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Samantha Laxton

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Open access Sep 2026

Collaboration Towards Transformative Action for Integrated Primary Care in Canada

Background: Across Canada, an estimated 5.9 million people lack access to a primary health care provider, underscoring persistent fragmentation within the health system. While federal provincial territorial agreements, remuneration reforms, and investments in team based care signal progress, these efforts alone are ins...

Ashley Chisholm, Colleen Ferris, Meghan McMahon et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Insights from North America’s First Compendium of Integrated Care and Opportunities for Spread

Background: Integrated care initiatives are often developed in isolation, limiting opportunities for shared learning and collective impact. To address this, the North American Centre on Integrated Care (NACIC), in partnership with IFIC Canada, created the first North American Compendium of Integrated Care, as a nationa...

Samantha Laxton · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Using Standards and Tools to Advance Integrated Care and Drive Coordinated System Change

Background: Integrated care is essential to achieving the Sextuple Aim, improving (1) quality and experience of patient care; (2) population health; (3) quality of work and satisfaction of healthcare providers; (4) equity and inclusion; (5) cost reduction and (6) environmental sustainability. Despite growing global com...

Laura Gordon, Samantha Laxton · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Improving Outcomes Through Community-Based Care: Advancing ETHP’s Integrated Care Strategy to Achieve 100% Primary Care Attachment Using HSO’s Maturity Assessment

Background: East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) is a leading Ontario Health Team serving a highly diverse population of over 300,000 residents across East Toronto. The region is characterized by significant variation in social determinants of health, including income, housing stability, food security, and access to cul...

Samantha Laxton · 0 citations

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