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The aim is to explore how an interprofessional collaborative table evolved to support primary care training and education in Canada.

April 3, 2026Journal of Interprofessional Care

Evolving primary care training and practice through an interprofessional collaborative table: a retrospective case study

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ZLZeenat Ladak DHDeena M. HamzaUniversity of Alberta JFJennifer E. FawcettThunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

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This retrospective case study examines interprofessional collaboration to improve primary care training in Canada, highlighting its implications for team-based care.

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The aim is to explore how an interprofessional collaborative table evolved to support primary care training and education in Canada.
Conducted a retrospective case study using developmental evaluation and design thinking approaches.
Involved 80 project members from diverse healthcare backgrounds across 29 projects.
Analyzed transcripts from seven IPCT meetings using deductive content analysis to create empathy maps and task summaries.
The collaborative table was effective in fostering an environment for healthcare providers to learn from one another.
A collective journey map illustrated the IPCT's success in creating shared learning experiences.
The initiative promoted ongoing collaboration among diverse healthcare providers beyond the project timeline.

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Ladak et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5ea85a333a821460d23f https://doi.org/10.1080/13561820.2026.2652506

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This retrospective case study examines interprofessional collaboration to improve primary care training in Canada, highlighting its implications for team-based care.

Evolving primary care training and practice through an interprofessional collaborative table: a retrospective case study

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Evolving primary care training and practice through an interprofessional collaborative table: a retrospective case study

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