Primary Care in a Pandemic

Primary Care in a Pandemic

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Primary Care in a Pandemic episodes

  • S2 E3 - Virtually connecting and engaging patients in a pandemic
    In this episode, we talk about connecting to patients virtually and ideas to support new or improved ways of strengthening connection. We discuss tips to support communication with patients as practices respond to the changing context of the pandemic, and the potential value of virtual group visits- both in terms of having multiple providers participate in a virtual appointment and multiple patients in a virtual group visit.
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    14 min
  • S2 E2 - Teams and Team Building in a Pandemic
    In this episode, we reflect on changes to the way we work and the importance of continuing efforts to support teambuilding and the development of a shared culture in primary care practices. We talk about teamlets and rethinking space and place, tools to support the important work of team-building, in person and virtually, and how to make the space for social connection in out increasingly virtual workspaces. More information about Team Mapping and all the resources you need to get started can be found here:
    https://isu.familymed.ubc.ca/resources-2/team-mapping-facilitating/
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    10 min
  • S2 E1 - How to do primary care's version of public health in a pandemic?
    In this episode, talk about how ways to bring some public health into our practices, working with nurses (if we are lucky enough to have a RN working with us in practice) and think about how to reduce the stress of our patients at this time with a quick mental health check in.
    Some of the resources are available at our site:
    http://isu.familymed.ubc.ca
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    12 min
  • S1 E7 - Being Resilient in a Pandemic
    Episode 7 - Being Resilient in a Pandemic
    We talk about how to be resilient and effective, take care of ourselves, and ask a friend for help. We get a chance to hear from Drs. Tandi Wilkinson and Rita McCracken.
    Taking Care of Each Other During COVID-19 – Peer Support for Physicians:
    https://thischangedmypractice.com/peer-support-for-physicians-during-covid-19/
    more information on Failure Friend Conversations:
    https://intensivecarenetwork.com/voices-in-my-head/
    Tandi has a workshop that has been in person but is likely shifting to a virtual evening series. Anyone interested in further information can contact Tandi at [email protected]
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    12 min
  • S1 E6 - Telehealth in the Inner City

    Published on June 22, 2020.

     

    Links to Products discussed (not affiliate links):

    11" iPad Pro - base model, no additional software installation needed=

    CTA Locking Tablet Stand - link to Amazon. Chose this one for it's locking and flexibility with positioning as well as it is aluminum so easier to clean.

    USB-C Hub - link to Amazon. We used a similar hub to this as it has loop in it to thread the cable lock through. It has many ports, however, all we wanted was the ethernet port and the power pass through, so a smaller hub could be used (or if using WiFi, no hub would be needed).

    Doxy.me Telehealth Software (can run from a browser on the phone or tablet)

     


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    12 min
  • S1 E4 - Being a Preceptor in a Pandemic

    Tips for Supervising Family Medicine Learners Providing Virtual Care (CFPC):

    https://portal.cfpc.ca/resourcesdocs/en/Supervision-of-FM-Learners-for-Virtual-Visits-final.pdf

    Field Note Guide from the CFPC: https://portal.cfpc.ca/ResourcesDocs/uploadedFiles/Education/For_Teacher/Emerging-Writing-ENG-v4.pdf


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    13 min
  • S1 E3 - Supporting Relationship Centred Care with Telehealth
    Sarah and Morgan explore how we can take this need to do more Telehealth as an opportunity to be more relationship centred. Thank yous to Dr. John Pawlovich and Dr. Alex Singer for their time, audio, and wisdom that contributed to this episode Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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    16 min

About Primary Care in a Pandemic

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Primary Care in a Pandemic looks at the changes in primary care in British Columbia during the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk about ways primary care clinics adapted during the crisis. Each episode tackles a different topic from how to stay connected as a team to how to approach advanced care planning with patients. We try to keep things real and practical so you can apply these ideas in your practices.