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3. Implementation analysis of a case management intervention for people with complex care needs in primary care: a multiple case study across Canada

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Hudon, Catherine, Bisson, Mathieu, Chouinard, Maud-Christine, Delahunty-Pike, Alannah, Lambert, Mireille, Howse, Dana, Schwarz, Charlotte, Dumont-Samson, Olivier, Aubrey-Bassler, Kris, Burge, Fred, Doucet, Shelley, Ramsden, Vivian R., Luke, Alison, Macdonald, Marilyn, Gaudreau, André, Porter, Judy, Rubenstein, Donna, Scott, Cathy, Warren, Mike, and Wilhelm, Linda

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2023
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10. Recent innovations in long-term care coverage and financing: a rapid scoping review

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Macdonald, Marilyn, primary, Weeks, Lori E, additional, Langman, Erin, additional, Roach, Sheri, additional, MacNeil, Morgan X, additional, Caruso, Julie, additional, Tricco, Andrea C, additional, Pham, Ba', additional, Straus, Sharon E, additional, Mishra, Sujata, additional, Isaranuwatchai, Wanrudee, additional, Cormack, Gordon V, additional, Grossman, Maura R, additional, Yakubovich, Alexa R, additional, Mojbafan, Arezoo, additional, Ignaczak, Melissa, additional, Leid, Caron, additional, Watt, Jennifer, additional, Stevens, Susan, additional, Khan, Tayaba, additional, Curran, Janet A, additional, Moody, Elaine, additional, and Rodrigues, Ricardo, additional

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2024
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13. Evaluation of the Strengthening a Palliative Approach in Long Term Care (SPA-LTC) programme: a protocol of a cluster randomised control trial

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Kaasalainen, Sharon, primary, Wickson-Griffiths, Abigail, additional, Hunter, Paulette, additional, Thompson, Genevieve, additional, Kruizinga, Julia, additional, McCleary, Lynn, additional, Sussman, Tamara, additional, Venturato, Lorraine, additional, Shaw, Sally, additional, Boamah, Sheila A, additional, Bourgeois-Guérin, Valérie, additional, Hadjistavropoulos, Thomas, additional, Macdonald, Marilyn, additional, Martin-Misener, Ruth, additional, McClement, Susan, additional, Parker, Deborah, additional, Penner, Jamie, additional, Ploeg, Jenny, additional, Sinclair, Shane, additional, and Fisher, Kathryn, additional

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2023
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14. Stakeholders’ perceptions of a nurse-led telehealth case management intervention in primary care for patients with complex care needs: a qualitative descriptive study

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Delahunty-Pike, Alannah, primary, Lambert, Mireille, additional, Schwarz, Charlotte, additional, Howse, Dana, additional, Bisson, Mathieu, additional, Aubrey-Bassler, Kris, additional, Burge, Fred, additional, Chouinard, Maud-Christine, additional, Doucet, Shelley, additional, Luke, Alison, additional, Macdonald, Marilyn, additional, Zed, Joanna, additional, Taylor, Jennifer, additional, and Hudon, Catherine, additional

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2023
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17. A Review of Intimate Partner Violence Interventions Relevant to Women During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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Weeks, Lori E., Stilwell, Christie, Rothfus, Melissa, Weeks, Alyssa J., Macdonald, Marilyn, Jackson, Lois A., Dupuis-Blanchard, Suzanne, Carson, Andrea, Moody, Elaine, Helpard, Heather, and Daclan, Anika

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MEDICAL databases, CINAHL database, MEDICAL information storage & retrieval systems, SYSTEMATIC reviews, QUANTITATIVE research, MENTAL health, INTIMATE partner violence, QUALITATIVE research, PSYCHOLOGY of women, RESEARCH funding, TECHNOLOGY, MEDLINE, SOCIAL distancing, COVID-19 pandemic, HEALTH promotion, PSYCHOLOGICAL stress
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Women have experienced increased rates of intimate partner violence (IPV) since the onset of the COVID-19 global pandemic, and at the same time requirements for physical distancing and/or remote delivery of services have created challenges in accessing services. We synthesized research evidence from 4 systematic reviews and 20 individual studies to address how IPV interventions can be adapted within the context of the pandemic. As many interventions have been delivered via various technologies, access to technology is of particular importance during the pandemic. Our results can inform the provision of services during the remainder of the COVID-19 pandemic including how to support women who have little access to in-person services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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18. Person-Centered Home Care: Exploring Worker-Client Relationships Using an Intersectional and Critical Disability Framework.

