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Homecare should incorporate a palliative approach to enhance the quality of life of the elderly or chronically ill, and avoid emergency room visits or hospitalization. However, access to such an approach is rare. In Quebec, a local community service center (CLSC) has developed an innovative model incorporating this approach. With a view to promoting this model to better serve the population, the health professionals involved in this program realized that this model needed to be studied to demonstrate its effects, so that it could be integrated into other CLSCs. But it's difficult to evaluate a model without a clear understanding of its unique characteristics. So a mixed-methods study was designed in collaboration between clinicians and researchers to describe this innovative DAS model - its structure, processes and effects. This project has both a qualitative and a quantitative component, the results of which will be integrated. It also led to the production of a systematized narrative review on the subject. In the form of a dialogue between members of our team, we will present the unique genesis of this project, our experiences in carrying out its various components, as well as preliminary results and future prospects. Our event will allow you to witness this research process rooted in a concrete need that emerged from the clinical environment, as well as our experiences working together.

Cette conférence présentera les résultats d’une étude de faisabilité quant au développement et à l’implantation d’un indice de mesure de la charge de travail en ligne des infirmières praticiennes, l’ICT-IP. La collecte de données s’est déroulée de janvier à juillet 2024 dans trois régions du Québec et inclut des IPSPL, des gestionnaires et des patients. 

This activity aims to present the fundamentals of the professional co-development group, along with the steps and various concrete strategies to support its implementation.

This activity aims to present the foundations of the integrated knowledge application approach, which underpins Prof. Poitras' team’s vision for knowledge transfer.

The webinar explains the process of selecting a theory and demonstrates the approach for integrating a theory into the various phases of the research process, from conceptualization to the interpretation of results.

In this webinar, the structure of nursing residency programs are presented, key recommendations for ensuring their sustainability are discussed, and Quebec experiences are shared to highlight the main challenges related to their implementation.