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Jun 6, 2024 | longwoods.com | Kerry Kuluski |Katie N Dainty |Kelly Smith

FeaturedCurrent IssuePast IssuesSpecial IssuesMastheadFor Authors Healthcare Quarterly 27(1) April 2024 : 51-55.doi:10.12927/hcq.2024.27322 Co-designing Care With Patients Kerry Kuluski, Katie Dainty and Kelly M. Smith We reflect on the paper from Hahn-Goldberg et al. (2024) who shared key learnings from a pan-Canadian quality improvement (QI) and patient engagement care transition initiative called Bridge-to-Home.

Jun 7, 2023 | journals.plos.org | Victoria Davis |Katie N Dainty |Irfan Dhalla |Kathleen Sheehan

6. More assistance, more contact numbers: Thoughts on how data can improve care and foster social change. Overall, participants believed that social needs information could be used by the hospital to help improve their care and assist them with accessing support, whereas they identified that sociodemographic information could inform research about health and society and foster societal changes. Directly improve care.