Réseau-1 Québec is pleased to present this series of reflections on primary care during the pandemic. Thank you to the authors who shared their reflections with us.

« The essays in this collection eloquently expose the shadowy realms of media reporting and policy making that persist and impede the implementation of a comprehensive response to the pandemic and to its collateral effects on our society. The essays reflect the diversity of views and the depth of reflection within our community of committed actors. » – Dr Antoine Boivin, Family physician and Canada Research Chair in Patient and Public Partnership

The original French versions are available here >>

All of the essays are also available in this PDF booklet>>

• Infodemic and pandemic: scientific evidence in a time of uncertainty by Jean-Frédéric Levesque (18 janvier 2021)
• Confinement chronicle by Karina Prévost (December 3^rd, 2020)
• Picking one’s battles: COVID-19 and I by Martin Fortin (November 3^rd, 2020)
• COVID-19: Lessons and directions for the future of our healthcare system by Howard Bergman (October 5 ^th, 2020)
• COVID-19, telemedicine, and humanistic medicine: Back to the future? by Marie-Dominique Beaulieu (September 24^th, 2020)
• Leadership in the context of a pandemic: What are the lessons for front-line care and services? by Jean-Louis Denis, Nancy Côté and Catherine Régis (September 2^nd, 2020)
• Supporting the next generation of researchers and rethinking tomorrow’s research in the context of research “covidification” by the Young Leaders Committee in Patient-Oriented Research (POR) (May 25th, 2020)
• Home care: More funding needed, but especially under a new model by Réjean Hébert (May 19^th, 2020)  
• The health of primary care after the pandemic by Jean Rochon (May 11^th, 2020)
• COVID-19—A pivotal moment in community care by Antoine Boivin, Manuel Penafiel​, Ghislaine Rouly, Valérie Lahaie, Marie-Pierre Codsi​, Mathieu Isabel and Brian White-Guay (May 5^th, 2020)
• Primary care, a public priority even in a time of crisis by Yves Couturier and Catherine Hudon (April 27^th, 2020)
• Reflections of a patient-partner on her experience in this time of pandemic by Marie-Dominique Poirier (March 26^th, 2020)