Projet lauréat de l’appel à projets de recherche sur les innovations 2016-2017.
Responsables
- Irina Kudrina, Département de médecine de famille, Université McGill
- Dr Michael Dworkind, Centre de médecine familiale Herzl (Hôpital général juif)
RRAPPL principal d’attache : RRAPPL Université McGill
Résumé
This is a collaborative effort between the McGill Queen Elizabeth GMF-U, Herzl Family Practice Center and the Alan Edwards Pain Management Unit (Montreal General Hospital) with support of the McGill and Université de Montréal PBRNs (RRAPPL). Many young patients with chronic painful conditions benefit from coordination of multiple specialties. However, they may face a significant breach in care while transitioning from childhood to adult services. Family medicine practitioners as case managers help bridge this gap but often lack ways to communicate with multiple providers efficiently. This project aims to change primary care practice by implementing patient-oriented tools to improve interdisciplinary communication and collaboration via patient-partner and patient activation approaches.
Résultats
- Kudrina, I., Bartlett, G., Pagé, M.G. et al. Transitional Pain Care in Quebec: Did We Forget Our Youths? A Brief Research Report. Front Pain Res (Lausanne). 2022 May 27;3:885570.
- Kudrina, I. Long, S., Buregeya, J.M. et al. Recommendations from the TRAST project : TRAnsitional STructured chronic pain program for adolescents and young adults, affiche présentée à la Journée annuelle du Réseau-1 Québéc le 14 juin 2019
- Kudrina, I., Vedel, I., Adler, P. et al. Lost for primary care. The lessons from the TRAST project, affiche présentée au congrès NAPCRG 2018
