Facilitating quality improvement in primary healthcare using performance feedback and action planning

Vachon, Brigitte; Camirand, Michel; Rodrigue, Jean-Paul; Quesnel, Louise; Grimshaw, Jeremy

doi:10.1186/1472-6963-14-s2-p132

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“…This should be considered as an important obstacle toward improvement of the program since the policy makers may hardly get access to the voice of the people. [ 8 9 ] Furthermore, most of the people did not know what to do when their family physicians are absent and how to find an alternative one. This leads to ignore or delay to visit by the family physician and gradually results in mistrust to and outgoing from the program.…”

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Knowledge and practice of people toward their rights in urban family physician program: A population-based study in Shiraz, Southern Iran

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Background:Urban family physician program has been launched as a pilot in Fars and Mazandaran provinces of Iran since 2012. Attitudes of policy makers and people toward urban family physician program have become challenging. This study shows what people know and practice toward this program.Methods:This cross-sectional population-based study was conducted by a multistage randomized sampling in Shiraz, Southern Iran. Knowledge and practice of adults toward urban family physician program were queried through filing the questionnaires. Single and multiple variable analyzes of data were performed.Results:Participation rate was 1257 of 1382 (90.9%), and the mean age of the respondents was 38.1 ± 13.2 years. Of 1257, 634 (50.4%) were men and 882 (70.2%) were married. Peoples’ total knowledge toward urban family physician program was 5 ± 2.7 of 19, showed that 1121 (89.2%) had a low level of knowledge. This was correlated positively and in order to being under coverage of this program (P < 0.001), being under coverage of one of the main insurance systems (P = 0.04) and being married (P = 0.002). The mean score of people's practice toward the program was 2.3 ± 0.9 of total score 7, showed that 942 (74%) had poor performance, and it was correlated positively and in order to being under coverage of this program (P < 0.001) and having higher than 1000$ monthly income (P = 0.004). Correlation of people's knowledge and practice toward the program was 24%.Conclusions:Current evidences show a low level of knowledge, poor practice and weak correlation of knowledge-practice of people toward urban family physician program.

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confidence: 99%