COVID-19 - an opportunity to improve access to primary care through organizational innovations? A qualitative multiple case study in Quebec and Nova Scotia (Canada)

• Main Authors: Mylaine Breton (Author), Emily Gard Marshall (Author), Véronique Deslauriers (Author), Mélanie Ann Smithman (Author), Lauren R. Moritz (Author), Richard Buote (Author), Bobbi Morrison (Author), Erin K. Christian (Author), Madeleine McKay (Author), Katherine Stringer (Author), Claire Godard-Sebillotte (Author), Nadia Sourial (Author), Maude Laberge (Author), Adrian MacKenzie (Author), Jennifer E. Isenor (Author), Arnaud Duhoux (Author), Rachelle Ashcroft (Author), Maria Mathews (Author), Benoit Cossette (Author), Catherine Hudon (Author), Beth McDougall (Author), Line Guénette (Author), Rhonda Kirkwood (Author), Michael E. Green (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: BMC, 2022-06-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Abstract Background COVID-19 catalyzed a rapid and substantial reorganization of primary care, accelerating the spread of existing strategies and fostering a proliferation of innovations. Access to primary care is an essential component of a healthcare system, particularly during a pandemic. We desc...