A LC A H S P R C O N F E R E N C E

HILTON HOTEL • TORONTO

MAY 24-26, 2017

2 | PRELIMINARY PROGRAM | ANNUAL CAHSPR CONFERENCE

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ABSTRACT REVIEWERSManju AcharyaSema K AydedeLucy BarkerJan BarnsleyBrenna BathAndrea BaumannNancy BaxterRobert BilterysCharlyn BlackHilary BrownFrances BrunoDavid CampbellChristine CassidyLeena ChauCaitlin Chrystojafiona clementErin CraggLiz DarlingBronwyn DaviesRaisa DeberNaushaba Degani

Simon DeslauriersGillian ElliottRosmin EsmailOmid FekriPatrick FlemingJennifer FroodBrenda GambleEl Kebir GhandourJamie GilliesIan GrahamPooyeh GrailiMichael GreenJanessa GriffithDianne GrollAstrid GuttmannRuth HallMarilyn HodginsMary-Ellen HoganAnne HolbrookGladys HoneinBrian Hutchison

Jennifer InnisLiisa JaakkimainenMirou JaanaSiavash JafariKyle KempAhmed KotbAnita KothariJuergen KrauseMaude LabergeEric A LatimerMichael LawSusan LawPatricia LiDavid LoutfiHu LuLaura MaclaganDerek ManisMyuri ManogaranRuth Martin-MisenerPing Mason-LaiLisa Masucci

Maria MathewsLisa McCarthyMeghan McMahonRebecca MercerAshleigh MiatelloSandra MilicicGunita MiteraGrace MoeAude MotulskyKelly MrklasKathryn NicholsonNathan NickelNdolo Njie-MokonyaLeo PoirierChristine PowerChristian RochefortMaría José SantanaMichelle SavoieOlena SchellMichael ScheltgenJudy Seidel

Sam ShepsLesley SorilErin StrumpfChantal SylvainOlga SzafranSUKIRTHA THARMALINGAMKednapa ThavornCarolyn TrumperElizabeth Wall-WielerColleen WebberDaniala WeirOsnat WineSabrina WongYidan XieJennifer ZelmerNaisu ZhuDiana Zidarov

TABLE OF CONTENTSSponsors ....................................................................................................... 2Abstract Reviewers ....................................................................................... 3CAHSPR Program and Scientific Committee ............................................... 4Floorplan ....................................................................................................... 5Conference AgendaTuesday, May 23, 2017 ................................................................................. 7Wednesday, May 24, 2017 ........................................................................... 8Thursday, May 25, 2017 ...............................................................................11Friday, May 26, 2017 ...................................................................................14Concurrent Sessions at a GlanceSessions A ...................................................................................................17Sessions B .................................................................................................. 22Sessions C .................................................................................................. 26Sessions D ...................................................................................................31Sessions E - Panel Session ........................................................................ 33Sessions F .................................................................................................. 35Sessions G ..................................................................................................37Poster Presentations at a GlanceWednesday, May 24, 2017 .......................................................................... 40Thursday, May 25, 2017 ...............................................................................47



CAHSPR PROGRAM AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

CONFERENCE CHAIRS

CHRIS POWER, CEO, Canadian Patient Safety Insitute

PAUL HEBERT, Physician-in-Chief, Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Monrtéal (CHUM)

SCIENTIFIC CHAIRS

ROXANE BORGES DA SILVA, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Nursing, Université de Montréal; Researcher, Université de Montréal Public Health Research Institute

KIM MCGRAIL, Scientific Director, Population Data BC; Associate Professor, UBC School of Population and Public Health

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

FRANK MARKEL, Executive Director, CAHSPR

STEPHEN SAMIS, Vice President, Programs, Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement

ROBYN TAMBLYN, Scientific Director, Institute of Health Services and Policy Research, Canadian Institutes of Health Research

DENIS ROY, Vice-president, Science and clinical governance, Institut national d’excellence en santé et service sociaux

GAVIN BROWN, Director, Health Care System Division, Health Canada

CATHERINE MARCHAND, Research Assistant and Trial Co-ordinator for RISKIT-CJS, Centre for Health Services Studies, University of Kent

JEAN LOUIS DENIS, Professeur titulaire, Chaire de recherche du Canada, DGEPS; École de santé publique, Université de Montréal et Chercheur-CRCHUM

KATARINA BUSIJA, Member, Founding Director and Former Co-Chair of Patients for Patient Safety Canada (PFPSC, a program of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute and the Canadian arm of the World Health Organization (WHO) Patients for Patient Safety Programme) & Professional Practice Advisor with the Mississauga Halton Community Care Access Centre

DEREK MANIS, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

SALLY CLELFORD, President, Face 2 Face Events Management

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FLOORPLAN



TUESDAY, MAY 23, 20178:00AM – 4:00PM SPOR PRIMARY AND INTEGRATED HEALTH CARE INITIATIVE RESEARCH DAY GOVERNOR GENERAL ROOM, MEZZANINE LEVEL/SECOND FLOOR

The purpose of this event is to fulfill in part the knowledge translation goals of SPOR PIHCI. The research results from the seven, first-round recipients of CIHR SPOR PICHI “Quick Strike” grants will be presented. From there, structured discussions on next steps for research and priorities will be the focus. Once complete, SPOR PIHCI will have a more defined priority list to support the next stage of research projects.

1:00PM – 2:30PM FOOD LITERACY - A FRAMEWORK FOR PROGRAM PLANNING, POLICY AND MEASUREMENT HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

This session will work towards shifting public health practice to a comprehensive focus on food literacy at both a program and policy level. At the end of the session, participants will be able to 1) Describe the prioritized attributes of food literacy identified by the Food Literacy Locally Driven Collaborative Research Project, 2) Apply a food literacy framework to determine what attributes can be addressed or enhanced, including the Social Determinants of Health, by discussing novel practice- based chronic disease programming in public health targeting priority populations, 3) Propose action-oriented policy recommendations for food literacy work in Ontario through practice-based case studies and discussion, 4) Facilitate input on how workshop participants anticipate using a validated tool to measure food literacy across diverse work/practice settings in Ontario.

Presented by: - ELSIE AZEVEDO PERRY, MSc, RD, Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit (Project

Lead);

- HEATHER THOMAS, PhD, RD, Middlesex-London Health Unit (Co-Lead)

1:00PM – 5:00PM MAKING AN IMPACT: A KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION WORKSHOP FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

*This session hosted by the CAHSPR Student Working Group and CAHSPR Collaborative Healthcare Improvement Partnerships (CHIPs) Theme Group

This interactive workshop aims to provide graduate students with knowledge and concrete tools and skills in knowledge translation, and to assist students with applying these learnings to their own work. Participants will also benefit from shared learning about different ways to apply KT in academic research.

3:00PM – 5:00PM ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING OF THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION FOR RURAL HEALTH RESEARCH LISMER ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

The Canadian Association for Rural Health Research brings together all those researchers and research users who are interested in studying the health of rural and northern Canadians from a wide variety of methodological and disciplinary perspectives. The meeting will combine a number of presentations and roundtables that have, in the past, been the subject of our annual two-day scientific conference with our Annual General Meeting and a meeting of our executive. Both the scientific portion of the session and the AGM are open to anyone who wishes to attend.

4:00PM – 5:00PM PRIMARY HEALTHCARE THEME GROUP MEETING AND AGM SIMCOE ROOM, LOBBY LEVEL

Participants interested in learning more about the Primary Healthcare CAHSPR Theme Group are welcome to attend this meeting.



TUESDAY, MAY 23, 20175:00PM – 6:00PM STUDENT CONFERENCE PRIMER SESSION CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL *THIS SESSION ORGANIZED BY THE CAHSPR STUDENT WORKING GROUP

The CAHSPR-SWG Pre-Conference Primer is a great way for new and returning attendees to become acquainted with the annual CAHSPR Conference! You are invited to join Denis Roy (CAHSPR President), along with Chris Power (CAHSPR President-Elect) and Frank Markel (CAHSPR Executive Director) as they provide an overview of the conference and discuss the significance of this year’s conference theme. This is also a great opportunity to hear about CAHSPR’s latest initiatives and to ask any questions to the CAHSPR leadership.

Presented by: - DENIS ROY, President, Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research;

- CHRIS POWER, President and CEO, Capital Health;

- FRANK MARKEL, Executive Director, Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research.

6:00PM – 7:30PM WELCOME RECEPTION FOYER, TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Join the planning committee and conference participants for some refreshments as we kick off another exciting CAHSPR Conference!

6:15PM – 8:30PM CAHSPR STUDENT WORKING GROUP MEET & EATS OFF SITE

Meet & Eats will be offered as a dinner option at the end of each conference day. Students will have the opportunity to dine with their fellow students at a restaurant near the conference venue, sampling some of the different cuisines Toronto has to offer.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 2017 7:00AM – 8:00AM BREAKFAST

Buffet breakfast included for conference participants

8:00AM – 8:15AM WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Presented by: - DENIS ROY, Vice-président, Science et gouvernance clinique, Institut national d’excellence en santé et

en services sociaux (INESSS)

- CHRIS POWER, CEO, Canadian Patient Safety Institute

8:15AM – 8:30AM INDIGENOUS WELCOME TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 2017 8:30AM – 9:45AM TRANSCENDING THE “PARADIGM FREEZE”: STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH REFORMS IN CANADIAN PROVINCES TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Healthcare reforms are on the political agenda in all OECD countries. Canada stands out for its enduring challenges in achieving significant reforms. In this opening panel, we will explore narratives of reforms in various Canadian provinces to assess potential and limitations of current strategies. This session focuses on the question of whether it is possible to transcend the paradigm freeze? Speakers will share their perspectives on this challenge. What do the evidence and experience suggest? What are the challenges for the provinces and the Canadian federation? Where to start and to achieve what?

Presented by: - JEAN LOUIS DENIS, Professeur titulaire, Chaire de recherche du Canada, DGEPS - École de santé

publique, Université de Montréal et Chercheur-CRCHUM;

- JANET KNOX, President and CEO of Nova Scotia Health Authority;

- ROBERT S. BELL, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Ontario

Moderated by: - CHRIS POWER, CEO, Canadian Patient Safety Institute

9:45AM – 10:45AM POSTER PRESENTATIONS FOYER, TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Participants are invited to visit the poster presentations in the convention level foyer.

10:45AM – 12:00PM CAN A NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL STRATEGY ACHIEVE THE PHARMACEUTICAL TRIPLE-AIM: ACCESS, AFFORDABILITY, AND APPROPRIATENESS FOR ALL CANADIANS TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

The World Health Organization recommends that countries coordinate their pharmaceutical policies to meet their obligation to provide universal access to safe, affordable and appropriately prescribed medicines. The case for a coordinated pharmaceutical strategy is particularly strong in Canada, where policies critically important for managing pharmaceuticals are controlled by different levels of government. This session focuses on the question of whether a national pharmaceutical strategy can be devised to achieve the pharmaceutical “triple-aim”: access, affordability, and appropriateness for all Canadians. Speakers will share three perspectives on this challenge. What does the evidence suggest? What are the challenges within the Canadian federation? What is the art of the possible in this area?

Panelists: - DANIELLE MARTIN, Vice-President of Medical Affairs & Health System Solutions, Women’s College

Hospital

- STEVE MORGAN, Professor, School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia

- ANTONIA MAIONI, Professor, Department of Political Science, Institute for Health and Social Policy, McGill University

Moderated by: - ADALSTEINN BROWN, Director, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of

Toronto

12:00PM – 1:00PM LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING FOYER, TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Buffet lunch included for all conference participants. Participants are also invited to visit the poster presentations in the convention level foyer.



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20171:00PM – 2:15PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS A

A1: Access & Equity Lismer Room, Convention Level A2: Cancer Harris Room, Convention Level A3: Chronic Disease Management Casson Room, Convention Level A4: Collaborative Healthcare Improvement Partnerships MacDonald Room, Convention Level A5: Health Economics/Financing/Funding Carmichael Room, Convention Level A6: Health System Performance Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level A7: Health System Performance/Chronic Disease Management Varley Room, Convention Level A8: Primary Health Care York East Room, Lobby Level A9: Home Care, Long Term Care and Aging Governor General Room, Mezz. Level/Second Floor A10: Health Policy, Healthcare Reform, and Health Accord Simcoe Room, Lobby Level A11: Maternal and Child Health York West Room, Lobby Level A12: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor

2:15PM – 2:45PM BREAK

2:45PM – 4:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS BB1: Access & Equity York East Room, Lobby Level B2: Chronic Disease Management Casson Room, Convention Level B3: Health Policy, Healthcare Reform, and Health Accord Simcoe Room, Lobby Level B4: Health System Performance Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level B5: Maternal and Child Health York West Room, Lobby Level B6: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor B7: Patient Engagement Lismer Room, Convention Level B8: Primary Health Care Governor General Room, Mezzanine Level/Second Floor B9: Data Mining/Big Data Analytics Varley Room, Convention Level B10: Pharmaceutical Policy Harris Room, Convention Level B11: Mixed Methods MacDonald Room, Convention Level B12: Health Economics/Financing/Funding Carmichael Room, Convention Level


4:15PM – 5:30PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS CC1: Health Human Resources Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level C2: Health Policy, Healthcare Reform, and Health Accord Simcoe Room, Lobby Level C3: Health System Performance Varley Room, Convention Level C4: Home Care, Long Term Care and Aging MacDonald Room, Convention Level C5: Knowledge Translation & Exchange (includes KTE methods) Carmichael Room, Convention Level C6: Maternal and Child Health York West Room, Lobby Level C7: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor C8: Patient Engagement Lismer Room, Convention Level C9: Primary Health Care Governor General Room, Mezzanine Level/Second Floor C10: Access & Equity York East Room, Lobby Level C11: Chronic Disease Management/Primary Health Care Casson Room, Convention Level C12: Pharmaceutical Policy Harris Room, Convention Level

5:30PM – 7:00PM MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH THEME GROUP MEETING RICHMOND ROOM, THIRD FLOOR

Participants interested in learning more about the Maternal and Child Health CAHSPR Theme Group are welcome to attend this meeting.



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20176:00PM – 7:00PM STUDENT SPEED NETWORKING EVENT HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

The Student ‘Cracker Barrel’ Mentoring Event on Thursday will allow students to ‘speed date’ participating mentors of your choice who will provide insight on a variety of topics including technical and soft skill development, knowledge translation, and starting a career after school

6:00PM – 7:30PM PRIMARY HEALTHCARE THEME GROUP NETWORKING RECEPTION GOVERNOR GENERAL ROOM, MEZZANINE LEVEL/SECOND FLOOR

Participants interested in learning more about the Primary Healthcare CAHSPR Theme Group are welcome to attend this reception



THURSDAY, MAY 25, 20177:00AM – 8:00AM BREAKFAST

Buffet breakfast included for conference participants. Presentation of the McNaught Taillon Award (7:30am to 7:50am)

8:00AM – 9:15AM FROM RESEARCH TO ADVOCACY: WHAT IT TAKES TO INFLUENCE GOVERNMENT TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

The federal government will transfer $5B investment for new mental health spending to provinces and territories over the next ten years. How did mental health become this much of priority? What can health policy researchers, advocates and policy-makers do to make sure this money is well-spent, and to build the case for fully close the mental health funding gap?

Panelists: - STEVE LURIE, Executive Director, Canadian Mental Health Association (Toronto)

- LORI SPADORCIA, Vice-President, Communications & Partnerships, Canadian Mental Health Association (Toronto)

- MARY BARTRAM, PhD candidate, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University

Moderated by: - DAVID GOLDBLOOM, Senior Medical Advisor, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and Professor of

Psychiatry, University of Toronto

9:15AM – 10:15AM POSTER PRESENTATIONS FOYER, TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Participants are invited to visit the poster presentations in the convention level foyer.

10:15AM – 11:30AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS DD1: Economic Analysis or Evaluation MacDonald Room, Convention Level D2: Health Policy, Healthcare Reform, and Health Accord Harris Room, Convention Level D3: Health System Performance Varley Room, Convention Level D4: Maternal and Child Health Casson Room, Convention Level D5: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor D6: Patient Engagement Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level D7: Primary Health Care Carmichael Room, Convention Level D8: Knowledge Translation & Exchange Lismer Room, Convention Level



THURSDAY, MAY 25, 201711:30AM – 12:45PM LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING FOYER, TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Buffet lunch included for all conference participants. Participants are also invited to visit the poster presentations in the convention level foyer.

