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Evaluation of a unique and innovative diabetes care model in primary care in Ontario, Canada: protocol for a multiple-methods study with a convergent parallel design.

Maria MathewsRhiannon LyonsStewart HarrisLindsay HeddenYun-Hee ChoiJennifer R DonnanMichael E GreenElisabeth HarveySonja M ReichertBridget RyanShannon SibbaldLeslie Meredith
Published in: BMJ open (2024)
We received approval from the research ethics boards at Western University (reference ID: 2023-1 21 766; 2023-1 22 326) and Lawson Health Research Institute (reference ID: R-23-202). A privacy review was completed by St. Joseph's Healthcare Corporation. The findings will be shared among PCDSP staff and patients, stakeholders, academic researchers and the public through stakeholder sessions, conferences, peer-reviewed publications, infographics, posters, media interviews, social media and online discussions. For the patient and provider study, all participants will be asked to provide consent and are free to withdraw from the study, without penalty, until the data are combined. Participants will not be identified in any report or presentation except in the case study, for which, given the number of PCDSP providers, we will seek explicit consent to identify them.
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