Michelle Marcinow

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2023
Publications (10 Years): 6

Top Topics

Peritoneal Dialysis

Prognostic Factors

Top Venues

BMC health services research

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Publications

Michelle Marcinow, Jane Sandercock, Lauren Cadel, Harprit Singh, Sara J T Guilcher, Penny Dowedoff, Alies Maybee, Susan Law, Carol Fancott, Kerry Kuluski
A qualitative study exploring how patient engagement activities were sustained or adapted in Canadian healthcare organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. PloS one 18 (3) (2023)
Michelle Marcinow, Jane Sandercock, Lauren Cadel, Harprit Singh, Sara J T Guilcher, Penny Dowedoff, Alies Maybee, Susan Law, Carol Fancott, Kerry Kuluski
A qualitative study exploring how patient engagement activities were sustained or adapted in Canadian healthcare organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. PloS one 18 (3) (2023)
Michelle Marcinow, Jane Sandercock, Lauren Cadel, Harprit Singh, Sara J T Guilcher, Penny Dowedoff, Alies Maybee, Susan Law, Carol Fancott, Kerry Kuluski
A qualitative study exploring how patient engagement activities were sustained or adapted in Canadian healthcare organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. PloS one 18 (3) (2023)
Michelle Marcinow, Jane Sandercock, Lauren Cadel, Harprit Singh, Sara J T Guilcher, Penny Dowedoff, Alies Maybee, Susan Law, Carol Fancott, Kerry Kuluski
A qualitative study exploring how patient engagement activities were sustained or adapted in Canadian healthcare organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. PloS one 18 (3) (2023)
Lauren Cadel, Jane Sandercock, Michelle Marcinow, Sara J T Guilcher, Kerry Kuluski
A qualitative study exploring hospital-based team dynamics in discharge planning for patients experiencing delayed care transitions in Ontario, Canada. BMC health services research 22 (1) (2022)
Lauren Cadel, Michelle Marcinow, Jane Sandercock, Penny Dowedoff, Sara J T Guilcher, Alies Maybee, Susan Law, Kerry Kuluski
A scoping review of patient engagement activities during COVID-19: More consultation, less partnership. PloS one 16 (9) (2021)