11:30AM – 12:45PM JUSTICE EMMETT HALL MEMORIAL FOUNDATION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING RICHMOND ROOM, THIRD FLOOR

Members of the Emmett Hall Foundation are invited to join this meeting, lunch will be provided

12:45PM – 2:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS EE1: Patient Engagement I Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level E2: Patient Engagement II Carmichael Room, Convention Level E3: Collaborative Healthcare Improvement Partnerships Varley Room, Convention Level E4: Health System Performance Lismer Room, Convention Level E5: Chronic Disease Management Casson Room, Convention Level E6: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor E7: Pharmaceutical Policy MacDonald Room, Convention Level


2:30PM – 3:45PM

INDIGENOUS HEALTH IN THE RECONCILIATION ERATORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVELFollowing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, researchers in health are considering how to uphold the recommendations, and how to contribute to Indigenous wellbeingin Canada. Health outcomes for First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples tend to be lower than for other Canadians, but there are also great strengths in communities, based in Indigenous cultures.Three leading voices in First Nations, Inuit and Metis health will share their perspectives and experience on the importance of culture in research, challenges and strengths in communities,and how reconciliation might interact in health research. This plenary panel will continue intoa breakout with more time for discussion on best/wise practices in research collaboration with Indigenous communities, and more.

Presented by:- MONIQUE AUGER, Executive Director, Metis Health Research

- SERENA HICKES, Patient Advocate

- MARION CROWE, Executive Director, First Nations Health Managers Association

Moderated by:- ROSE LEMAY, CEO, Indigenous Reconciliation Group


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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 20174:00PM – 5:15PM SUB-PLENARY SESSIONS

1. LEARNING WITH PATIENTS: RESEARCH TRAINEES AND EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS ENGAGING PATIENTS IN HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH. HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

The Ontario SPOR SUPPORT Unit (OSSU) was established as a partnership between the Government of Ontario and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to implement the national Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) in Ontario with an overarching goal to translate health research evidence into improved health outcomes for Canadians. Particular emphasis is placed on patient engagement in research and the generation of a strong evidence base upon which to formulate health policy and decision making. Accordingly, the aims of this session are to: Create an opportunity for trainees (Masters, PhDs and PDFs) and early career investigators conducting patient engaged POR research to network with colleagues, OSSU Centre leads and Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care representatives; Promote OSSU Centre resources and the POR approach to health services research; and, Provide feedback and advice designed to further develop and advance the programs of research presented at the session.

Moderated by: - VIDHI THAKKAR, Doctoral Candidate, Institute of Health Policy Management and Evaluation, University

of Toronto;

- FRANCES MORTON-CHANG, Post-doctoral fellow, Institute of Health Policy Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto

4:00PM – 5:15PM SUB-PLENARY SESSIONS (CONTINUED)2. TRAINING FOR IMPACT. PHD MODERNIZATION AS A KEY RESOURCE FOR LEARNING HEALTH SYSTEMS CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

The complexity and multitude of challenges facing governments and health system organizations, coupled with the emergence of learning health systems, requires a new cadre of doctorally prepared individuals with the skills to work within the system to drive evidenceinformed improvement at all levels. Sophisticated research and analytic expertise, leadership skills, and change management experience are needed to help design, implement, evaluate and spread evidence-informed solutions and guide innovation. Doctoral training programs have an essential role to play in building this capacity, especially when done in partnership with health system organizations working to effect change. Canada’s current training programs, however, were designed first and foremost to prepare graduates for traditional academic careers. Modernization of these programs is needed to expose trainees to the benefits of career paths in health system settings, equip trainees with a new set of competencies designed to prepare them for success in these complex and dynamic environments, and provide trainees with hands on experience and networking through experiential learning opportunities. AcademyHealth in the United States has been at the forefront of training modernization efforts and, inspired by their success and other similar programs taking root around the world, the Canadian Alliance for Health Services and Policy Research (CHSPRA) recently launched a Training Modernization Strategy for Health Services and Policy Research in Canada.

Join training modernization leaders from the United States and Canada for a conversation about the impacts that training modernization efforts can bring, the strategies that underpin successful modernization, and opportunities to engage in Canada’s efforts.

Moderated by: - ROBYN TAMBLYN, Scientific Director, CIHR Institute of Health Services and Policy Research

Presented by: - LISA SIMPSON, CEO AcademyHealth

- PAUL WALLACE, Senior Scholar, AcademyHealth;

- ADALSTEINN BROWN, Director, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation,

- MEGHAN MCMAHON, Project Director, CIHR Institute of Health Services and Policy Research



THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2017

3. INDIGENOUS HEALTH IN THE RECONCILIATION ERA (CONTINUED)TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELFollowing the previous plenary panel of the same name, this session will go into more depth onbest/wise practices in research collaboration with Indigenous communities, the realities andcomplexities of negotiating collaborations, and advice from leading Indigenous health experts onculturally competent health research in the era of reconciliation.

Presented by:- MONIQUE AUGER, Metis Health Research

- SERENA HICKES, Patient Advocate

- MARION CROWE, Executive Director, First Nations Health Managers Association

Moderated by:- ROSE LEMAY, CEO, Indigenous Reconciliation Group

6:30PM – 9:00PM WHAT’S CANADIAN ABOUT MEDICARE? A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE ON HEALTH POLICY TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

Dinner & Justice Emmett Hall Laureate Keynote

Canada’s sector-based approach to public coverage of health care, and its single-payer model for physician and hospital services, are unique among advanced nations. In addition, these features of the Canadian system have persisted relatively unchanged, while other national systems including those of the USA and Britain, have gone through one or more episodes of major reform since their founding. How do we explain this Canadian ‘exceptionalism,’ and what does it bode for the future?

Presented by: - DR. CAROLYN TUOHY, Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Senior Fellow, School of Public

Policy and Governance, University of Toronto

Moderated by: - MARIA MATHEWS, President, Justice Emmett Hall Foundation



FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 7:30AM – 8:30AM BREAKFAST

Buffet breakfast included for conference participants. Presentation of the Ted Freedman Award (7:30am to 7:50am)

7:30AM – 8:30AM HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES CAHSPR THEME GROUP WORKSHOP SESSION TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

“Ask Jeff Anything” with Jeff Latimer, Associate Vice-President of Program Operations, CIHR

Dr. Jeff Latimer will provide an update on CIHR’s Project Grant Program followed by a Q&A session. All CAHSPR conference participants are welcome.



FRIDAY, MAY 26, 20178:30AM – 9:45AM RETOOLING HOMECARE FROM A REACTIVE TO A PROACTIVE MODEL OF CARE TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

This session will explore better ways of supporting the elderly at risk of deteriorating at home. Presenters will speak to 1) new models of funding and learnings from other countries with respect to financing and expanding home care services for the frail elderly 2) how to identify people at risk of deterioration at home, 3) understand the concept of frailty and its determinants, 4) possible homecare interventions, and 4) ways to better coordinate care

Presented by: - JOHN HIRDES, Professor, University of Waterloo, School of Public Health and Health Systems;

- COLLEEN FLOOD, Director, University of Ottawa Chair in Health Law & Policy

- KATHY BUGEJA, Primary Caregiver, Managing Director, SPI Group

Moderated by: - JOHN MUSCADERE, Professor, Medicine, Critical Care Program Research Director, Queen’s University

9:45AM – 10:00AM BREAK

10:00AM – 11:15AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS FF1: Health System Performance Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level F2: Maternal and Child Health Varley Room, Convention Level F3: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor F4: Primary Health Care Carmichael Room, Convention Level F5: Chronic Disease Management Casson Rodom, Convention Level

11:15AM – 11:30AM BREAK

11:30AM – 12:45PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS GG1: Health System Performance Tom Thompson Room, Convention Level G2: Mental Health Osgoode Room, Third Floor G3: Data Mining/Big Data Analytics Casson Room, Convention Level G4: Primary Health Care Carmichael Room, Convention Level G5: Emerging Methods Varley Room, Convention Level

12:45PM – 2:00PM LUNCH & AWARDSRising Star Award Presented by Canadian Institute for Health Research (CIHR-IHSPR)

Article of the Year Award Presented by Canadian Institute for Health Research (CIHR-IHSPR)

Student Poster Award Presented by Canadian Institute for Health Research (CIHR-IHSPR)

Pat Martens Memorial Student Prize for Best Student Abstract Presented by Maternal and Child Health CAHSPR Theme Group

Jack Boan Student Essay Award Presented by Justice Emmett Hall Foundation

Primary Healthcare Theme Group Student Oral Presentation Award Presented by the Primary Healthcare CAHSPR Theme Group



FRIDAY, MAY 26, 20172:00PM – 3:15PM FROM A PARADIGM FREEZE TO A LEARNING HEALTH CARE SYSTEM TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVEL

This session will focus on the concept of condition-based networks or learning health care networks as a strategy to break down silos and become more patient-centered by focusing on the continuum of care in order to better meet the needs of patients and decision makers. It is expected that this approach will enhance value through the rapid uptake of new therapies and promotion of best practices. Networks assist in setting objectives and promoting the scaling and spread i.e. innovations throughout the health system.

Moderated by: - DENIS ROY, Vice-président, Science et gouvernance clinique, Institut national d’excellence en santé et

en services sociaux (INESSS)

Presented by: - PAUL HEBERT,

Creating Learning Healthcare Networks. Moving from Fragmentation to Continuity of Care

Presented by: - PRAKESH SHAH, Director, Canadian Neonatal Network

Achieving better care for premature infants nationwide

Presented by: - KATHRYN TODD, Vice President, Research, Innovation & Analytics, Alberta Health Services

Strategic Clinical Networks

3:20PM ADJOURNMENT TORONTO BALLROOM, CONVENTION LEVELPresented by - CHRIS POWER, CEO, Canadian Patient Safety Institute

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20171:00PM - 2:15PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS AA1: ACCESS & EQUITY LISMER ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA1.1 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FINANCIAL BARRIERS AND ADVERSE CLINICAL OUTCOMES AMONG PATIENTS WITH CARDIOVASCULAR-RELATED CHRONIC DISEASES

Presented by: - DAVID CAMPBELL, Clinician-Fellow, University of Calgary

A1.2 THE IMPACT OF HOMELESSNESS ON THE FREQUENCY OF ACCESSING PRIMARY HEALTH CAREPresented by: - LAURA RIVERA, Research Associate, University of Calgary

A1.3 WAIT TIMES AND COST BARRIERS TO CARE IN CANADA: RESULTS FROM THE COMMONWEALTH FUND’S 2016 SURVEY OF ADULTS IN 11 COUNTRIES

Presented by: - ALISON YTSMA, Senior Analyst, CIHI

A1.4 TUBERCULOSIS AND HEALTHCARE USE: A POPULATION-BASED INVESTIGATIONPresented by: - LISA LIX, Professor, University of Manitoba

A2: CANCER HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA2.1 LOOKING FORWARD: CO-DESIGNING AND EVALUATING A CANCER SURVIVORSHIP PROGRAM

Presented by: - MONA MAGALHAES, Project Coordinator, St. Mary’s Research Centre

A2.2 REDUCING REPEAT IMAGING IN HEPATICO-PANCREATICO-BILIARY CANCER CARE THROUGH SHARED DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING REPOSITORY

Presented by: - JULIE HALLET, Surgical Oncologist, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

A2.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESS SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTS THE BREAST CANCER SCREENING PERFORMANCEPresented by: - YAN YUAN, Assistant Professor University of Alberta

A2.4 DÉVELOPPEMENT D’UN ALGORITHME POUR LA SURVEILLANCE DE L’INCIDENCE DU CANCER COLORECTAL À MONTRÉAL AVEC LES BANQUES DE DONNÉES MÉDICO-ADMINISTRATIVES DE LA RAMQ

Présenté par : - MAMADOU DIOP, Étudiant, École de santé publique de l’Université de Montréal, Département de médecine sociale et préventive

A3: CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA3.1 HEALTH PROFILES AND ASSOCIATED SERVICE USE AMONG ADULTS WITH HIV AND INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

Presented by: - ANNA DURBIN, Research Associate/Fellow, Canadian Mental Health Association, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

A3.2 THE PROGNOSTIC UTILITY OF PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES FOR RISK PREDICTION MODELLING IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE

Presented by: - TOLULOPE SAJOBI, Assistant Professor, University of Calgary

A3.3

THE IMPACT OF TELEHOMECARE ON BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONICOBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE AND HEART FAILURE IN ONTARIOPresented by:- VALERIA RAC, Assistant Professor, IHPME; University of Toronto

A3.4 THE INTERNAL CONSISTENCY AND COMPARABILITY OF THREE COMMONLY USED MEASURES OF SELF- MANAGEMENT ABILITY IN PERSONS WITH NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

Presented by: - GEORGE KEPHART, Professor, Community Health and Epidemiology, Dalhousie University

Call for Applications2018–19 HARKNESS FELLOWSHIPSin HEALTH CARE POLICY and PRACTICE

THE COMMONWEALTH FUND AND CANADIAN FOUNDATION FOR HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT (CFHI) invite promising mid-career professionals—government policymakers, academic researchers, clinical leaders, hospital and insurance managers, and journalists—from Canada to apply for a unique opportunity to spend up to 12 months in the United States as a Harkness/CFHI Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice. Established by The Commonwealth Fund in 1925, the Harkness Fellowships were modeled a er the Rhodes Scholarships and aim to produce the next generation of health policy leaders in participating countries.

Fellows are placed with mentors who are leading U.S. experts at organizations such as Harvard University, Stanford University, Kaiser Permanente, and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement to study issues relevant to The Commonwealth Fund’s mission to support a high performing health care system—insurance coverage, access, and aff ordability; health care delivery system reforms (e.g., bundled payments, accountable care organizations, innovative approaches to care for high-need/high-cost patients); cost containment; and other critical issues on the health policy agenda in both the U.S. and their home countries. A peer-reviewed journal article or policy report for Health Ministers and other high-level policy audiences is the anticipated product of the fellowship. Harkness Fellows have published their ndings in top-tier journals, including: BMJ, Health Aff airs, and New England Journal of Medicine.

The Commonwealth Fund brings together the full class of fellows—from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, and the United Kingdom—throughout the year to participate in a series of high-level

ngs and leadership seminars with U.S. health care leaders.

Building on their fellowship experiences, Harkness Fellows have moved into senior positions within academia, government, and health care delivery organizations, making valuable contributions to health policy and practice at home and in the United States.

EACH FELLOWSHIP WILL PROVIDE UP TO U.S. $130,000 IN SUPPORT, which covers roundtrip airfare to the U.S., living allowance, project-related travel, travel to fellowship seminars, health insurance, and U.S. federal and state taxes. A family supplement (i.e., approximately $60,000 for a partner and two children up to age 18) is also provided to cover airfare, living allowance, and health insurance.

CANADIAN APPLICATION DEADLINENovember 13, 2017

VISIT www.commonwealthfund.org/fellowships for more details and to apply.

CONTACT Robin Osborn, vice president and director, International Program in Health Policy and Practice Innovations, at [email protected] to inquire about the program, eligibility, and proposed projects.

The Commonwealth Fund is a private foundation, established in 1918 and based in New York, which aims to promote a high performing health care system that achieves better access, improved quality, and greater e� ciency, particularly for society’s most vulnerable.

Harkness Fellows as well as U.S. and international health policy experts have opened my eyes to the opportunities for us to learn from each other and to apply our knowledge to improve our own healthcare systems. My fellowship, based in Washington D.C. at the O� ce of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, provided me with an extraordinary opportunity to work with senior Administration o� cials and study bundled payments, one of the many innovative reform strategies being piloted in the United States. The experience gave me crucial insights into how the U.S. government implements and evaluates health policies, enriching my own research and thinking about knowledge translation of health system funding reforms.

