Resources on standardized care

The Sharing Together initiative helped identify standardization of care as an evidence priority in Ontario. 

The top two evidence needs within this theme prioritized by Sharing Together stakeholders are:

• Factors that make standardized care effective, efficient, and appropriate
• Standardized care pathways (for example, acute care to community or primary care to specialty care)

Below are some EENet resources related to this theme:

• Implementation of a new staged screening and assessment process for addictions
• Implementation of Ontario Perception of Care Tool for Mental Health and Addictions
• Ontario performance measurement & evaluation projects
• Ontario common assessment of need community of interest
• Implementation of early psychosis intervention program standards in Ontario: Results from a provincial survey
• After the release of the Ontario early psychosis intervention (EPI) Program standards

Here are some resources from our partners:

• Awareness to Recovery Care Pathway for Treatment of Youth (12–24) Experiencing Psychoactive Prescription Drug Harms (Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction)
• Awareness to Recovery Care Pathway for Treatment of Older Adults (65 and older) Experiencing Psychoactive Prescription Drug Harms (Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction)
• Care Pathways: Considerations for Developing and Implementing (Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction)

Stay tuned for more information and resources!

To read the Sharing Together Full Report, visit: http://www.eenet.ca/article/ontario's-full-evidence-priority-agenda-now-available

To read the Sharing Together Report in Short, visit: http://www.eenet.ca/article/ontario%E2%80%99s-evidence-priority-agenda-released