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Spring, Lauren, Funk, Laura, Kuryk, Kaitlyn, Warner, Grace, Macdonald, Marilyn, Burke, Rosanne, and Keefe, Janice M.

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More research is needed into how "person-centered care" (PCC) manifests in home care (HC) worker-client relationships. Qualitative data were collected at three time points from twelve HC workers and others to better understand how approaches to care shape the pathways of older adult HC clients with chronic conditions in two Canadian health jurisdictions. This paper uses critical disability and intersectionality frameworks to highlight ways in which PCC enables social and instrumental benefits for workers' and clients. It also exposes difficulties in being flexible and developing interpersonal relationships because of HC policies. Workers also acknowledged risks when trying to prioritize client preferences, sometimes drawing distinctions between reasonable and unreasonable demands. Implications for enhanced training and support for workers around navigating flexibility and boundaries and using a relational approach to PCC are discussed, as are implications for policy-making that protect all parties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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25. Participatory Evaluation of a Direct Payment Program for Equity in Dementia Care in Nova Scotia, Canada: A Study Protocol.

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Reid-Musson, Emily, Aubrecht, Katie, Kelly, Christine, Embrett, Mark G., Hallstrom, Lars K., Hamilton-Hinch, Barbara, Johnson, Shanthi, Knocton, Shala, Lawrence, Logan, MacDonald, Marilyn, Mah, Jasmine, Marier, Patrik, Moody, Elaine, and Sim, Meaghan

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HOME care services, RESEARCH protocols, DEMENTIA, BRAIN injuries, HEALTH equity, HOUSE buying
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Nova Scotia's Supportive Care Program (SCP) is an individualized funding program that provides funds for people living with dementia (PLWD) or acquired brain injuries to purchase basic home care services such as personal care, respite, cleaning and cooking. The SCP has the potential to address the Quintuple Aim of enhancing care experience, improving population health, reducing costs, improving provider experience and improving health equity, yet qualitative evidence is lacking. The aim of this study is to use participatory program evaluation methods to evaluate the SCP and consider how effective it is in addressing the Quintuple Aim. The study objectives and corresponding methods are to (1) Co-develop a SCP logic model to guide the evaluation through consultations with a diverse group of stakeholders including PLWD, caregivers, care providers, researchers, government representatives, and nongovernment organizations, with attention to gender; (2) Evaluate the SCP based on the outcomes and outputs identified in the logic model using focus groups with PLWD, caregivers and home care providers, and interviews with PLWD and their caregivers; and (3) Mobilize knowledge about the ways the SCP addresses the Quintuple Aim through integrated knowledge translation activities with public, policy and research audiences. By focusing on clinically and socially vulnerable populations of PLWD and caregivers, the proposed evaluation of the SCP offers a valuable case in assessing the effectiveness of individually-funded home care in addressing the Quintuple Aim including health equity within the context of dementia care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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32. Mentorship as a strategy for promoting recruitment, professional integration, retention, and career advancement of Black nursing students and practicing nurses: A scoping review

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Rosenow-Redhead, Nicole, Iduye, Damilola, Chelsa States, Garmai Flomo, McKibbon, Shelley, Macdonald, Marilyn, Daclan, Anika, and Bukola Salami

