2008 Grant Awards
The posters and papers listed below each grant arise from work facilitated through the grant funding.
The Development of The Arthritis Program-Training Program
Principal Investigator: Bain, L.
Co-investigator:Ā Thorne, C
Project Summary
TAP has utilized theĀ 2008 and 2009 CIORA awards very successfully in assessing, planning, and developing anĀ Interprofessional Training program that has been launched and piloted with health professionals representing teams from all across Canada. The ultimate goal of the training program is to assist teams in furthering their model of care within an interprofessional framework. Results of this project have been overwhelmingly successful, demonstrating that teams not only benefitted from the results of this program, but these benefits are sustained one year post training. Participants have been very satisfied with the training they received and have described these benefits having impact to their models of care and ultimately the treatment they provide to Canadians with arthritis. TAP has been very successful in completing a wide range of posters and publications illustrating the results of this project so that these successes can be further celebrated, and used by others to inform new projects that they may be under consideration.
Oral Presentations
Ontario Rheumatology Association Annual Meeting,Ā May 28-30, 2010, Gravenhurst, Ontario,Ā The Arthritis Program Interprofessional Training Program
Poster Presentations
Presented at the 2010Ā Canadian Rheumatology Association meeting.