Abstract
Join us for an engaging networking session where we explore the innovative Primary Care Neighbourhood Network (PCNN) model being implemented in the Peel region of Ontario. This session is your chance to connect with diverse health leaders and stakeholders, share your expertise, and discuss the future of interprofessional collaboration in primary care and share any insights and lessons learned from other jurisdictions or partners.
Designed to increase access to primary care for vulnerable and marginalized populations, the PCNN brings together 0 partner organizations - ranging from community health centres to mental health associations - in a collaborative effort to attach 0,000 patients within the next year. Together, we'll dive into the innovative features of this model, including centralized intake, resource sharing, and a focus on population health.
We'll also use patient/client personas to explore how this innovative model can be adapted to other regions and how we can build trust and overcome skepticism in resource-sharing efforts across partners. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your network and exchange ideas with global peers on solutions to some of primary care's most pressing challenges.
Who should attend: Health leaders, primary care providers, allied health professionals, patients and caregivers, policy makers, researchers, public health experts, IT specialists, and community advocates.