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Medicine and Health Sciences, Nursing, FOS: Health sciences, Black nurses, Black nursing students, mentorship, recruitment, retention, career advancement, Education
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Introduction: Concerns about the healthcare system’s capacity to meet the healthcare needs of the population it serves have resulted in increased attention to the recruitment and retention of nursing students from underrepresented and marginalized populations, such as Black nursing students and practising nurses. However, Black nurses often experience discrimination from peers and faculty in the classroom and, as a result, have adverse academic outcomes, including disengagement from educational experience and lack of belongingness in the nursing program. This experience of marginalization is also prevalent in the post-graduation experiences of Black nurses and often results in professional dissatisfaction and inequitable career advancement. Mentorship has been identified as a key strategy for improving the professional experience of students and practising nurses from underrepresented populations, but little is known about the mentorship processes, strategies, and outcomes in Black populations. Objectives: The purpose of this scoping review is to map existing evidence on mentorship strategies for promoting the recruitment, professional integration, retention, and career advancement of Black nursing students and practising nurses. Methods: JBI methodology for scoping reviews, which includes a three-step search strategy, will be employed. First, keywords will be identified from relevant articles in CINAHL. Second, another search using the identified keywords and index terms across select databases will be conducted. Third, the reference lists of all identified articles will be screened for additional papers. Titles and abstracts will be screened by two independent reviewers and then followed by the full-text review of included articles against the inclusion criteria by two independent reviewers. Data will be extracted from included articles, and the findings will be presented in tables, figures, and narratively as appropriate. Inclusion criteria: This scoping review will consider studies focused on nursing students and practising nurses who identify as Black, Afro-Caribbean, Black immigrants, or of African descent. Participants may be diploma students, undergraduate nursing students, graduate students, or practising nurses in different domains of practice and settings. The concept of interest is mentorship programs for nurses of African descent. Any studies, irrespective of study designs, will be considered. It is anticipated that the findings of this scoping review will inform future primary research and the development of mentorship guidelines for this population.

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2023
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33. Additional file 1 of Implementation analysis of a case management intervention for people with complex care needs in primary care: a multiple case study across Canada

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Hudon, Catherine, Bisson, Mathieu, Chouinard, Maud-Christine, Delahunty-Pike, Alannah, Lambert, Mireille, Howse, Dana, Schwarz, Charlotte, Dumont-Samson, Olivier, Aubrey-Bassler, Kris, Burge, Fred, Doucet, Shelley, Ramsden, Vivian R., Luke, Alison, Macdonald, Marilyn, Gaudreau, André, Porter, Judy, Rubenstein, Donna, Scott, Cathy, Warren, Mike, and Wilhelm, Linda

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Additional file 1.

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2023
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35. Initiatives to improve coverage, quality, financial protection, and financial sustainability in long-term care: A rapid scoping review protocol

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Macdonald, Marilyn, Curran, Janet, Weeks, Lori, Moody, Elaine, Yakubovich, Alexa, Langman, Erin, Isaranuwatchai, Wanrudee, straus, sharon, Tricco, Andrea, mojbafan, arezoo, Loong, Desmond, Watt, Jennifer, caruso, julie, stevens, susan, Cormack, Gordon, Pham, Ba', Leid, Caron, Khan, Tayaba, Grossman, Maura, Gallant, Allyson, and Ignaczak, Melissa

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This is the preregistration of the protocol for a scoping review on Initiatives to improve coverage, quality, financial protection, and financial sustainability in long-term care.

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2022
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36. Patient and researcher experiences of patient engagement in primary care health care research: A participatory qualitative study

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Béland, Sophie, primary, Lambert, Mireille, additional, Delahunty‐Pike, Alannah, additional, Howse, Dana, additional, Schwarz, Charlotte, additional, Chouinard, Maud‐Christine, additional, Aubrey‐Bassler, Kris, additional, Burge, Fred, additional, Doucet, Shelley, additional, Danish, Alya, additional, Dumont‐Samson, Olivier, additional, Bisson, Mathieu, additional, Luke, Alison, additional, Macdonald, Marilyn, additional, Gaudreau, André, additional, Porter, Judy, additional, Rubenstein, Donna, additional, Sabourin, Véronique, additional, Scott, Cathy, additional, Warren, Mike, additional, Wilhelm, Linda, additional, and Hudon, Catherine, additional

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2022
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38. Mapping a Research Agenda for Home Care Safety: Perspectives from Researchers, Providers, and Decision Makers