Jason Sutherland (2012-13 Harkness/CFHI Fellow)Associate ProfessorCentre for Health Services and Policy ResearchUniversity of British Columbia

http://www.commonwealthfund.org/fellowships



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20171:00PM - 2:15PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS AA4: COLLABORATIVE HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIPS MACDONALD ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA4.1 SPREADING INTEGRATED FUNDING MODELS: LESSONS FROM SIX ONTARIO PILOT PROGRAMS

Presented by: - GAYATHRI EMBULDENIYA, Qualitative Researcher, University of Toronto

A4.2 THE DIVERT- CARE CATALYST TRIAL: TARGETED MULTI-DISCIPLINARY CHRONIC-DISEASE MANAGEMENT FOR FRAIL HOME CARE CLIENTS

Presented by: - ANDREW COSTA, Assistant Professor, McMaster University

A4.3 THE NOVA SCOTIA HEALTH ATLAS: A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO EVIDENCE-INFORMED DECISION MAKING THROUGH HEALTH GEORGRAPHY

Presented by: - ADRIAN LEVY, Nominated Principal Investigator, Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit

A4.4 CO-DESIGNING AN OPTIMAL DISCHARGE PROCESS FOR INTERNAL MEDICINE: UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES FACED BY CLINICIANS AND STAFF

Presented by: - KATHLEEN CHARLEBOIS, Senior qualitative researcher and project coordinator, St.Mary’s Resarch Centre

A5: HEALTH ECONOMICS/FINANCING/FUNDING CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA5.1 A NEEDS-BASED APPROACH FOR FUNDING, USING QUALITY-BASED PROCEDURE OF HIP AND KNEE REPLACEMENT IN ONTARIO AS AN EXAMPLE

Presented by: - SHENGLI SHI, Methodologist, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care

A5.2 PATIENT PREFERENCES FOR MASSIVELY PARALLEL SEQUENCING GENETIC TESTING OF COLORECTAL CANCER RISK: A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT

Presented by: - DEIRDRE WEYMANN, Health Economist, BC Cancer Agency

A5.3 COSTS OF ADOLESCENT CANCER BY PHASE OF CARE: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ONTARIO, CANADA

Presented by: - MARY MCBRIDE, Distinguished Scientist, BC Cancer Agency

A5.4 DOES REAL-TIME CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING REDUCE SHORT-TERM MEDICAL COSTS FOR PATIENTS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES AND HYPOGLYCEMIA UNAWARENESS IN ONTARIO, CANADA?

Presented by: - SHRADDHA CHAUGULE, Sr. Manager, Health Economics & Outcomes Research, Global Market Access, Dexcom, Inc

A6: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA6.1 PATIENTS’ PREFERENCES AND TRADE-OFFS IN CHOOSING A SURGEON TO DECREASE WAITING TIMES

Presented by: - TOM NOSEWORTHY, Professor, University of Calgary

A6.2 DIALYSIS PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS: RISK OF HOSPITALIZATION AND ASSOCIATED COSTSPresented by: - MICHAEL TERNER, Program Lead, Canadian Institute for Health Information

A6.3 DID INTRODUCTION OF MEDICAL HOMES WITH MANDATORY AFTER-HOURS PROVISION REDUCE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT USE?

Presented by: - TARA KIRAN, Family Physician, St. Michael’s Academic Family Health Team

A6.4 IMPACT OF DIFFERENT MODELS OF PHYSICIAN-BASED PALLIATIVE CARE ON COSTS IN THE LAST YEAR OF LIFEPresented by: - PETER TANUSEPUTRO, Investigator, Bruyère Research Institute & Ottawa Hospital Research Institute



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20171:00PM - 2:15PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS AA7: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE/CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELA7.1 MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED, STOPPED AND MODIFIED AT HOSPITAL DISCHARGE AND FILLED MEDICATIONS IN THE COMMUNITY: IMPACT OF FAILURE TO FOLLOW IN-HOSPITAL MEDICATION CHANGES ON ADVERSE HEALTH OUTCOMES 30-DAYS POST HOSPITAL DISCHARGE

Presented by: - DANIALA WEIR, PhD Candidate, McGiIll University

A7.2 APPLICATION OF CLUSTER ANALYSIS TO INFORM GEOGRAPHICALLY-TARGETED STI INTERVENTIONSPresented by: - LIAM RÉMILLARD, Student, Queen’s University

A7.3 CASE DISTRIBUTION AND COMPLICATIONS OF MID-URETHRAL SLING SURGERY IN A CANADIAN CITY BEFORE AND AFTER HEALTH CANADA ADVISORY ON PELVIC FLOOR MESH

Presented by: - ANIKA SEHGAL, Research Assistant, vesia (Alberta Health Services)

A8: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE YORK EAST ROOM, LOBBY LEVELA8.1 DELIVERY OF PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE IN THE CONTEXT OF PRIMARY CARE REFORM IN ONTARIO, CANADA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY

Presented by: - NATASHA SAUNDERS, Pediatrician, The Hospital for Sick Children

A8.2 ARE PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS WHO PROVIDE OBSTETRICAL CARE IN BC A DYING BREED?Presented by: - LINDSAY HEDDEN, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation

A8.3 IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE REPORTING OF PRIMARY CARE PATIENT EXPERIENCEPresented by: - SABRINA WONG, Professor, UBC School of Nursing and Centre for Health Services and Policy Research

A8.4 CREE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT IN COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH PLANNING - PERSPECTIVES ON PROCESS AND PRIORITIES: REVIEW OF EVIDENCE AND METHODOLOGY

Presented by: - NICKOO MERATI, Student, McGill University

A9: HOME CARE, LONG TERM CARE AND AGING GOVERNOR GENERAL ROOM, MEZZANINE LEVEL/SECOND FLOORA9.1 DEMENTIA POPULATION RISK TOOL (DemPoRT): PREDICTIVE ALGORITHM FOR ASSESSING DEMENTIA RISK IN THE COMMUNITY SETTING

Presented by: - STACEY FISHER, PhD Candidate, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

A9.2 LOW DISABILITY AT ADMISSION PREDICTS FASTER DISABLEMENT IN LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENTSPresented by: - WALTER WODCHIS, Associate Professor, Institute of Health Policy Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto

A9.3 THE IMPACT OF HOME CARE SERVICES ON SAME DAY EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT UTILIZATIONPresented by: - AARON JONES, PhD Student, McMaster University

A9.4 HOW PALLIATIVE CARE UTILIZATION DIFFERS BY DISEASE TRAJECTORYPresented by: - HSIEN SEOW, Associate Professor, McMaster University



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20171:00PM - 2:15PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS AA10: HEALTH POLICY, HEALTHCARE REFORM, AND HEALTH ACCORD SIMCOE ROOM, LOBBY LEVELA10.1 HEALTHCARE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE: WHAT IF IT WERE ABOUT POWER?

Presented by: - ASTRID BROUSSELLE, Professor, Université de Sherbrooke

A10.2 IMPLICATIONS OF MEDICAL POWER IN QUEBEC’S HEALTH SYSTEM AND POLICYPresented by: - ENKELEJDA SULA RAXHIMI, Postdoctoral Fellow, Université de Sherbrooke

A10.3 “AND IF I EVER DID HAVE A DAUGHTER, I WOULDN’T RAISE HER IN NEW BRUNSWICK”: EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF REGULATION 84-20 ON ACCESS TO ABORTION SERVICES

Presented by: - KATHRYN LAROCHE, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa

A10.4 DEFINING PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEMS: A CRITICAL INTERPRETIVE SYNTHESIS OF HOW PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEMS ARE DEFINED AND CLASSIFIED

Presented by: - TAMIKA JARVIS, Masters Student, McMaster University

A11: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH YORK WEST ROOM, LOBBY LEVELA11.1 THE EFFECTS OF EARLY PREGNANCY LOSS ON HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION AND COSTS

Presented by: - ERIN STRUMPF, Associate Professor, McGill University

A11.2

EFFECT OF GEOGRAPHIC ACCESSIBILITY AND DELIVERY VOLUME ON MATERNAL AND NEONATAL OBSTETRICALOUTCOMES: A POPULATION-BASED STUDYPresented by:- KRIS AUBREY-BASSLER, Director, Primary Healthcare Research Unit, Memorial University

A11.3

QUALITY OF ANTENATAL CARE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH WOMEN’S INTENDED USE OF THE SAME FACILITY FOR DELIVERY: A NATIONAL CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN KENYAPresented by:- JISOO KIM, MSc Candidate, University of Western Ontario

A11.4 SELECTING PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR MATERNITY CARE IN A CIRCUMPOLAR CONTEXT: A MODIFIED DELPHI APPROACH

Presented by: - REBECCA RICH, Resident Physician, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Toronto

A12: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORA12.1

GEOGRAPHIC MARGINALIZATION AMONG PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS IN ONTARIOPresented by:- SEBASTIAN RIOS, PhD Candidate, University of Waterloo

A12.2 “PERPETUAL WAITING”: THE EFFECT OF SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS (SES) ON PARENTS’ EXPERIENCES IN ACCESSING DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT SERVICES FOR THEIR CHILDREN AFFECTED BY AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD) IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR (NL), CANADA

Presented by: - JOANNE SMITH-YOUNG, Research Coordinator, PhD Candidate, Medicine, Memorial University of Newfoundland

A12.3 INDIVIDUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH CONCURRENT PHYSICAL PAIN AND OPIATE USE IN INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY

Presented by: - CHRISTOPHER PERLMAN, Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo

A12.4 MENTAL HEALTH INPATIENT USE OVER TIME: IDENTIFYING CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED USE FOLLOWING INDEX ADMISSION

Presented by: - KYLE ROGERS, Student, University of Waterloo



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20172:45PM - 4:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS BB1: ACCESS & EQUITY YORK EAST ROOM, LOBBY LEVELB1.1 INTEGRATING INDIGENOUS TRADITIONAL HEALTH KNOWLEDGE IN THE HEALTH SYSTEM: ISSUES, OPPORTUNITIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF MANITOBA FIRST NATIONS

Presented by: - GRACE KYOON-ACHAN, Research Fellow, University of Manitoba

B1.2 HOSPITALIZATION FOR AMBULATORY CARE SENSITIVE CONDITIONS ACROSS NEIGHBORHOODS IN MONTREAL AND NEW YORK: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Presented by: - ERIN STRUMPF, Associate Professor, McGill University

B1.3 L’ADAPTATION DES SERVICES À L’ÉVOLUTION DU CONTEXTE MIGRATOIRE : OPPORTUNITÉS D’INNOVATION DANS LA RÉGION DE QUÉBEC

Présenté par : - JULIE MASSÉ, Étudiante à la maîtrise, Département de médecine sociale et préventive, Université Laval

B1.4 A COHORT STUDY EXAMINING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS AMONG PEOPLE WHO USE DRUGS IN OTTAWA, CANADA

Presented by: - AHMED BAYOUMI, Scientist, Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute

B2: CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB2.1 GETTING TO GOALS: USING THE ELECTRONIC PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOME (EPRO) MOBILE APP TO SUPPORT COMPLEX PATIENTS IN PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS

Presented by: - CAROLYN STEELE GRAY, Scientist, Bridgepoint Collaboratory for Research and Innovation

B2.2 A PATIENT-CENTRED FRAMEWORK OF EVERYDAY SELF-MANAGEMENT STRATEGIESPresented by: - TANYA PACKER, Professor, School of Occupational Therapy, Dalhousie University

B2.3 EVALUATING QUALITY OF CARE AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH DIABETES WITH COMORBID CHRONIC CONDITIONS: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY

Presented by: - YELENA PETROSYAN, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto

B2.4

IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION OF AN INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE DELIVERY INITIATIVE FOR LOW BACK PAINPresented by:- PATRICK WARE, PhD student, University of Toronto

B3: HEALTH POLICY, HEALTHCARE REFORM, AND HEALTH ACCORD SIMCOE ROOM, LOBBY LEVELB3.1 THE LAND OF PERPETUAL PILOT PROJECTS: A FAILURE OF INNOVATION OR A FAILURE OF POLICY?

Presented by: - KARIM KESHAVJEE, CEO, InfoClin

B3.2 MEDICARE SERVICES BOUGHT WITH THE 2004 HEALTH ACCORD IN CANADA: WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE?Presented by: - RUOLZ ARISTE, Program Lead, Physicians’ Information, CIHI

B3.3 REFORM BUT NO CHANGE: THE CASE OF AGING AT HOME POLICY IN ONTARIO, CANADAPresented by: - ALLIE PECKHAM, Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Toronto

B3.4 THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OFF-PREMISE OUTLET DENSITY EXPANSION INITIATIVE WITHIN ONTARIO’S NEW BEER FRAMEWORK: A CASE STUDY

Presented by: - STEPHANIE SIMPSON, Doctorate Student, Western University



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20172:45PM - 4:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS BB4: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB4.1 POTENTIALLY UNNECESSARY DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING FOR MINOR HEAD TRAUMA

Presented by: - JIHEE HAN, Senior Analyst, Canadian Institute for Health Information

B4.2 ADOPTION AND LEVEL OF USE OF A POPULATION-BASED HEALTH INFORMATION EXCHANGE IN QUÉBECPresented by: - AUDE MOTULSKY, Researcher, Centre de recherche du CHUM

B4.3 MANAGING TRANSITIONS OF CARE: AN EXAMINATION OF PARENTS’ AND PROVIDERS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THE TRANSITIONS OF CARE OF NEONATAL PATIENTS FROM THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

Presented by: - MYURI MANOGARAN, Researcher, University of Ottawa

B4.4 PREVENTABLE AND REPEAT ADVERSE DRUG EVENTS IN CANADIAN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTSPresented by: - MAEVE WICKHAM, PhD Student, University of British Columbia

B5: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH YORK WEST ROOM, LOBBY LEVELB5.1 THE LONG ARM OF CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH ON ADULT OUTCOMES

Presented by: - CLAIRE DE OLIVEIRA, Scientist/Health Economist, CAMH

B5.2

POSTPARTUM MENTAL HEALTH OF BIOLOGICAL MOTHERS INVOLVED WITH CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES AT BIRTH: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY USING LINKABLE ADMINISTRATIVE DATAPresented by:- ELIZABETH WALL-WIELER, PhD Student, University of Manitoba

B5.3

A POPULATION-BASED STUDY OF CONTRACEPTION METHODS AMONG WOMEN WITH INTELLECTUAL ANDDEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIESPresented by:- HILARY BROWN, University of Toronto

B5.4 A POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDY OF RAPID REPEAT PREGNANCY AMONG WOMEN WITH SCHIZOPHRENIAPresented by: - SIMONE VIGOD, Clinician-Scientist, Women’s College Hospital

B6: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORB6.1 THE EFFECT OF HOUSING STABILITY ON SERVICE USE AMONG HOMELESS PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: RESULTS OF A MULTI-SITE RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF HOUSING FIRST

Presented by: - NICK KERMAN, PhD Candidate, Clinical Psychology, University of Ottawa

B6.2 FROM OUTCOMES TO IMPACT IN PSYCHOTHERAPYPresented by: - ROBBIE BABINS-WAGNER, CEO, Calgary Counselling Centre

B6.3 ACCESS TO MENTAL HEATH SERVICES AMONG YOUTH: AN ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL AND ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS

Presented by: - ISABEL GARCES DAVILA, Student, University of New Brunswick

B6.4 PATIENT SAFETY PRACTICES IN THE CARE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SELF-HARM BEHAVIOUR ADMITTED TO INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY IN ONTARIO, CANADA

Presented by: - CHRISTOPHER PERLMAN, Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20172:45PM - 4:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS BB7: PATIENT ENGAGEMENT LISMER ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB7.1 INTEGRATED FUNDING MODELS IN ONTARIO: VALIDATING A PATIENT EXPERIENCE SURVEY

Presented by: - VIDHI THAKKAR, Doctoral Candidate, University of Toronto IHPME

B7.2 USING PATIENT NARRATIVES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PRIORITY SETTING INSTRUMENT FOR CATARACT SURGERY

Presented by: - MORGAN LIM, Associate Scientist, Trillium Health Partners

B7.3 OPERATIONALIZING PATIENT-CENTERED INTEGRATED CARE: THE GAP BETWEEN DISCOURSE AND ACTION IN ONTARIO’S HEALTH LINKS

Presented by: - REHAM ABDELHALIM, PhD Student, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto

B7.4 DEVELOPING A USER-CENTERED DESIGN TO IMPROVE PUBLIC REPORTING OF HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE DATA

Presented by: - ISRA KHALIL, Policy Analyst, Health Quality Ontario

B8: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE GOVERNOR GENERAL ROOM, MEZZANINE LEVEL/SECOND FLOORB8.1 CHANGES IN DETERMINANTS OF THE SUPPLY OF AND REQUIREMENTS FOR FAMILY PHYSICIANS IN NOVA SCOTIA, 2006-2016

Presented by: - ADRIAN MACKENZIE, Senior Health Policy Researcher, Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit

B8.2 PLANNING GEOGRAPHIC BASED PRIMARY CARE NETWORKS FOR PATIENTS THAT TRAVEL FOR CAREPresented by: - DAN CHATEAU, Assistant Professor, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, University of Manitoba

B8.3 CHANGING PRACTICE PATTERNS OF RECENT ENTRANTS TO FAMILY MEDICINE IN BCPresented by: - RUTH LAVERGNE, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University

