Improving the quality of primary health care and follow-up for people with diabetes
ReflexD is an audit and feedback tool designed to transform practices, follow-up and care for people with diabetes.
A new way of thinking is necessary to improve the quality of health care.
The ReflexD team supports clinical teams and family medicine groups (FMG) in this process. We are collaborating with the Réseau de connaissances en services et soins de santé intégrés de première ligne (Réseau-1 Québec) and the Réseaux de recherche axée sur les pratiques de première ligne (RRAPPL).
Clinicians who want to engage in patient-centred health care use ReflexD as a reflexive analysis tool.
They learn from their patients’ trajectories, from evidence-based medicine and best practices in health care.
The attending physician can access individual patient’s health data.
Obtain up-to-date information about guidelines and contraindications.
A physician can compare his or her practice with that of the entire clinic.
Standardising intervention plans within the clinical unit.
Quickly determine a cohort of patients.
Target patients with similar characteristics, treatments or drug prescriptions.
Visualize the progression of laboratory results and drug prescription history in relation to HbA1c and creatinine.
Analyze target patient data using validated parameters and indicators.
Use the latest test results to see if any of a patients’ active drugs are contraindicated and adjust the treatments.
For themselves and confidentially, clinicians can evaluate their decisions and keep improving.
Set specific criteria to compare data based on treatments, lab results and drug prescriptions.
Check if my clinical practice meets targets at the level of the FMG.
Suggest analyses that aid and improve clinical practice at the individual and FMG levels.
The Quebec Support Unit of the Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research is made possible under the Canadian Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and supported by the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux du Québec and the Fonds de recherche du Québec—Santé (FRQS).
Co-founder and scientific co-director of the GRIIS
Associate professor of computer science at Université de Sherbrooke
Co-founder and scientific co-director of the GRIIS
Associate professor of medicine at Université de Sherbrooke
Licensed physician at the CHUS
Director of the Access to Data component at the Quebec Support Unit of the Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research
The ReflexD team seeks pioneer clinics, champion clinicians and partner organizations to scale these services
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Groupe de recherche interdisciplinaire en informatique de la santé
Université de Sherbrooke
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