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Macdonald, Marilyn, Lang, Ariella, and MacDonald, Jo-Anne

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The purpose of this qualitative interpretive design was to explore the perspectives of researchers, health care providers, policy makers, and decision makers on key risks, concerns, and emerging issues related to home care safety that would inform a line of research inquiry. Defining safety specifically in this home care context has yet to be described; consequently, gaining insight from various stakeholders about safety issues relevant to the home care sector is necessary in order to inform strategic directions for future research. To begin to map a research agenda, a three-part environmental scan was conducted: (a) a pilot study with home care recipients and providers; (b) key informant interviews with researchers, health care providers, policy makers, and decision makers; and (c) a review of literature in three topic areas. Only the results of the key informant interviews are reported here.

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2011
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39. Experiences of residents of long-term-care homes with the use of socially assistive technologies and the effectiveness of these technologies: a mixed methods systematic review protocol

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Macdonald, Marilyn, primary, Weeks, Lori, additional, Moody, Elaine, additional, Martin-Misener, Ruth, additional, Iduye, Damilola, additional, States, Chelsa, additional, Ignaczak, Melissa, additional, Delahunty-Pike, Alannah, additional, Caruso, Julie, additional, Simm, Janet, additional, and Rothfus, Melissa, additional

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2022
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41. Planning, operationalizing, and evaluating patient partners’ engagement in primary care research: a logic model

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Bisson, Mathieu, primary, Hudon, Catherine, additional, Burge, Fred, additional, Lambert, Mireille, additional, Doucet, Shelley, additional, Howse, Dana, additional, Dumont-Samson, Olivier, additional, Aubrey-Bassler, Frederick Kris, additional, Chouinard, Maud-Christine, additional, Porter, Judy, additional, Ramsden, Vivian, additional, Gaudreau, Andre, additional, Schwarz, Charlotte, additional, Rubenstein, Donna, additional, Scott, Cathy, additional, WILHELM, LINDA, additional, Macdonald, Marilyn, additional, and Delahunty-Pike, Alannah, additional

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2022
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42. Implementation analysis of case management interventions for frequent users of healthcare services: A multiple-case study

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Bisson, Mathieu, primary, Hudon, Catherine, additional, Lambert, Mireille, additional, Delahunty-Pike, Alannah, additional, Howse, Dana, additional, Aubrey-Bassler, Frederick Kris, additional, Chouinard, Maud-Christine, additional, Doucet, Shelley, additional, Schwarz, Charlotte, additional, Dumont-Samson, Olivier, additional, and Macdonald, Marilyn, additional

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2022
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45. Randomized Controlled Trial of Osmotic-Release Methylphenidate With Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in Adolescents With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Substance Use Disorders

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Riggs, Paula D., Winhusen, Theresa, Davies, Robert D., Leimberger, Jeffrey D., Mikulich-Gilbertson, Susan, Klein, Constance, Macdonald, Marilyn, Lohman, Michelle, Bailey, Genie L., Haynes, Louise, Jaffee, William B., Haminton, Nancy, Hodgkins, Candace, Whitmore, Elizabeth, Trello-Rishel, Kathlene, Tamm, Leanne, Acosta, Michelle C., Royer-Malvestuto, Charlotte, Subramaniam, Geetha, Fishman, Marc, Holmes, Beverly W., Kaye, Mary Elyse, Vargo, Mark A., Woody, George E., Nunes, Edward V., and Liu, David

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2011
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47. Public health implications of SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern: a rapid scoping review

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Somerville, Mari, primary, Curran, Janet A, additional, Dol, Justine, additional, Boulos, Leah, additional, Saxinger, Lynora, additional, Doroshenko, Alexander, additional, Hastings, Stephanie, additional, Reynolds, Bearach, additional, Gallant, Allyson J, additional, Shin, Hwayeon Danielle, additional, Wong, Helen, additional, Crowther, Daniel, additional, Macdonald, Marilyn, additional, Martin-Misener, Ruth, additional, Comeau, Jeannette, additional, McCulloch, Holly, additional, and Tricco, Andrea C, additional

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2021
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