B8.4 INTEGRATING VOLUNTEERS INTO COMMUNITY-BASED PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SERVICE DELIVERY: DEVELOPMENT OF A VOLUNTEER PROGRAM SUPPORTING VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN TWO COMPLEX INTERVENTIONS

Presented by: - LISA DOLOVICH, Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

B9: DATA MINING/BIG DATA ANALYTICS VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB9.1 INCREMENTAL HEALTHCARE UTILIZATION AND COSTS AMONG SENIOR HIGH COST USERS IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - SERGEI MURATOV, Doctoral student, McMaster University

B9.2 THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS IN QUEBECPresented by: - JEAN-ERIC TARRIDE, Associate Professor, McMaster University

B9.3 IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT PLAN BILLING CLAIMS ON HYPERTENSION PREVALENCE, MORTALITY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE HOSPITALIZATION ESTIMATES IN ALBERTA, CANADA

Presented by: - HUDE QUAN, Professor, University of Calgary

B9.4 THE EXPERIENCE OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS IN ALBERTA HOSPITALSPresented by: - KYLE KEMP PhD Student, University of Calgary



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20172:45PM - 4:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS BB10: PHARMACEUTICAL POLICY HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB10.1 THE ESTIMATED EFFECTS OF ADDING UNIVERSAL PUBLIC COVERAGE OF AN ESSENTIAL MEDICINES LIST TO THE EXISTING COMPLEMENT OF PUBLIC DRUG PLANS IN CANADA

Presented by: - STEVEN MORGAN, Professor, University of British Columbia

B10.2 HOW CANADIAN ONCOLOGY DRUG PRICES MEASURE UP: A CROSS-COUNTRY COMPARISONPresented by: - SONYA CRESSMAN, Health Economist, BC Cancer Agency

B10.3 COST DRIVERS IN PUBLIC DRUG PLANS IN CANADA, 2015/16 – CompassRxPresented by: - GREG MCCOMB, Senior Economist, National Prescription Drug Utilization Information System (NPDUIS)

B10.4 THE CANADIAN MARKET FOR BIOLOGIC RESPONSE MODIFIERS, 2015Presented by: - KARINE LANDRY, Economic Analyst, PMPRB

B11: MIXED METHODS MACDONALD ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB11.1 ADVANCING THE MEASUREMENT OF EQUITY IN HEALTH CARE WITH COMMON STRATIFIER DEFINITIONS

Presented by: - HARSHANI DABERE, Analyst, Canadian Institute for Health Information

B11.2 IDENTIFYING CAUSES OF FUNDING VOLATILITY IN ONTARIO HOSPITAL FUNDING MODELPresented by: - SHANNON COLLINSON, Methodologist, MOHLTC

B11.3 DEVELOPING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INDICATORS FOR A PATIENT SAFETY PROGRAM IN OBSTETRICSPresented by: - CARA BOWMAN, Epidemiologist, The Canadian Medical Protective Association

B12: HEALTH ECONOMICS/FINANCING/FUNDING CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELB12.1 USING ADMINISTRATIVE DATABASES TO ESTIMATE MEDICAL PROCEDURE COST

Presented by: - SPING WANG, Senior Methodologist, MOHLTC

B12.2 RAPID ENDOVASCULAR THERAPY – POLICY RESPONSIVE EVIDENCE SYNTHESISPresented by: - LAURA SEVICK, Graduate Student, University of Calgary

B12.3 SOCIOECONOMIC GRADIENTS IN SUPPLEMENTARY HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE: EVIDENCE FROM TWO REPEATED CROSS-SECTIONAL DATASETS

Presented by: - ELAINE GUO, Student, McMaster University

B12.4 CAN HIGH-COST SPENDING IN THE COMMUNITY SIGNAL ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL? A DYNAMIC MODELLING STUDY FOR URGENT AND ELECTIVE CARDIOVASCULAR PATIENTS

Presented by: - DEBORAH COHEN, Manager/Post Doctoral Fellow, Canadian Institute for Health Information/University of Toronto



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20174:15PM - 5:30PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS CC1: HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC1.1 EXPLORING EARLY PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION ACROSS FIVE HEALTH PROFESSIONS

Presented by: - SHERI PRICE, Assistant Professor, Dalhousie University

C1.2 BOUNDARY WORK AND RETENTION: EXPERIENCES OF MIDWIFERY STUDENTS’ IN CLINICAL PLACEMENTPresented by: - IRINA OLTEAN, Research Assistant, University of Waterloo

C1.3

NURSE PRESCRIBING IN QUEBEC: A TOOL TO IMPROVE HEALTH SERVICES EFFICIENCYPresented by:- ROXANE BORGÈS DA SILVA, Professeure adjointe, Université de Montréal (Faculté des sciences infirmières)

C2: HEALTH POLICY, HEALTHCARE REFORM, AND HEALTH ACCORD SIMCOE ROOM, LOBBY LEVELC2.1 THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN E-CIGARETTES AND BINGE DRINKING, MARIJUANA USE, AND ENERGY DRINKS MIXED WITH ALCOHOL

Presented by: - SANDRA MILICIC, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Waterloo, School of Public Health and Health Systems

C2.2 A POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION (A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW)Presented by: - SIAVASH JAFARI, Physician, Vancouver Coastal Health

C2.3 A REVIEW OF PUBLIC COVERAGE OF CDR REVIEWED DRUGSPresented by: - KARINE LANDRY, Economic Analyst, PMPRB

C2.4 UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MIDWIFERY IN ONTARIO’S HEALTH SYSTEMPresented by: - CRISTINA MATTISON, PhD Candidate, McMaster University

C3: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC3.1 ACTIVE CHANGE INTERVENTIONS TO REDUCE LOW-VALUE HEALTHCARE PRACTICES: A SCOPING REVIEW

Presented by: - GILLIAN ELLIOTT, PhD Student, University of Toronto

C3.2 HOSPITAL CHARACTERISTICS AND USE OF EVIDENCE-BASED DISCHARGE PRACTICES IN ONTARIO, CANADAPresented by: - JENNIFER INNIS, Professor, Centennial College

C3.3 STREAMLINING THE PROCESS OF INDICATOR DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE AND EVALUATION THROUGH THE INDICATOR LIFECYCLE

Presented by: - VANITA GORZKIEWICZ, Program Consultant, Canadian Institute for Health Information

C3.4 UTILIZATION OF LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES IN ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICESPresented by: - STEPHANIE HASTINGS, Senior Consultant, Alberta Health Services



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20174:15PM - 5:30PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS CC4: HOME CARE, LONG TERM CARE AND AGING MACDONALD ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC4.1 VALIDATION OF INCIDENT LONG-TERM CARE ADMISSIONS IN ONTARIO USING ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Presented by: - NASSIM MOJAVERIAN, Methodologist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) / RYAN NG, Epidemiologist/PhD Candidate,

University of Toronto

C4.2 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES, WORK STRESS AND HEALTH: EVIDENCE FROM THE SURVEY OF ONTARIO COMMUNITY PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS

Presented by: - ISIK ZEYTINOGLU, Professor of Management and Industrial Relations, McMaster University

C4.3 THE EFFECTS OF REGULATION ON QUALITY: EVIDENCE FROM THE NURSING HOME INDUSTRYPresented by: - MEGHAN MCMAHON, PhD candidate, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto

C4.4 IMPACT OF PROXIMITY AS A FACTOR IN RATES OF TRANSFERS FROM LONG-TERM CARE HOMES TO HOSPITALS IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - MICHAEL IP, Research Assistant, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20174:15PM - 5:30PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS CC5: KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION & EXCHANGE (INCLUDES KTE METHODS) CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC5.1 KNOWLEDGE BROKER MENTORING PROGRAM BUILDS CAPACITY FOR EVIDENCE-INFORMED DECISION MAKING IN PUBLIC HEALTH

Presented by: - EMILY CLARK, Information Management Specialist, National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools

C5.2 TEASING APART ‘THE TANGLED WEB’ OF INFLUENCE OF POLICY DIALOGUES: LESSONS FROM A CASE STUDY OF DIALOGUES ABOUT HEALTH CARE REFORM OPTIONS FOR CANADA

Presented by: - GILLIAN MULVALE, Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management, McMaster UniversitY

C5.3 POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE BEHAVIOURS IN WORKPLACE RELATIONSHIPS: A SCOPING REVIEWPresented by: - JOAN ALMOST, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, Queen’s University

C5.4 INTERVENTION MAPPING AS A PLANNING AND IMPROVEMENT TOOL FOR PROVINCIAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION CONSULTATION SERVICES

Presented by: - KELLY J. MRKLAS, PhD Trainee, University of Calgary

C6: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH YORK WEST ROOM, LOBBY LEVELC6.1

MANITOBA FIRST NATIONS INDICATORS OF WELL-BEING FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENTPresented by:- VENKATA RAMAYANAM, Statistical Analyst, Nanaadawewigamig/ STEPHANIE SINCLAIR, Policy Analyst, First Nation Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba

C6.2 CHILDREN BORN TO MOTHERS WITH DIABETES IN PREGNANCY IN MANITOBA: LONG TERM EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES

Presented by: - CHELSEA RUTH, Assistant Professor in Paediatrics and Child Health Section of Neonatology, University of Manitoba, Manitoba Centre

for Health Policy

C6.3 EVALUATION OF A SCHOOL-BASED VISUAL SCREENING PROGRAM FOR KINDERGARTEN CHILDRENPresented by: - MAYU NISHIMURA, Director of Research, Kindergarten Vision Screening Program, The Hospital for Sick Children

C6.4 PARENTS’ WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR PEDIATRIC WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMSPresented by: - OLIVIER DROUIN, Research Fellow, Harvard-wide Pediatric Health Services Research Fellowship

C7: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORC7.1

MOTHERS' CARE-SEEKING JOURNEYS FOR DAUGHTERS WITH DEPRESSIONPresented by:- SARAH GALLANT, Graduate Student, University of Prince Edward Island

C7.2 TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON: CHILD, ADOLESCENT AND ADULT PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSIONS TO HOSPITAL IN NEW BRUNSWICK (2004-2014)

Presented by: - DAVID MILLER, Doctoral Student, University of New Brunswick

C7.3 YOUTH JOURNEYS IN MENTAL HEALTHPresented by: - KATE TILLECZEK, Scientific Director, Young Lives Research Lab

C7.4 NARRATIVES OF BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS IN THE TREATMENT OF YOUTH ANXIETYPresented by: - MATTHEW MUNRO, Research Associate, University of Prince Edward Island



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20174:15PM - 5:30PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS CC8: PATIENT ENGAGEMENT LISMER ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC8.1 EARLY PATIENT AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN THE COMMUNITY ASSETS SUPPORTING TRANSITIONS STUDY: BUILDING A FOUNDATION FOR COLLECTIVE IMPACT

Presented by: - REBECCA GANANN, Postdoctoral Fello, McMaster University

C8.2 PATIENT AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT EVALUATION TOOLKITPresented by: - AUDREY L’ESPÉRANC, Manager, Partnership Lab, Centre of Excellence on Partnership with Patients and the Public

C8.3 THE RESEARCH INTERESTS OF THOSE WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF DEPRESSIONPresented by: - PING MASON-LAI, Associate Director, Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit, Patient Engagement Platform

C8.4 PATIENT PREFERENCES AND PERCEIVED UTILITY OF INCIDENTAL GENOMIC SEQUENCING RESULTSPresented by: - CHLOE MIGHTON, Research Assistant, St. Michael’s Hospital

C9: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE GOVERNOR GENERAL ROOM, MEZZANINE LEVEL/SECOND FLOORC9.1 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EXTERNAL AUDIT AND FEEDBACK PROGRAM IN TEAM-BASED PRIMARY CARE PRACTICES IN ONTARIO – LESSONS FOR DESIGN AND EXECUTION

Presented by: - DANIEL WAGNER, Student, University of Calgary

C9.2 CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING AMONG WOMEN FROM MUSLIM-MAJORITY COUNTRIES IN ONTARIO, CANADAPresented by: - AISHA LOFTERS, MD PhD CCFP, St. Michaels Hospital/Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto/Dalla

Lana School of Public health

C9.3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FAMILY PHYSICIAN RETENTION AND AVOIDABLE HOSPITALIZATION IN THE PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR: A POPULATION-BASED CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY

Presented by: - JOHN KNIGHT, PRIIME Newtork Epidedmiologist, Primary Healthcare Research Unit

C9.4 IMPROVING THE TIMELINESS OF INFORMATION GENERATED FROM ADMINISTRATIVE DATABASES TO ENABLE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN PRIMARY CARE

Presented by: - WISSAM HAJ-ALI, Senior Methodologist, Health Quality Ontariop

C10: ACCESS & EQUITY YORK EAST ROOM, LOBBY LEVELC10.1 ‘INDEX ANGIOGRAM’ RECIPIENT TRENDS AMONG STATUS FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE AND ALL OTHER MANITOBANS

Presented by: - ANNETTE SCHULTZ, Associate Professor, College of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba

C10.2 THE INTEGRATION OF GENDER SENSITIVITY IN HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Presented by: - NOUR EL-ARNAOUT, Research Assistant, American University of Beirut



WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20174:15PM - 5:30PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS CC11: CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT/PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC11.1 VALIDATED CASE DEFINITIONS USING LINKED ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD (EMR) AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATABASES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Presented by: - STEPHANIE GARIES, Research Associate / PhD Student, University of Calgary

C11.2 DOES PROMPT RECEIPT OF A DISCHARGE NOTE BY A PATIENTS’ FAMILY PHYSICIAN REDUCE THE RATE OF READMISSIONS AND EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS?

Presented by: - LIISA JAAKKIMAINEN, Scientist, ICES

C11.3 AGGRESSIVE CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM REDUCES MORTALITY, MORBIDITY AND SERVICE USE IN PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE PATIENTS

Presented by: - RANDY FRANSOO, Researcher, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy

C12: PHARMACEUTICAL POLICY HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELC12.1 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF COST-RELATED MEDICATION NONADHERENCE IN CANADA

Presented by: - ANNE HOLBROOK, Director, Division of Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology, McMaster University

C12.2 UNDERSTANDING COST-RELATED NON-ADHERENCE TO PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES OVER TIME FROM THE PATIENT’S PERSPECTIVE

Presented by: - LAURIE GOLDSMITH, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University

C12.3 THE IMPACT OF AN INCOME-BASED DEDUCTIBLE ON DRUG USE AND HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION IN OLDER ADULTS

Presented by: - HEATHER WORTHINGTON, Research Coordinator, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research

C12.4 THE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN CANADA: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL POPULATION HEALTH STUDY OF NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

Presented by: - SARA GUILCHER, Assistant Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 201710:15AM – 11:30AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS DD1: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OR EVALUATION MACDONALD ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD1.1 MEASURING EQUALITY IN ONTARIO HEALTHCARE SPENDING

Presented by: - SAAD RAIS, Senior Methodologist, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care

D1.2 CANADIAN COSTS AND QUALITY OF LIFE ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENT MEASURES OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS SEVERITY

Presented by: - JEAN-ERIC TARRIDE, Associate Professor, McMaster University

D1.3 COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF HOUSING FIRST FOR HIGH-NEED HOMELESS PEOPLE WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS: RESULTS FROM THE AT HOME/CHEZ SOI RANDOMIZED TRIAL

Presented by: - ERIC A. LATIMER, Professor, McGill University

D2: HEALTH POLICY, HEALTHCARE REFORM, AND HEALTH ACCORD HARRIS ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD2.1 SHARING A SOLUTION TO A COMMON PROBLEM: COMPARING CENTRALIZED WAITING LISTS FOR UNATTACHED PATIENTS IN PRIMARY HEALTHCARE IN SIX CANADIAN PROVINCES

Presented by: - MYLAINE BRETON, Assistant Professor, Universite de Sherbrooke

D2.2 TOWARD A BETTER DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE POLICY AND MANAGERIAL LEVELS OF QUEBEC’S HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN TIMES OF REFORM: WHAT ABOUT THE IN-BETWEEN CAPACITY?

