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Journey to Health Transformation: Partnership to advance needs-based, person-centered primary and acute care services

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Partnerships improve health equity and patient journeys in Nova Scotia, indicating a shift to collaborative approaches.

Enhanced patient journeys have led to a 50% reduction in transfer time from the ED to inpatient units, improving overall care delivery.
In the last year, 8,000 patients were assigned to primary care providers, resulting in an 8% increase in appointment access for Nova Scotians.
Collaborative approaches leveraged community partnerships and innovative technology, driving a comprehensive transformation of health services.
The initiative promotes health equity and emphasizes the importance of quality data and feedback from communities for system improvements.

Macdonald et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Partnerships improve health equity and patient journeys in Nova Scotia, indicating a shift to collaborative approaches.

Enhanced patient journeys have led to a 50% reduction in transfer time from the ED to inpatient units, improving overall care delivery.
In the last year, 8,000 patients were assigned to primary care providers, resulting in an 8% increase in appointment access for Nova Scotians.
Collaborative approaches leveraged community partnerships and innovative technology, driving a comprehensive transformation of health services.
The initiative promotes health equity and emphasizes the importance of quality data and feedback from communities for system improvements.

Macdonald et al. (2025) studied this question.

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