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Saskatchewan Health Quality Council and Saskatoon Health Region

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By Carol Fancott, Malori Keller, G. Ross Baker
| Longwoods Publishing
Books December 2016 : 93-98 Background The Saskatchewan Health Quality Council (HQC) works collaboratively with a provincial Patient- and Family-Centred Care (PFCC) Guiding Coalition to advance and transform the structure and processes required to embed principles of patient- and family-centred care and patient engagement across the province.
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Bringing Together Research and Quality Improvement: The Saskatchewan Approach

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By Malori Keller, Dale Hall, Gary F Teare
| Longwoods Publishing
Abstract Improving health and health services requires both better knowledge (a key function of research) and better action to adapt and use what is already known (quality improvement). However, organizational and cultural divides between academic research institutions and health system organizations too often result in missed opportunities to integrate research and improvement.
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Bringing Together Research and Quality Improvement: The Saskatchewan Approach

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By Gary F Teare, Malori Keller, Dale Hall
| Longwoods Publishing
Abstract Improving health and health services requires both better knowledge (a key function of research) and better action to adapt and use what is already known (quality improvement). However, organizational and cultural divides between academic research institutions and health system organizations too often result in missed opportunities to integrate research and improvement.
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