Presented by: - ÉLIZABETH CÔTÉ-BOILEAU, PhD Student, University of Sherbrooke

D2.3 MANAGING THE TENSIONS OF WHOLE SYSTEM CHANGE THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP OF HEALTH AUTHORITY, PHYSICIANS, AND COMMUNITIES

Presented by: - MARTHA MACLEOD, Northern Health-UNBC Knowledge Mobilization Research Chair, University of Northern British Columbia

D3: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD3.1 DECIDING WHO GETS CARE FIRST - A REALIST REVIEW OF PRIORITIZATION IN CENTRALIZED WAITING LISTS FOR HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Presented by: - MÉLANIE ANN SMITHMAN, Research Professional/Student, Université de Sherbrooke

D3.2

DÉVELOPPEMENT ET ÉVALUATION PSYCHOMÉTRIQUE D’UN QUESTIONNAIRE MESURANT LES PERCEPTIONSD’EFFICACITÉ DES ÉQUIPES DE SOINS SELON LA PERSPECTIVE DES PATIENTS ET DE LEURS PROCHES.Présenté par :- LYSANE PAQUETTE, student, Université de Montréal

D3.3 CAREGIVERS VOICE THROUGH A QUANTITATIVE LENSPresented by: - SARA SHEARKHANI, PhD Student, Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation, University of Toronto

D3.4 IDENTIFYING PATIENT-CENTRED QUALITY INDICATORS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN OF PATIENT-CENTRED CARE MEASUREMENT IN CANADA

Presented by: - CHELSEA DOKTORCHIK, Research Assistant, University of Calgary, Department of Community Health Sciences



THURSDAY, MAY 25, 201710:15AM – 11:30AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS DD4: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD4.1 DETERMINANTS OF DYSGLYCEMIA IN YOUTH: CHMS SURVEY RESULTS

Presented by: - CELIA RODD, Associate Professor, University of Manitoba

D4.2 PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY MODELS: A SCOPING REVIEWPresented by: - LIZ DARLING, Associate Professor, McMaster University

D4.3 HEALTHY CHILD DEVELOPMENT: THE IMPACT OF INDIGENOUS OUTREACH AND HOME VISITING PROGRAMS ON- RESERVE

Presented by: - DALE MCMURCHY, President, Dale McMurchy Consulting

D4.4 FACTORS INFLUENCING MATERNITY CARE PROVIDERS’ PRACTICES REGARDING MODE OF BIRTH AFTER PREVIOUS CAESAREAN SECTION

Presented by: - ESTHER SHOEMAKER, Researcher, Bruyère Research Institute

D5: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORD5.1 TWO-TIER ACCESS TO PSYCHOTHERAPY: CANADA, THE UK AND AUSTRALIA

Presented by: - MARY BARTRAM, PhD Candidate, Carleton University School of Public Policy and Administration

D5.2 MENTAL HEALTH STATUS AND SERVICE UTILIZATION AMONG ETHNIC GROUPS IN ONTARIO, CANADAPresented by: - MARIA CHIU, Staff Scientist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences

D5.3 CAREGIVER STRAIN IN FAMILIES OF YOUTH EXPERIENCING MENTAL HEALTH AND/OR ADDICTION ISSUESPresented by: - EMILY LEVITT, Research Analyst, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

D6: PATIENT ENGAGEMENT TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD6.1 CO-DESIGNING CARE PROCESSES ON A GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT UNIT

Presented by: - MARCELA HIDALGO, Patient Engagement Coordinator, St. Mary’s Research Centre

D6.2 WHAT DO WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MEDICAL AID IN DYING? PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM DELIBERATIVE FORUMS IN QUEBEC

Presented by: - FRANÇOIS-PIERRE GAUVIN, Research Associate, Centre of Excellence on Partnership with Patients and the Public AND McMaster

Health Forum

D6.3 PLAYING TELEPHONE: UNDERSTANDING THE STATE OF MEDICATION DECISION MAKING IN GROWING HEALTHCARE TEAMS IN THE TIME OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS

Presented by: - KELLY GRINDROD, Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo

D6.4 DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A CITIZEN PANEL PROGRAM FOR ENGAGING CITIZENS IN SETTING DIRECTION FOR BROAD SYSTEM CHANGE

Presented by: - MICHAEL WILSON, Assistant Professor, McMaster University



THURSDAY, MAY 25, 201710:15AM – 11:30AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS DD7: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD7.1 ORGANIZATIONAL AND SYSTEM CHALLENGES TO THE SPREAD AND SCALE OF INTEGRATED COMMUNITY BASED PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

Presented by: - ROSS BAKER, Professor, University of Toronto

D7.2 THE MORE THE BETTER: A COMPARISON OF ACCESS, AVAILABILITY, AND COMPREHENSIVENESS OF SERVICES BETWEEN DIFFERENT MODELS OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE (PHC) IN NOVA SCOTIA. RESULTS FROM THE MAAP-NS STUDY

Presented by: - EMILY GARD MARSHALL, Associate Professor, Dalhousie Family Medicine

D7.3 SYNTHESIZING AND TRANSLATING PRIMARY HEALTHCARE RESEARCH FINDINGS INTO POLICY OPTIONSPresented by: - LISA DOLOVICH, Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

D7.4 GETTING FAMILY PHYSICIANS ON BOARD: FACTORS INFLUENCING PARTICIPATION IN CENTRALIZED WAITING LISTS FOR UNATTACHED PATIENTS

Presented by: - SABINA ABOU MALHAM, Postdoctoral Researcher, Universite de Sherbrooke

D8: KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION & EXCHANGE LISMER ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELD8.1 FOSTERING AN ACADEMIC-CLINICAL PARTNERSHIP TO DESIGN A HIGH-DEPENDENCY CARE POLICY ON A PEDIATRIC INPATIENT UNIT

Presented by: - CHRISTINE CASSIDY, PhD Candidate, Dalhousie University

D8.2 USING SOCIAL MEDIA AND INFOGRAPHICS TO EXTEND THE REACH OF POPULATION HEALTH RESEARCHPresented by: - SELENA RANDALL, Associate Director, Planning and Development, University of Manitoba

D8.3 RESPECT, FIND OUT WHAT IT MEANS TO ME: ALGORITHM FOR PREDICTING DEATH AMONG OLDER ADULTS IN THE HOME CARE SETTING

Presented by: - AMY HSU, Research Fellow, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute / SARAH SPRUIN, Methodologist, ICES UOttawa

D8.4 INTERACTIVE TWITTER INFOGRAPHICS AS A KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION METHOD FOR DISSEMINATING RESEARCH EVIDENCE TO PUBLIC HEALTH DECISION MAKERS

Presented by: - OLIVIA MARQUEZ, Research Coordinator, Health Evidence

12:45 – 2:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS E - PANEL SESSIONE1: PATIENT ENGAGEMENT I TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELE1.1 APPROACHES TO PATIENT ENGAGEMENT IN THE AGE OF THE INTERNET: WHAT ROLES DO PEOPLE WISH TO PLAY

Presented by: - RAISA DEBER, Professor, University of Toronto / VIDHI THAKKAR, Doctoral Candidate, University of Toronto / DANIEL SALIBA,

Doctoral student, University of Toronto / CLAUDIA LAI, Student, University of Toronto , iHPME

E2: PATIENT ENGAGEMENT II CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELE2.1 “WE CAN HELP WITH THIS”: BRINGING THE PUBLIC’S VIEWS INTO DECISIONS ABOUT THE USE OF DATA FOR RESEARCH

Presented by: - KIMBERLYN MCGRAIL, Associate Professor, School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia / P. ALISON

PAPRICA, Director, Strategic Partnerships, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) / EVELYN SPARKS, Patient / Public Experience



THURSDAY, MAY 25, 201712:45 – 2:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS E - PANEL SESSIONE3: COLLABORATIVE HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIPS VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELE3.1 A COLLABORATIVE MULTI-METHOD EVALUATION OF HEALTH LINKS : RESULTS AND LESSONS LEARNED FOR SYSTEM-LEVEL PROGRAM EVALUATION

Moderated by: - WALTER WODCHIS, Associate Professor, University of Toronto

Presented by: - MICHAEL WILSON, Assistant Professor, McMaster Health Forum / MIKE GREEN, Associate Professor, Queen’s University / RUTA

VALAITIS, Associate Professor; Dorothy C. Hall Chair in Primary Health Care Nursing, McMaster University / RICHARD GLAZIER, Scientist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences / AGNES GRUDNIEWICZ, Assistant Professor, Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa / PHIL GRAHAM, Director, Primary Health Care Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care

E4: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE LISMER ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELE4.1 BIG DATA MEETS HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH PANEL

Moderated by: - ALAN KATZ, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy

Presented by: - LISA LIX, Professor, University of Manitoba / KAREN TU, Professor, University of Toronto / SABRINA WONG, Professor, University of

British Columbia

E5: CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELE5.1 SEEING THE FORESTS AND THE TREES — USING SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS OF COMPLEX INTERVENTIONS TO ENHANCE HEALTH SYSTEM DECISION-MAKING TO IMPROVE DIABETES CARE

Moderated by: - NOAH IVERS, Scientist and Family Physician, Women’s College Hospital

Presented by: - KRISTIN DANKO, Doctoral Student, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute / JUSTIN PRESSEAU, Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research

Institute / JEREMY GRIMSHAW, Senior Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute / CAROLYN GALL CASEY, Director, Education, Diabetes Canada

E6: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORE6.1 QUALITY STANDARDS: DRIVING EVIDENCE-BASED QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONTARIO MENTAL HEALTH CARE

Moderated by: - ERIK HELLSTEN, Manager, Quality Standards Strategy, Health Quality Ontario

Presented by: - PHILIP KLASSEN, Vice President, Medical Services, Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences / GEORGE MIHALAKAKOS,

Peer Support Worker, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health / RYAN MONTE, Measurement Specialist, Health Quality Ontario / ARIELLE BALTMAN-CORD, Team Lead, Quality Improvement, Health Quality Ontario

E7: PHARMACEUTICAL POLICY MACDONALD ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELE7.1 EXCHANGING IDEAS FOR TACKLING PHARMACEUTICAL COSTS

Moderated by: - CHERYL CAMILLO, Assistant Professor, Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy

Presented by: - VIVIAN LEONG, Senior Manager/Policy & Integration Unit/Drug Programs Policy and Strategy Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health &

Long-Term Care / TRISH RILEY, Executive Director, National Academy for State Health Policy / SANG MI LEE, Senior Pharmacist, pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance / BURL BEASLEY, Assistant Director-Pharmacy Services, Oklahoma Health Care Authority



FRIDAY, MAY 26, 201710:00AM - 11:15AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS FF1: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELF1.1 INDICATOR FRAMEWORK FOR MEASUREMENT OF PRIMARY CARE PERFORMANCE IN PERSONS WITH DEMENTIA USING HEALTH ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Presented by: - NADIA SOURIAL, PhD Student, Department of Family Medicine, McGill University

F1.2 INCREASING TREND OF CANADIAN MEDICO-LEGAL CASES OUTSIDE HOSPITALSPresented by: - QIAN YANG, Manager, Medical Care Analytics, CMPA

F1.3 DEMONSTRATION OF STARFIELD’S OBSERVATIONS ABOUT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRIMARY CARE QUALITY AND HEALTH SYSTEM COST AT THE LEVEL OF PRIMARY CARE TEAMS IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - CAROL MULDER, Provincial Lead, Quality Improvement and Decision Support, Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario

F1.4 REDUCING ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION USE AMONG LONG-TERM CARE HOME RESIDENTS: WORKING TOGETHER TO BRING ABOUT MEANINGFUL IMPROVEMENT

Presented by: - MAAIKE DE VRIES, Senior Methodologist, Health Quality Ontario

F2: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELF2.1 PATTERNS OF METHADONE USE AND PERINATAL OUTCOMES AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - QI GUAN, Student, University of Toronto

F2.2 ENGAGING PATIENTS AND STAFF TO INTRODUCE A QUIET TIME ON A MATERNITY WARD: POST-IMPLEMENTATION RESULTS

Presented by: - MARCELA HIDALGO, Patient Engagement Coordinator, St. Mary’s Research Centre

F2.3 ACCURACY OF COMMUNITY GENERAL PEDIATRICIAN DIAGNOSIS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD) COMPARED TO MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM (MDT) ASSESSMENT

Presented by: - MELANIE PENNER, Clinician Investigator, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital

F2.4 THE MORAL FOUNDATIONS OF CHILD HEALTH AND SOCIAL POLICY: A CRITICAL INTERPRETIVE SYNTHESISPresented by: - AVRAM DENBURG, Staff Physician, Hospital for Sick Children

F3: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORF3.1 GUIDELINE-ADHERENT DIABETES CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH COMORBID SCHIZOPHRENIA: A SEX-BASED ANALYSIS

Presented by: - LUCY BARKER, Psychiatry Resident, University of Toronto

F3.2 EXAMINATION OF REPEAT HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS FOR MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS AMONG CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN NEW BRUNSWICK

Presented by: - DAVID MILLER, Doctoral Student, University of New Brunswick

F3.3 WHAT A SHAME: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF MISTAKES ON HEALTH PROFESSIONALSPresented by: - DIANE AUBIN, Associate Director, Career Development, Strategy for Patient Oriented Research - Alberta



FRIDAY, MAY 26, 201710:00AM - 11:15AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS FF4: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELF4.1 USING AN IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE FRAMEWORK TO EVALUATE AN ONLINE PORTAL TO ASSESS AND MANAGE FRAILTY IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

Presented by: - GRACE WARNER, Associate Professor, Dalhousie University

F4.2 CONDITIONS D’ADOPTION DU DOSSIER DE SANTÉ ÉLECTRONIQUE PERSONNEL POUR LA GESTION DES MALADIES CHRONIQUES EN PREMIÈRE LIGNE AU QUÉBEC : PERSPECTIVES PROFESSIONNELLE ET ORGANISATIONNELLE

Présenté par : - EL KEBIR GHANDOUR, Étudiant, CERSSPL-UL

F4.3 MULTIMORBIDITY IN CANADA: UNDERSTANDING THE PATTERNS AND PROGRESSION OF MULTIPLE CHRONIC DISEASES USING A PAN-CANADIAN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD DATABASE

Presented by: - KATHRYN NICHOLSON, Doctoral Candidate, Western University

F4.4 PRIMARY CARE ACCESSIBILITY FOR ADOLESCENTS IN THE MEDICAL HOME: A POPULATION-BASED RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY IN QUÉBEC

Presented by: - HYEJEE OHM, Student, McGill University

F5: CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELF5.1 IMPLEMENTATION OF GOOD LIFE WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS IN DENMARK (GLA:DTM): GROUP EDUCATION AND EXERCISE FOR HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS IS FEASIBLE IN CANADA

Presented by: - AILEEN DAVIS, Senior Scientist, Krembil Research Institute, University Health Network

F5.2 THE NEW TRIPLE THREAT: SCALABLE, SPREADABLE AND SUSTAINABLEPresented by: - SHANNON SIBBALD, Assistant Professor, Western University

F5.3 OPTIMIZING THE HEALTH OF OLDER ADULTS WITH MULTIPLE CHRONIC CONDITIONS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE KEEPWELL TOOL

Presented by: - MONIKA KASTNER, Research Chair, North York General Hospital

F5.4 COMORBIDITY AND HEALTHCARE SERVICE USE IN STROKE SURVIVORS STRATIFIED BY AGE AND SEXPresented by: - KATHRYN A. FISHER, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing

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FRIDAY, MAY 26, 201711:30AM - 12:45PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS G G1: HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE TOM THOMPSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELG1.1 POST-ACUTE REHABILITATION AND MEDICAL OVERSIGHT OF HIP FRACTURE PATIENTS

Presented by: - KRISTEN PITZUL, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto

G1.2 A COMPARISON OF ADMINISTRATIVE DATA VERSUS SURVEILLANCE DATA FOR HOSPITAL-ASSOCIATED METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS INFECTIONS IN CANADIAN HOSPITALS

Presented by: - FARHAT FARROKHI, Project Lead, Canadian Institute for Health Information

G1.3 MRI WAIT TIMES IN ONTARIO – AN EVIDENCE-BASED TOOL TO ASSIST ALLOCATING REGIONAL FUNDING HOURS TO IMPROVE DECISION MAKING AND PATIENT WAIT TIMES

Presented by: - LUCIANO IERACI, Senior Methodologist, Cancer Care Ontario

G1.4

YOUR HEALTH SYSTEM: HELPING SUNNYBROOK HEALTH SCIENCE CENTRE FOCUS ON KEY QUALITY OF CAREINITIATIVESPresented by:- JOSEPH AMUAH, Senior Researcher, Canadian Institute for Health Information

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FRIDAY, MAY 26, 201711:30AM - 12:45PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS GG2: MENTAL HEALTH OSGOODE ROOM, THIRD FLOORG2.1 THE SERVICE JOURNEY OF TRANSITIONING FROM CHILD TO ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: AN ANALYSIS OF UNDERLYING VALUES FROM THE PERSPECTIVES OF YOUTH, FAMILY MEMBERS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS

