M. Ruth Lavergne

Dec 2, 2024 | journals.plos.org | Caroline King |M. Ruth Lavergne |Kimberlyn McGrail |Erin C. Strumpf

Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewedResearch Article Citation: King C, Lavergne MR, McGrail K, Strumpf EC, on behalf of the Quebec-British Columbia Patient Enrolment Project Team (2024) Reporting a regular medical doctor index: A new measure of patient-physician affiliation for health administrative data. PLoS ONE 19(12): e0314381.

Aug 15, 2023 | cfp.ca | M. Ruth Lavergne |David Rudoler |Sandra Peterson |David Stock

Comprehensiveness is 1 of 4 key attributes of primary care.1 Comprehensiveness of primary care services has been associated with system efficiency and patient-reported high quality of care.2-7 That comprehensiveness is declining is a perennial concern,8-15 with accompanying speculation about the factors driving declines. At the same time, the role of family physicians within health systems continues to evolve16,17 in ways that may shape comprehensiveness.

Mar 27, 2023 | annfammed.org | M. Ruth Lavergne |David Rudoler |Sandra Peterson |David Stock

Research ArticleResearch Briefs Declining Comprehensiveness of Services Delivered by Canadian Family Physicians Is Not Driven by Early-Career Physicians M. Ruth Lavergne, David Rudoler, Sandra Peterson, David Stock, Carole Taylor, Andrew S. Wilton, Sabrina T. Wong, Ian Scott, Kimberlyn M. McGrail, Rita McCracken, Emily G. Marshall, Adrian MacKenzie, Alan Katz, Margaret Jamieson, Lindsay Hedden, Agnes Grudniewicz, Laurie J. Goldsmith, Richard H.