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A podcast that brings together primary care providers, healthcare planners, patients, innovators and others to talk about the changes that are happening in primary care in British Columbia.
Unknown Host hosts Team Up! Team-based primary and community care in action, a health show with 81 episodes published.
In this special episode of TeamUP!, Morgan and Sarah host a roundtable discussion with friends of the Innovation Support Unit to talk about the past, present, and future of Primary Care change in British Columbia. The gu
Wrapping Up Season 7: Reflections and Future Directions In this final episode of Season 7 of TeamUP! Sarah and Morgan wrap up the season integrating nurses into primary care practices. They discuss the value of a team-ba
An Ask Us Anything episode! Producer Michael makes a rare appearance on the podcast where he brings your questions to Sarah and Morgan. They discuss key topics such as nurse role in primary care health promotion, disease
In this special episode of TeamUP!, Morgan and Sarah explore a nurse’s transition from acute care to primary care with seasoned nurses Diana and Nikki. They’re asked what questions they have as nurses curious about enter
Episode 13 is a teamBIT that focuses on how nurses can support frail patients with complex needs through home visits and virtual touchpoints . Morgan emphasizes the benefits of nurses assessing primary care needs in an e
In this teamBIT episode, Morgan discusses how nurses can facilitate care coordination in primary care to support complex patients. Care coordination is less intensive than case management and involves assessing patient n
In episode 11 of TeamUP!, Morgan and Sarah explore the significant role of nurses in aiding patients with mental health needs, particularly mood disorders, in primary care settings . The hosts discuss how common anxiety
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah discuss how nurses can provide diabetes management in team-based primary care. Kacey, who is a certified diabetes education nurse, describes ways to introduce a nurse to diabetes managem
In episode 9 of TeamUP!, the focus is on exploring the integral role nurses play in medication management within primary care teams . We will hear interview clips from Kacey, a registered nurse, who explains the responsi
In episode eight of TeamUP!, we learn about the benefits of shared visits with a primary care provider and a nurse . Morgan and Sarah discuss how these shared visits can enhance team capacity, improve care for complex il
In this TeamUP! teamBIT Morgan is on his own again. This time he's talking about how to plan and promote a dedicated “ nurse clinic ” in your primary care practice to boost the presence of new nursing staff in your pract
In this episode of TeamUP!, Morgan and Sarah discuss promoting a new nurse to patients in your practice. Our hosts discuss the integration of nurses into primary care teams and highlight the importance of effective commu
In this mini teamBIT of an episode, Morgan is podcasting solo and looks into what a certified practice means in nursing, specifically in the context of British Columbia. There are five distinct areas of certified practic
In this episode of TeamUP! we learn about the complexities of being an employer of a primary care nurse within smaller private clinics . Our hosts, Morgan and Sarah, discuss the complexity of being both a clinical team m
In this episode, we dive into the differences between Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) within primary care settings. Morgan and Sarah look at how each role fits into a primary care team, consi
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah dive into the distinctions between doctors and nurses. They explore the value nurses bring to primary care and discuss how autonomy shapes the role of a nurse. Morgan introduces the four
In the first episode of Season 7 of TeamUP!, hosts Morgan and Sarah introduce the season's focus on the role of nurses in primary care . This season will feature interview insights from a range of nurses. In this episode
This episode focuses on Stage 5 of the Learning Pathway: Team Evaluation, and the importance of evaluation in the context of team based primary care. The hosts explore how evaluation acts as both the end and beginning of
This episode focuses on Stage Four of the learning pathway, emphasizing team performance and quality improvement within primary care settings. The hosts discuss the continuous learning approach as a key element of a heal
In this episode, Morgan and Sarah move into Stage 3 of the Learning Pathway for Primary Care Teams. The focus here is on — after we have built a team, how do we develop it further and showcase the continuity of care to p
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Team Up! Team-based primary and community care in action is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 81 episodes.
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