Presented by: - ASHLEIGH MIATELLO, PhD Candidate, Health Policy, McMaster University

G2.2 IMPLEMENTING A WORK REHABILITATION PROGRAM IN PRIMARY HEALTHCARE FOR WORKERS ON SICK LEAVE FOR A COMMON MENTAL DISORDER

Presented by: - CHANTAL SYLVAIN, Professeure, Université de Sherbrooke

G2.3 INCREASING RESEARCH VALUE WITH SEX-SPECIFIC REPORTING OF DATA: THE CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITOR EXAMPLE

Presented by: - NISHILA MEHTA, Student Researcher, Women’s College Research Institute

G3: DATA MINING/BIG DATA ANALYTICS CASSON ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELG3.1

WHAT FACTORS PREDICT WHEN ANTIDEPRESSANTS ARE PRESCRIBED FOR INDICATIONS BESIDES DEPRESSION?Presented by:- JENNA WONG, PhD candidate, McGill University

G3.2 DIABETES ACTION CANADA: PATIENT, PRACTICE AND POPULATION DIABETES RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMPresented by: - FRANK SULLIVAN, Gordon F. Cheesbrough Chair, NYGH

G3.3 USING MACHINE LEARNING METHODS TO CREATE CHRONIC DISEASE CASE DEFINITIONS IN A PRIMARY CARE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD

Presented by: - CORD LETHEBE, Graduate Student, University of Calgary

G3.4 CONTRIBUTION OF PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS TO HIGH COST HEALTHCARE USER STATUS IN ONTARIOPresented by: - JUSTIN LEE, Clinical Scholar, McMaster University

G4: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CARMICHAEL ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELG4.1 DEFINING AND DESCRIBING HIGH SYSTEM USE IN PRIMARY CARE

Presented by: - TYLER WILLIAMSON, Assistant Professor, University of Calgary

G4.2 ONTARIO PHARMACY SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAM: MORE PHARMACIES NEED TO PARTICIPATEPresented by: - LINDSAY WONG, MSc student, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

G4.3 BRIDGING THE INFORMATION GAPS DURING PATIENT ENCOUNTERS ACROSS CARE SETTINGSPresented by: - SUKIRTHA THARMALINGAM, Manager, Evaluation Methods, Canada Health Infoway

G4.4 ESTABLISHING THE REPRESENTATIVENESS OF PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT RESPONDENTS IN THE ONTARIO QUALICOPC STUDY USING ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Presented by: - ALLANAH LI, Master’s Student, Institute for Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation, University of Toronto



FRIDAY, MAY 26, 201711:30AM - 12:45PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS GG5: EMERGING METHODS VARLEY ROOM, CONVENTION LEVELG5.1 LEVERAGING DIVERSE KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS TO IMPROVE PERINATAL HEALTH INEQUITIES IN CANADA

Presented by: - ANNA DION, Doctoral Student, Dept of Family Medicine, McGill University

G5.2 A DIGITAL HEALTH ADVISOR FOR HIGH-NEED, HIGH-COST PATIENTSPresented by: - ONIL BHATTACHARYYA, Clinician Researcher, Women’s College Hospital

G5.3 A NOVEL MIXED METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CAPTURE THE EVOLVING SELF-ASSESSMENT OF RISK AMONG PATIENTS

Presented by: - CATHERINE KREATSOULAS, Instructor, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health

G5.4 IDENTIFICATION AND RELIABILITY OF HOSPITAL CHART QUALITY INDICATORSPresented by: - CATHY EASTWOOD, Senior Research Associate, University of Calgary

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 20179:45AM - 10:45AM POSTER PRESENTERS

1 FIRST NATIONS ETHICAL REVIEW ESSENTIAL IN AGE TRUTH & RECONCILIATION : HIRGC CELEBRATING 20+YEARS AS FNS REGIONAL RESEARCH ETHICS COMMITTEE

Presented by: - STEPHANIE SINCLAIR, Policy Analyst, First Nation Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba

2 A NATIONAL SURVEILLANCE PROJECT ON CKD MANAGEMENT IN CANADIAN PRIMARY CARE: OVERVIEW AND REPRESENTATIVENESS

Presented by: - AMINU BELLO, Assistant Professor/Consultant Nephrologist, University of Alberta

3 INTERVENTIONS USING PEDIATRIC DIABETES REGISTRY DATA FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Presented by: - ERICA BURRY, Pediatric Endocrinology Fellow, The Hospital for Sick Children

4 APPLYING THE HEALTH LINKS APPROACH FOR ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL/DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND COMPLEX HEALTH NEEDS IN KINGSTON, ONTARIO

Presented by: - MEG GEMMILL, Assistant Professor, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Program - Department of Family Medicine, Queen’s

University

5 COPD IN ALBERTA: EXAMINING THE CHARACTERISTICS AND HEALTHCARE USE OF HIGH USERSPresented by: - SARA GRIMWOOD, Program Lead, Canadian Institute for Health Information

6 TREATMENT PATTERNS, EVIDENCE UPDATE, SURVIVAL IN ESOPHAGEAL CANCER RESECTIONS IN ONTARIO: A POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDY

Presented by: - VAIBHAV GUPTA, Surgery Resident & MSc Candidate, University of Toronto

7 DATA INSUFFICIENCY FOR PRIORITY CANCER CARE WORKFORCE RESEARCH IN CANADAPresented by: - LINDSAY HEDDEN, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation

8 BUILDING CAPACITY TO IMPROVE & SUSTAIN ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMS IN ICUsPresented by: - MICHELLE ZAHRADNIK, Research Coordinator, St Michael’s Hospital

9 CONDITIONS AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH POTENTIALLY INAPPROPRIATE MEDICATION USE IN FRAIL OLDER ADULTS: A MIXED METHODS ANALYSIS IN LONG-TERM CARE

Presented by: - MICHELLE ZAHRADNIK, Research Coordinator, St Michael’s Hospital

10 RUG-III PLUS: A NEW CASE MIX SYSTEM FOR RESIDENTIAL CARE IN CANADAPresented by: - KOFFI KPELITSE, Senior Analyst, Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI)

11 SCREENING HISTORY IN WOMEN WITH CERVICAL CANCERPresented by: - DIANE GREEN, Senior Analyst, Cancer Screening, Cancer Care Ontario

12 CERVICAL SCREENING AND COLPOSCOPY MANAGEMENT OF WOMEN AGES 24 AND UNDERPresented by: - LI WANG, Research Associate, Cancer Care Ontario

13 LEVERAGING COMMUNITY-BASED “CAPITAL” TO TRANSFORM HEALTHCARE IN FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIESPresented by: - GRACE KYOON-ACHAN, Research Fellow, University of Manitoba

14 EXPLORING THE NEEDS, ACCESS, AND UNDERSTANDING OF INFORMATION AMONG CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE (CALD) PATIENTS IN MANAGING CHRONIC ILLNESS

Presented by: - SYLVIE LAMBERT, Assistant Professor, McGill University




15 A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NEEDS, ACCESS, AND UNDERSTANDING OF INFORMATION AMONG CAREGIVERS OF PATIENTS FROM A CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE BACKGROUND WITH A CHRONIC ILLNESS

Presented by: - SYLVIE LAMBERT, Assistant Professor, McGill University

16 GENERIC DRUGS IN CANADA, 2015Presented by: - KARINE LANDRY, Economic Analyst, Patented Medicine Prices Review Board

17 AN INCENTIVE CODE FOR TIMELY FOLLOW-UP AFTER HOSPITAL DISCHARGEPresented by: - LAUREN LAPOINTE-SHAW, Doctoral Student, University of Toronto

18 FEE-FOR-SERVICE PHYSICIAN BILLINGS THROUGH THE 2008-09 FINANCIAL CRISIS: DID PHYSICIANS CHANGE BEHAVIOUR?

Presented by: - RUTH LAVERGNE, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University

19 EVALUATING MODELS OF CARE IN COMMUNITY PARAMEDICINEPresented by: - MATTHEW LEYENAAR, PhD Candidate, McMaster University

20 ESTABLISHING THE REPRESENTATIVENESS OF PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT RESPONDENTS IN THE ONTARIO QUALICOPC STUDY USING ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Presented by: - ALLANAH LI, Master’s Student, Institute for Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation, University of Toronto

21 PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT TRAJECTORIES AND ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY RISK IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASEPresented by: - ZHIYING LIANG, Statistical Associate, University of Calgary

22 PRIORITY SETTING FOR CATARACT SURGERY: DEVELOPMENT OF AN APPROPRIATENESS AND PRIORITIZATION INSTRUMENT FOR EYE CARE PRACTICE

Presented by: - MORGAN LIM, Associate Scientist, Trillium Health Partners

23 LICENSED/REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSES IN RURAL AND REMOTE CANADA: KEY CONCERNS FOR RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION

Presented by: - MARTHA MACLEOD, Northern Health-UNBC Knowledge Mobilization Research Chair, University of Northern British Columbia

24 “THE MESSIEST SPACE FOR TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION” : BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO ENABLING HEALTH TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND ADOPTION FOR CANADIAN OLDER ADULTS

Presented by: - MAGGIE MACNEIL, Ph.d Student, University of Waterloo

25 EXAMINING THE DRIVERS OF HIGH COST HEALTHCARE USE IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDPresented by: - MICHELLE PATTERSON, Research Manager, Centre for Health and Biotech Management Research

26 DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT TESTING OF A DECISION AID FOR DEMENTIA PATIENTS IN LONG-TERM CARE IN SASKATCHEWAN AND THEIR SURROGATE DECISION MAKERS

Presented by: - LESLIE MALLOY-WEIR, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Saskatchewan

27 DEVELOPING PERSON-CENTRED QUALITY INDICATORS INFORMED BY THE PATIENT VOICEPresented by: - KIMBERLY MANALILI, Research Associate, University of Calgary

28 COLLABORATING WITH ETHNO-CULTURAL COMMUNITIES FOR PERSON-CENTRED CARE RESEARCH: APPROACHES TO ENGAGEMENT

Presented by: - KIMBERLY MANALILI, Research Associate, University of CalgaryWednesday, MAY 24, 2017




29 EARLY INTEGRATION OF PALLIATIVE CARE IN ONTARIO: INTEGRATE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTPresented by: - SHARON GRADIN, Manager Integrated Care, CCO

30 ACCESSING HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SERVICES WITHIN A SUBURBAN COMMUNITY: A CASE FOR INTERPROFESSIONAL AND COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY-BASED CARE

Presented by: - DEREK MANIS, Teaching Assistant, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

31 COMMUNITY PROGRAM IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE AND SELF-MANAGEMENT IN OLDER ADULTS WITH DIABETES AND MULTIMORBIDITY

Presented by: - JENNY PLOEG, Professor, School of Nursing; Scientific Director, Aging, Community and Health Research Unit, McMaster University

32 DO PRIMARY CARE (PC) PROVIDER WAIT-TIMES AND HOURS OF AVAILABILITY PREDICT THEIR PATIENTS’ USE OF OTHER PC PROVIDERS AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS (ED)? RESULTS FROM THE MAAP-NS STUDY

Presented by: - EMILY GARD MARSHALL, Associate Professor, Dalhousie Family Medicine

33 POTENTIAL SAVINGS FROM BIOSIMILARS IN CANADAPresented by: - GREG MCCOMB, Senior Economist, National Prescription Drug Utilization Information System (NPDUIS)

34 TRENDS IN CANNABIS USE AMONG PEOPLE IN INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY IN ONTARIO, CANADA FROM 2006 TO 2016Presented by: - TAYLOR MCGUCKIN, Master’s Student, University of Waterloo

35 PREVENTING ALCOHOL-EXPOSED PREGNANCIES: THE EVIDENCE AND EXPERIENCEPresented by: - DALE MCMURCHY, President, Dale McMurchy Consulting

36 LESSONS FROM THE FIELD: A PROVINCE-WIDE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE WATLX™, A PATIENT EXPERIENCE INSTRUMENT FOR REHABILITATIVE CARE

Presented by: - JOSEPHINE MCMURRAY, Assistant Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University

37 MOBILE APPS IN THE WORKPLACE? ADDO: A PROCESS AND OUTCOME EVALUATIONPresented by: - KALEIGH MEISNER, Graduate Student, University Of New Brunswick

38 STRATEGIES FOR ENGAGING SERVICE USERS AND FAMILIES IN COLLABORATIVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Presented by: - MATTHEW MENEAR, Postdoctoral Fellow, Laval University

39 CROSS-CASE ANALYSIS OF MANAGEMENT COACHING AND SUPPORT, DESIGNED TO ENSURE SUCCESS IN INNOVATION IMPLEMENTATION IN PRIMARY CARE

Presented by: - SHANDI MILLER, Director of operations & Réseau-1 Québec & (Quebec SPOR Network in Primary and Integrated Health Care

Innovations)

40 SUPPORTING HEALTH PROVIDER PRACTICE CHANGES TO EMBED HEALTHCHANGE® METHODOLOGY WITHIN A TEAM ENVIRONMENT

Presented by: - MARY MODAYIL, Scientist, Alberta Health Services

41 DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE RESEARCH IN ALBERTAPresented by: - STEPHANIE MONTESANTI, Assistant Professor, School of Public Health, University of AlbertaWednesday, MAY 24, 2017

42 EVIDENCE OF IMPROVING EMR DATA QUALITY IN PRIMARY CARE TEAMSPresented by: - CAROL MULDER, KTE Specialist, Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario




43 DEVELOPING THE ADVISOR HEALTH EQUITY SURVEY: REFLECTING THE DIVERSITY OF ONTARIANS IN PATIENT, FAMILY AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

Presented by: - BRETT NICHOLLS, Lead, Cancer Care Ontario

44 CIHR COMMUNITY-BASED PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SIGNATURE INITIATIVE: AN INNOVATIVE CROSS-TEAM MODEL OF BUILDING RESEARCH CAPACITY FOR EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS

Presented by: - KATHRYN NICHOLSON, Doctoral Candidate, Western University

45 STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS AND HEALTH SYSTEM CAPACITY TO ADDRESS THE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC IN SIX US CITIES

Presented by: - MICHELLE OLDING, Post-doctoral fellow, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS

46 A HISTORICAL TIMELINE OF HIV PREVENTION AND CARE INITIATIVES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA: 1996-2015Presented by: - MICHELLE OLDING, Post-doctoral fellow, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS

47 ALBERTA FAMILY PHYSICIAN ELECTRONIC ENDOSCOPY STUDY (AFPEE) FINAL RESULTS AND FIT POSITIVE SUB- STUDY

Presented by: - NICOLE OLIVIER, Clinical Study Coordinator, University of Alberta

48 PRAGMATIC TRIALS COLLABORATIVE – MEASURING WHAT MATTERSPresented by: - NICOLE OLIVIER, Clinical Study Coordinator, University of Alberta

49 MEASUREMENT AND COLLABORATION TO INFORM PROGRESS ON CHOOSING WISELY CANADA RECOMMENDATIONS

Presented by: - MICHELLE PARKER, Program Lead, Health Reports, Canadian Institute for Health Information

50 COMPUTER BASED TRAINING FOR COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT4CBT); AN INNOVATIVE NEW SUBSTANCE ABUSE THERAPY FOR CANADA

Presented by: - MICHELLE PATTERSON, Research Manager, Centre for Health and Community Research

51 USING ‘REALIST’ REVIEWS TO INFORM DECISION-MAKING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIESPresented by: - MARK PEARSON, Senior Research Fellow, University of Exeter Medical School

52 A REVIEW OF CARDIAC REHABILITATION DELIVERY AROUND THE WORLDPresented by: - ELLA PESAH, Master’s Student, York University

53 DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY INDICATORS FOR EVALUATION OF THE TELEHOMECARE PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE

Presented by: - YELENA PETROSYAN, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto

54

IMPACT OF TELEHOMECARE ON PATIENTS’ QUALITY OF LIFE AND DISEASE-MANAGEMENT SKILLSPresented by:- VALERIA RAC, Assistant Professor, IHPME; University of Toronto

55 BARRIERS TO CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING FACED BY SOUTH ASIAN MUSLIM IMMIGRANT WOMEN IN CALGARY: A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Presented by: - SYEDA KINZA RIZVI, Researcher, University of CalgaryWednesday, MAY 24, 2017

56 NURSE STAFFING POLICIES AND PATIENT OUTCOMES IN LONG TERM CARE AND NURSING HOMES: A LITERATURE REVIEW

Presented by: - CHRISTIAN ROCHEFORT, Professor / Researcher, University of Sherbrooke




57 THE ROLE OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN LONG-TERM CARE SETTINGS IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADORPresented by: - MARIA MATHEWS, Professor, Memorial University of Newfoundland

58 MULTIMORBIDITY: A CHALLENGE FOR HEALTH SERVICES FOR AN AGING POPULATIONPresented by: - MOHAMMAD NAZMUS SAKIB, Graduate Student, Research Technician, Grader/Marker, University of Manitoba

59 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF EHEALTH TECHNOLOGIESPresented by: - CHIRANJEEV SANYAL, Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Waterloo

60 SPOR AT THE INSTITUTE FOR CLINICAL EVALUATIVE SCIENCES (ICES): A CASE STUDY IDENTIFYING PLANNED AND UNANTICIPATED OUTPUTS AND OUTCOMES

Presented by: - MICHAEL SCHULL, President and CEO, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences

61 INTEGRATED COLLABORATIVE CARE MODELS FOR YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS: A SCOPING REVIEW TO INFORM HEALTH POLICY

Presented by: - CARA SETTIPANI, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

62 MODELING EMERGENCY VEHICLE USAGE DECISION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE IN NOVA SCOTIA

Presented by: - MD SHAMSUZZAMAN, Postdoctoral Fellow, Saint Mary’s University

63 OPPOSITION TO HPV VACCINATION ON TWITTERPresented by: - GILLA SHAPIRO, PhD Student, McGill University

64 POLICIES IN FLUX: CANADA’S HPV VACCINE PROGRAMSPresented by: - GILLA SHAPIRO, PhD Student, McGill University

65 MANAGERIAL STRATEGIES FOR INTEGRATED CARE: HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ENGAGEMENT IN THE ICOACH PROJECT

Presented by: - JAY SHAW, Scientist, Women’s College Hospital

66 DEVELOPMENT OF A SHORT FORM INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE ENGAGEMENT OF PHYSICIANS AND MANAGERS IN CANADIAN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES [WORK IN PROGRESS]

Presented by: - GRAHAM SHAW, Graduate Student, UBC

67 A NEEDS-BASED APPROACH FOR FUNDING, USING QUALITY-BASED PROCEDURE OF HIP AND KNEE REPLACEMENT IN ONTARIO AS AN EXAMPLE

Presented by: - SHENGLI SHI, Methodologist, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care

68 CP2: COMMUNITY PARTNERS FOR CHILDREN’S PARTICIPATIONPresented by: - KEIKO SHIKAKO-THOMAS, Assistant Professor, McGill University

69 CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIVPresented by: - ESTHER SHOEMAKER, Researcher, Bruyère Research Institute

70 UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF EAST AFRICAN IMMIGRANT WOMEN WITH GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS

Presented by: - FARTOON SIAD, MSc, The University of CalgaryWednesday, MAY 24, 2017

71 FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMBINED APPLIED BEHAVIOURAL ANALYSIS/INTENSIVE BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - AYESHA SIDDIQUA, PhD Candidate, McMaster University




72 MODIFYING THE ‘MODIFIED DELPHI’ – INDICATOR SELECTION FOR PUBLIC REPORTING AT HEALTH QUALITY ONTARIO

Presented by: - ANITA SINGH, Measurement Specialist, Health Quality Ontario

73 INVESTIGATING THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF 30-DAY HOSPITAL READMISSION AMONG MEDICAL PATIENTS IN TORONTO, CANADA

Presented by: - ROBERT SMITH, Student, University of Oxford

74 IDENTIFICATION OF VALIDATED CASE DEFINITIONS FOR CHRONIC DISEASE USING ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS (EMRS): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Presented by: - SEPIDEH SOURI, Student University of CalgaryWednesday, MAY 24, 2017

75 DEVELOPMENT OF A DECISION AID FOR YOUNG CANADIANS DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER WHO ARE AT RISK OF INFERTILITY FOLLOWING CANCER TREATMENT

Presented by: - BRITTANY SPELLER, Graduate Student, University of Toronto

76 EXAMINING THE TRAJECTORY OF COGNITIVE DECLINE IN THE HOME CARE AND LONG TERM CARE (LTC) POPULATION IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - SARAH SPRUIN, Methodologist I, ICES UOttawa

77 DESCRIBING ‘SUCCESS CASES’ OF AN OUTPATIENT CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICE: A REALIST ANALYTIC APPROACH TO AN INTERVENTION DESIGNED TO ADDRESS A COMPLEX ISSUE

Presented by: - TARA STEWART, Health Services Researcher, George and Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation

78 DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOME CARE CATEGORIZATION TOOL (HCCT) FOR LONG-STAY PATIENTSPresented by: - HEEBAH SULTAN, Health Data Analyst, Health Shared Services Ontario

79 SCHEDULED DAY SURGERY FOR TYPE II SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURES IN A PAEDIATRIC TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL: A COST-MINIMIZATION ANALYSIS

Presented by: - HEEBAH SULTAN, PhD Student, Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto

80 IMPROVING CLIENTS’ SELF-CARE AND THEIR INFORMAL CAREGIVER’S CARE-GIVING EXPERIENCES TO PROMOTE HOME CARE SAFETY

Presented by: - WINNIE SUN, Assistant Professor, University of Ontario Institute of Technology

81 PARTICIPANTS’ PERSPECTIVES OF A WORK REHABILITATION PROGRAM INTEGRATED INTO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN PRIMARY HEALTHCARE

Presented by: - CHANTAL SYLVAIN, Professeure, Université de Sherbrooke

82 LEVEL OF NEED, DIVERTIBILITY, AND OUTCOMES OF NEWLY ADMITTED NURSING HOME RESIDENTSPresented by: - PETER TANUSEPUTRO, Investigator, Bruyère Research Institute & Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

83 WOMEN’S BEHAVIORS TOWARD MAMMOGRAM AND PAP TEST: OPPORTUNITIES TO INCREASE CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING PARTICIPATION RATES

Presented by: - SIMON TAVASOLI, Senior Research Associate, Cancer Care Ontario

84 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PREFERRED ROLE IN TREATMENT DECISION-MAKING AND E-HEALTH LITERACYPresented by: - VIDHI THAKKAR, Doctoral Candidate, University of Toronto IHPME

85 MODIFICATION OF A PRIORITY SETTING INSTRUMENT FOR CATARACT SURGERY: APPLICATION OF A MODIFIED DELPHI PROCESS IN A COMMUNITY SETTING

Presented by: - BRONWYN THOMPSON, Research Associate, Trillium Health Partners




86 CONSTRUCTING MENTAL ILLNESS: COMPARING PERSPECTIVES ON MENTAL HEALTH, ILLNESS, AND DEPRESSION BY MUSLIM LEADERS WITH THOSE FOUND IN CONSUMER HEALTH MATERIALS

Presented by: - SELMA TOBAH, Ph.D Student, University of Western Ontario

87 BUILDING BETTER LINKAGES BETWEEN PRIMARY CARE AND COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES FOR HEALTHY AGEING

Presented by: - RUTA VALAITIS, Associate Professor; Dorothy C. Hall Chair in Primary Health Care Nursing, McMaster UniversityWednesday, MAY 24,

2017

88 LEARNING FROM DIFFERENT WORLDS: INNOVATIVE MIXED-METHODS RESEARCH DESIGN FOR STUDYING DEMENTIA CARE INITIATIVES

Presented by: - ISABELLE VEDEL, Assistant Professor, McGill University

89 ENABLING PROBLEM-SOLVING CAPACITY THROUGH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: FINDINGS OF AN EMBEDDED MULTI-CASE STUDY APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ACROSS CANADA

Presented by: - SILVIA VILCHES, Assistant Professor / Extension Specialist, Auburn University

90 HEALTH NEED, ECONOMICS AND FUNDING OF PAEDIATRIC INSULIN PUMP THERAPY USE: A SCOPING STUDYPresented by: - SANJA VISEKRUNA, PhD candidate, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto

91 HOW DOES RELATIONAL CONTINUITY DIFFER IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CARE? A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF PERCEPTIONS OF USERS OF THE CATALAN NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM

Presented by: - SINA WAIBEL, Post-doctoral researcher, Centre for Health Services and Policy Research, University of British Columbia

92 PREDICTORS OF HAVING FIRST CHILD APPREHENDED AT BIRTH: A POPULATION-BASED LONGITUDINAL STUDYPresented by: - ELIZABETH WALL-WIELER, PhD Student, University of Manitoba

93 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF PRIMARY CARE ASSESSMENT TOOL-TIBETAN VERSIONPresented by: - WENHUA WANG, Postdoctoral fellow, Department of Family Medicine, McGill University

94 MEDICATIONS PRESCRIBED, STOPPED AND MODIFIED AT HOSPITAL DISCHARGE AND FILLED MEDICATIONS IN THE COMMUNITY: PREDICTORS OF FAILURE TO FOLLOW IN-HOSPITAL MEDICATION CHANGES 30-DAYS POST HOSPITAL DISCHARGE IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE CHRONIC CONDITIONS

Presented by: - DANIALA WEIR, PhD Candidate McGiIll University

95 WHAT PATIENTS VALUE ABOUT TEAM-BASED PRIMARY CAREPresented by: - MARTHA MACLEOD, Northern Health-UNBC Knowledge Mobilization Research Chair, University of Northern British Columbia

96 PRIMARY CARE AND HEALTH INEQUALITY: NATURAL EXPERIMENT COMPARING ENGLAND AND ONTARIOPresented by: - WALTER WODCHIS, Associate Professor, Institute of Health Policay Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto

97 DENTIFYING FRAILTY TO SUPPORT POLICY AND CARE USING ADMINISTRATIVE AND ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD DATA

Presented by: - SABRINA WONG, Professor, UBC

98 OUTCOME DIFFERENCES OF DELAYED MEDICAL EMERGENCY TEAM ACTIVATION FOR HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH SUDDEN CLINICAL DETERIORATION

Presented by: - GUOSONG WU, PhD candidate, University of CalgaryWednesday, MAY 24, 2017

99 THE ASSOCIATION OF PATIENT SAFETY CULTURE WITH HOSPITAL SAFETY PERFORMANCE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY

Presented by: - GUOSONG WU, PhD candidate, University of Calgary




100 A CONSISTENT APPROACH FOR MEASURING THE IMPACT OF COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICEPresented by: - NICOLE YADA, Quality Improvement Community Management Specialist, Health Quality Ontario

101 A MIXED METHODS EVALUATION OF AN OPT-IN PHYSICIAN ENROLMENT MODEL FOR PHYSICIAN-LINKED CORRESPONDENCE

Presented by: - MONICA YU, Senior Research Associate, Cancer Care Ontario

102 HOME CARE CLIENTS WITH A STROKE DIAGNOSIS IN ONTARIO HAVE INCREASED LIMITATIONS WITH COMMUNICATION AND ADLS

Presented by: - MICHAEL ZORATTI, PhD Student, McMaster UniversityThursday, MAY 25, 2017

103 A POPULATION-BASED ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS OPEN GASTRECTOMY FOR GASTRIC CANCER PATIENTS

Presented by: - YUNNI JEONG, Master’s Student, University of Toronto

104 MOMMY MONITOR: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE APP TO REDUCE THE ADVERSE MATERNAL HEALTH EXPERIENCES OF RACIALIZED WOMEN IN CANADA

Presented by: - MUNA ABDHULLA, Student, University of Toronto

THURSDAY, MAY 25, 20179:15AM - 10:15AM POSTER PRESENTERS

1 WHAT ARE THE PERCEIVED EFFECTS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ADVANCED ACCESS IN FAMILY MEDICINE UNITS IN QUEBEC?

Presented by: - SABINA ABOU MALHAM, Postdoctoral Researcher Universite de Sherbrooke

2 THE CHALLENGES OF IMPLEMENTING ADVANCED ACCESS IN FAMILY MEDICINE TEACHING UNITS IN QUEBEC. DO PROMISING STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME SUCH CHALLENGES EXIST?

Presented by: - SABINA ABOU MALHAM, Postdoctoral Researcher Universite de Sherbrooke

3 WHAT ARE THE NUTRITION PROMOTION PRACTICES OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS AND NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN REGARDS TO OBESITY IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS IN ONTARIO?

Presented by: - STEPHANIE ABOUEID, Graduate Student, University of Ottawa

4 PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS’ APPROACH TO DIETETIC REFERRALS FOR PATIENTS WITH OBESITY AND FACTORS AFFECTING PATIENT INITIATION OF MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY - A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Presented by: - STEPHANIE ABOUEID, Graduate Student, University of Ottawa

5 DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF LEVEL IV PORTABLE SLEEP MONITORS VERSUS POLYSOMNOGRAPHY FOR OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS

Presented by: - LUSINE ABRAHAMYAN, Clinical Epidemiologist, THETA Collaborative

6 STRATEGIES USED IN THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF PATIENT ENGAGEMENT IN RISK MANAGEMENTPresented by: - URSULLA AHO-GLELE, PhD candidate, University of Montreal

7 THE INTEGRATION OF GENDER SENSITIVITY IN HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Presented by: - MOHAMAD ALAMEDDINE, Associate Professor and Director, Mohammed bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciience

8 EXPLORING PROCESSES THAT LINK PATIENTS TO PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS: THE ALBERTA CONTEXTPresented by: - MARY MODAYIL, Scientist, Alberta Health Services




9 LEVERAGING REGIONAL FEEDBACK TO SUPPORT PROVINCIAL IMPROVEMENT EFFORTS IN THE ONTARIO CANCER SYSTEM

Presented by: - KAITLYNN ALMEIDA, Coordinator, Regional Programs and Performance Management, Cancer Care Ontario

10 EVIDENCE-BASED PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY-MAKING IN LATIN AMERICA: IS IT POSSIBLE?Presented by: - NATASHA ALTIN, Student, University of Toronto

12 “TREATING COPD PATIENTS IN A CLINICAL SETTING: EXAMINING THE POTENTIAL LINK BETWEEN A SPECIALIZED COPD TREATMENT CLINIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASURES”

Presented by: - HAILEY ARSENAULT, Masters Student, University of Prince Edward Island

13 FACTORS INFLUENCING ACCESS TO VISION HEALTH CARE: A SCOPING REVIEWPresented by: - AFUA ASARE, Graduate Student, University of TorontoThursday, MAY 25, 2017

14 FACTORS INFLUENCING ACCESS TO VISION HEALTH CARE AMONGST CHILDREN LIVING ON ABORIGINAL RESERVES IN ONTARIO: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Presented by: - AFUA ASARE, Graduate Student, University of Toronto

15 A GROUNDED THEORY STUDY TO DEVELOP AN INCENTIVE MODEL FOR QUALITY CARE OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN ONTARIO FAMILY HEALTH TEAMS – INITIAL FINDINGS FROM PHASE ONE

Presented by: - RACHELLE ASHCROFT, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto

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16 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN NURSING STAFF POLICIES REGARDING LEVELS OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE AND THE RISK OF NURSING SENSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR PATIENT IN ACUTE CARE HOSPITALS

Presented by: - LI-ANNE AUDET, Student, University of Sherbrooke

17 PRODUCING VALUE AND INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE PROCUREMENT: LEARNING FROM FOUR PILOT PROJECTS OF INNOVATION PROCUREMENT IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - RENATA AXLER, Research Associate, World Health Innovation Network, University of Windsor

18 PHYSICIAN COMMUNICATION VIA INTERNET-ENABLED TECHNOLOGY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWPresented by: - NEIL BARR, PhD Candidate, McMaster University

19 GUIDANCE FOR THE USE OF INTERNET-ENABLED TECHNOLOGY: HEALTH INFORMATION PROTECTION AND THE PHYSICIAN REGULATORY COLLEGES IN CANADA

Presented by: - NEIL BARR, PhD Candidate, McMaster University

20 TARGETED FEDERAL TRANSFERS FOR MENTAL HEALTH: PAST, PRESENT, FUTUREPresented by: - MARY BARTRAM, PhD Candidate, Carleton University School of Public Policy and Administration

21 INTERSECTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH & DIGITAL MEDIA IN YOUNG LIVESPresented by: - BRANDI BELL, Assistant Director - Young Lives Research Lab, University of Prince Edward Island

22 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNS FOR INNOVATION IN HEALTHCAREPresented by: - ONIL BHATTACHARYYA, Clinician Researcher, Women’s College Hospital

23 ARE WE ABREAST WITH THE TIMES? THE INFLUENCE OF NURING LEADERSHIP ON WORK ENVIRONMENTS AND HEALTHCARE QUALITY

Presented by: - SHEILA BOAMAH, Graduate Student, Western University

24 MODELLING THE IMPACT OF CHANGES IN REGISTERED NURSES’ EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS ON REGULATED NURSES’ WAGES AND LABOUR SUPPLY

Presented by: - LADY BOLONGAITA, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto

25 INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL COLLABORATION IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE (PHC) ORGANIZATIONS: POTENTIAL AND CHALLENGE IN NEW PHC MODELS

Presented by: - ROXANE BORGÈS DA SILVA, Professeure adjointe, Université de Montréal (Faculté des sciences infirmières)Thursday, MAY 25, 2017

26 IMPLEMENTING CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES IN HEALTHCARE: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKPresented by: - ERICA BRIDGE, PhD Student, University of Toronto

27 TEENAGE PREGNANCY AND LONG-TERM MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES AMONG CANADIAN ABORIGINAL WOMENPresented by: - HILARY BROWN, Dr. Hilary Brown, University of Toronto

28 PARTNERS ADVANCING TRANSITIONS IN HEALTHCARE (PATH) PROJECT EVALUATIONPresented by: - SUMAN BUDHWANI, PhD Candidate, Institute of Health Policy, Management & Evaluation, University of Toronto

29 USE OF MIXED METHODS IN RESEARCH ON CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, DIABETES, AND HYPERTENSION: A SCOPING REVIEW

Presented by: - DAVID CAMPBELL, Clinician-Fellow, University of Calgary

30 IMPROVING THE TRANSITION OF YOUTH WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES INTO ADULT CAREPresented by: - ROGER CHAFE, Associate Professor, Memorial University of Newfoundland




31 CHANGES IN EMPLOYER-SPONSORED HEALTH INSURANCE FOR CANADIAN RETIREES FROM 2005 TO 2014Presented by: - FIONA CHAN, Master Student, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research

32 INDEX OR ILLUSIONS: THE CASE OF FRAILTY INDICES IN THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDYPresented by: - YI-SHENG CHAO, Postdoctoral fellow, Centre de recheche du CHUM

33 A PATIENT-CENTRED DISCHARGE APPROACH FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDERPresented by: - CAMILLE CHARBONNEAU, Research Coordinator, Vesia [Alberta Bladder Centre]

34 AN EARLY FEASIBILITY STUDY OF MIDWIFERY SERVICES IN A SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONPresented by: - PAOLA CHARLAND, Research & Evaluation Consultant, Alberta Health Services

35 CASE MANAGEMENT FOR FREQUENT USERS OF HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SERVICES: A PARTICIPATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT WITH ORGANIZATIONS AND PATIENTS

Presented by: - MAUD-CHRISTINE CHOUINARD, Professor, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi

36 INNOVATIVE COALITION EMPOWERING CHANGE, IMPROVING OUTCOMES: A CASE STUDY ON USING INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION TO ADDRESS MALNUTRITION IN OLDER ADULTS ON VANCOUVER ISLAND

Presented by: - ERIN COATES, Medical Student, University of British Columbia, Island Medical Program

37 USE OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS AMONG SENIORS LIVING IN LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIESPresented by: - DIANA CRAIOVAN, Senior Analyst, CIHIThursday, MAY 25, 2017

38 UNDERSTANDING HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS’ PERSPECTIVES OF HEALTH BEHAVIOUR CHANGE IN A CHILDHOOD OBESITY PROGRAM: A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Presented by: - SHAWNA CRONIN, PhD Student, University of Toronto

39 A POPULATION-BASED STUDY OF CARE AT THE END OF LIFE AMONG PEOPLE WITH HIV IN ONTARIOPresented by: - CLAIRE KENDALL, Clinical Scientist, University of Ottawa c/o Bruyère Research Institute

40 TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO CARE: SUPPORTING RESEARCHER-ADMINISTRATOR COLLABORATIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY AND PATIENT CARE

Presented by: - SANDRA CROWELL, Program Leader, Nova Scotia Health Authority and IWK Health Centre

41 EXPLORING QUALITY INDICATORS FOR OLDER PERSONS’ TRANSITIONS IN CARE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND DELPHI PROCESS

Presented by: - ROWAN EL-BIALY, Research Program Manager, CLEAR Outcomes

42 THE VALUE OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTING FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH RARE GENETIC DISEASESPresented by: - ZAHEED DAMANI, PhD/MD Candidate, University of Calgary

43 IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE FOR SCHEDULED CLINICAL SERVICES: RESULTS FROM A POST-POLICY IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW OF THE WINNIPEG CENTRAL INTAKE SERVICE, A SINGLE-ENTRY MODEL OF REFERRAL FOR TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT

Presented by: - ZAHEED DAMANI, PhD/MD Candidate, University of Calgary

44 IMPLEMENTATION OF MANITOBA’S MENTAL HEALTH STRATEGIC PLAN: A CASE STUDY APPLICATION OF THE ADVOCACY COALITION FRAMEWORK

Presented by: - KAREN DE BLONDE, Graduate Student, University of Manitoba




45 ANALYSIS OF HEALTH CARE COSTS AMONG HIGH-COST PATIENTS USING FINITE MIXTURE MODELSPresented by: - CLAIRE DE OLIVEIRA, Scientist/Health Economist, CAMH

46 UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF ACCREDITATION ON QUALITY IN HEALTHCAREPresented by: - LAURA DESVEAUX, Postdoctoral Fellow, Women’s College Hospital

47 PHYSICIAN SERVICES IN CANADA: HOW DO PHYSICIANS CONTRIBUTE TO THE CARE OF CANADA’S ELDERLY POPULATION?

Presented by: - SHANNA DIMILLO, Data and Research Analyst, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada

48 VALIDATION OF A CASE DEFINITION FOR DEPRESSION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DATA USING A CHART REVIEW REFERENCE STANDARD

Presented by: - CHELSEA DOKTORCHIK, Research Assistant, University of Calgary, Department of Community Health Sciences

49 MESURE ET VALIDATION D’INDICATEURS DE PERFORMANCE DES SERVICES INFIRMIERS EN PREMIÈRE LIGNEPrésenté par : - ÉMILIE DUFOUR, Étudiante, Université de Montréal

50 ÉTUDE DE FIABILITÉ DE DONNÉES ADMINISTRATIVES ÉLECTRONIQUES EN SERVICES INFIRMIERSPrésenté par : - ÉMILIE DUFOUR, Étudiante, Université de MontréalThursday, MAY 25, 2017

51 WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES WITH HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY

Presented by: - GILLIAN, ELLIOTT, PhD Student, University of Toronto

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52 THE ROLE OF POLICY CONTEXTS IN THE EFFECT OF HOSPITAL COMPETITION ON PERFORMANCE: A SCOPING REVIEW WITH A CONFIGURATIVE LENS

Presented by: - NUSRAT FARHANA, Doctoral Student, Institute of Health Policy, Management, & Evaluation, UofT

53 EXPLORING “RAPID REPEAT PREGNANCY” IN ADOLESCENT MOTHERS LIVING IN OTTAWA, CANADAPresented by: - ELYSE FORTIER, MSc. Candidate, University of Ottawa

54 THE IMPACT OF ACUTE CARDIOVASCULAR EVENTS ON EMPLOYMENT AND INCOMEPresented by: - RANDY FRANSOO, Researcher, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy

55 MINDTHEHEART PROJECT - A GENDER SENSITIVE STEPPED-CARE MODEL FOR CARDIAC AND MENTAL COMORBIDITY IN MEN: FINDINGS FROM NEW BRUNSWICK

Presented by: - LISE GALLANT, Research Coordinator, Université de Moncton

56 OUT-OF-POCKET SPENDING FOR MENTAL HEALTH REASONS: MENTAL DISORDERS, MEDICATION USE, AND INSURANCE COVERAGE

Presented by: - ISABEL GARCES DAVILA, Student, University of New Brunswick

57 TRENDS IN STANDARDIZED MORTALITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA FROM 1993 TO 2012: A POPULATION-BASED, REPEATED CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY

Presented by: - EVGENIA (JENNY) GATOVE, Epidemiologist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences

58 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PLANS IN ONTARIO: A POST-SUBMISSION EVALUATION OF STAKEHOLDERSPresented by: - JORGE GINIENIEWICZ, Program Analyst, Health Quality Ontario

59 USING HOSPITAL READMISSION DATA TO IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVING HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

Presented by: - YANYAN GONG, Project Lead, Canadian Institute for Health Information

60 EXPLORING OPPORTUNITIES TO DELAY OR AVOID ADMISSION TO RESIDENTIAL CAREPrésenté par : - JACQUELINE GREGORY, Senior Analyst, Canadian Institute for Health Information

61 EVALUATION OF A MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATION FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MANAGEMENTPresented by: - JANESSA GRIFFITH, Trainee, Women’s College Hospital

62 COMPARISON OF SELF-REPORT VS. ADMINISTRATIVE DATA IN DEFINING MULTIMORBIDITYPresented by: - LAUREN GRIFFITH, Associate Professor, Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact, McMaster University

63 DISTRIBUTED VERSUS CENTRALIZED LEADERSHIP IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ONTARIO’S HEALTH LINKSPresented by: - JENNIFER GUTBERG, PhD Student, Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation, University of TorontoThursday, MAY 25,

2017

64 CANARIES IN THE COALMINE: QUALITY AND SAFETY IN CHILD AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTHCAREPresented by: - CHRISTINA HACKETT, PhD Candidate, McMaster

65 POLICIES AND PROGRAMME INNOVATIONS THAT CONNECT PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WITH SOCIAL SERVICES AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS IN CANADA: A COMPARATIVE POLICY ANALYSIS

Presented by: - EMILE DIONNE, Research Coordinator, IMPACT

66 PREVENTING RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A GENERAL POPULATION PILOT STUDY ON PERSPECTIVES OF THE RISK OF DEVELOPING THE DISEASE AND POTENTIAL PREVENTATIVE INTERVENTIONS

Presented by: - MARK HARRISON, Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia




67 FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS TO THE USE OF LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES IN ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICESPresented by: - STEPHANIE HASTINGS, Senior Consultant, Alberta Health Services

68 IS INCREASING PHYSICIAN SUPPLY THE KEY TO SOLVING ACCESS/PROVISION CHALLENGES IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA?

Presented by: - LINDSAY HEDDEN, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation

69 EXAMINATION OF THE BLAYLOCK RISK ASSESSMENT SCREENING SCORE (BRASS) IN PREDICTING 30-DAY READMISSION: AN ANALYSIS OF ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Presented by: - MARILYN HODGINS, Associate Professor, Faculty of Nursing, University of New Brunswick

70 USE OF ACUTE CARE SERVICES WITHIN 30-DAYS OF HOSPITAL DISCHARGE: AN ANALYSIS OF ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Presented by: - MARILYN HODGINS, Associate Professor, Faculty of Nursing, University of New Brunswick

71 SPENDING WISELY: HOME CARE ASSESSMENT COST IN ONTARIOPresented by: - SOPHIE HOGEVEEN, PhD Candidate, School of Public Health and Health Systems, University of Waterloo

72 A CRITICAL REFLECTION UPON CANCER DISPARITIES AMONG INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN CANADA: LOOKING BEYOND INDIVIDUAL RISK FACTORS

Presented by: - TARA HORRILL, PhD Student, University of Manitoba

73 AN EXAMINATION OF TEAM-BASED PRIMARY CARE AND SELF-REPORTED UNMET HEALTHCARE NEED IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC

Presented by: - JONGNAM HWANG, Assistant Professor, Daegu University

74 IS THE NORTH AT A HIGHER RISK! CHALLENGING A LONG HELD ASSUMPTION IN FIRST NATIONS HEALTH IN MANITOBA

Presented by: - NASER IBRAHIM, Research Associate, University of Manitoba / WANDA PHILIPS-BECK, Researcher, First Nations Health and Social

Secretariat of Manitoba

75 ACCELERATING SURGICAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONTARIOPresented by: - TRICIA BEATH, Quality Improvement Specialist, Health Quality Ontario

76 CLOSING THE GAP BETWEEN HEALTH PROMOTION/PREVENTION AND CLINICAL SERVICES IN PRIMARY CARE: LESSONS FROM A STRATEGIC COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT IN NB

Presented by: - JALILA JBILOU, Professor, Université de Moncton

77 PATIENT UTILIZATION OF GENERAL PRACTITIONER AND EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS BASED ON DISTANCE FROM OPHTHALMOLOGISTS’ OFFICES

Presented by: - WILLIAM, JEON, Master’s Student, University of TorontoThursday, MAY 25, 2017

78 THE LINK BETWEEN FORCED MIGRATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIAPresented by: - SOPHIA JESOW, Masters Student, Johnson Shoyama School of public Policy, at University of Regina

79 A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR PRACTICING PERSON-CENTRED CAREPresented by: - RACHEL JOLLEY, Research Associate, University of Calgary

80 ASSESSING THE REPRODUCIBILITY OF MEDICAL RECORD CODING IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT DATAPresented by: - RACHEL JOLLEY, Research Associate, University of Calgary




81 LONGITUDINAL CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE MINIMUM DATA SET HEALTH STATUS INDEX (MDS-HSI)Presented by: - AARON JONES, PhD Student, McMaster University

82 A VALIDATION STUDY OF THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SUBSECTION OF THE CANADIAN PATIENT EXPERIENCES SURVEY – INPATIENT CARE (CPES-IC) INSTRUMENT

Presented by: - KYLE KEMP, PhD Student, University of Calgary

83 THE GOVERNANCE OF RESEARCH INVOLVING THE SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF HEALTH DATA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CANADA AND SELECTED COUNTRIES

Presented by: - CYNTHIA KENDELL, Project Coordinator, Dalhousie University/Capital Health

84 STEPS TOWARD COMPARABLE REPORTING: USING EMR DATA FOR PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTPresented by: - TANYA KHAN, Project Lead, CIHI

85 DECOMPOSITION ANALYSIS OF INCOME INEQUALITIES IN CANCER SCREENING UPTAKE IN ONTARIO, CANADAPrésenté par : - ANUM IRFAN KHAN, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto

86 WHAT WORKS IN INTEGRATED CARE PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH COMPLEX NEEDS? A REALIST REVIEW

Presented by: - MARITT KIRST, Assistant Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University

87 IMPLEMENTING THE STRENGTHS MODEL OF CASE MANAGEMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: EARLY RESULTS OF A STUDY FROM 3 PROVINCES

Presented by: - ERIC A LATIMER, Professor, McGill UniversityThursday, MAY 25, 2017

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88 THE IMPORTANCE OF POPULATION HEALTH NEEDS AND CROSS-PROFESSION DIVISION OF LABOUR IN HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING: EXAMPLES FROM APPLICATIONS TO PEDIATRIC ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN NOVA SCOTIA

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89 WHAT PATIENTS WANT: UNDERSTANDING HOW PATIENTS VIEW DECISION MAKING ABOUT TREATMENTPresented by: - KELLY GRINDROD, Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo

90 HEALTH A SOCIAL GOAL: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON INTERSECTORAL INITIATIVESPresented by: - SHINJINI MONDAL, Student, McGill University

91 A GIS APPROACH TO DETERMINE HOSPITAL SERVICE AREAS FOR ONTARIO’S ACUTE HOSPITALSPresented by: - MIKE PACEY, Senior Health Analyst, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care

92 PRESCRIBED DRUG SPENDING IN CANADA, 2016: A FOCUS ON PUBLIC DRUG PROGRAMSPresented by: - JEFF PROULX, Program Lead, CIHI

93 THE IMPACT OF ACADEMIC DETAILING IN LONG-TERM CAREPresented by: - PATRICIA RAWN, Academic Detailer, Centre for Effective Practice

94 LESSONS LEARNED USING PATIENT AND CAREGIVER COMPLAINTS TO UNDERSTAND GAPS AND IMPROVE CARE IN ONTARIO

Presented by: - PATRICIA SULLIVAN-TAYLOR, Strategic Advisor, Health Quality Ontario

95 AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF LOW-INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND FOR TREATMENT OF TIBIAL FRACTURESPresented by: - JEAN-ERIC TARRIDE, Associate Professor, McMaster University

96 EXAMINING THE DELIVERY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, IN PRIMARY CARE AND PUBLIC HEALTH COLLABORATIONS, USING A POPULATION HEALTH FRAMEWORK

Presented by: - RUTA VALAITIS, Associate Professor; Dorothy C. Hall Chair in Primary Health Care Nursing, McMaster University

97 THE VALUE OF PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN VACCINE DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDYPresented by: - LUSINE ABRAHAMYAN, Clinical Epidemiologist, THETA Collaborative

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