Investigators

        Doug Angus         Melissa Brouwers         Martin Eccles         Jill Francis         Gaston Godin         Ian Graham         Jeremy Grimshaw         Steve Hanna         Margaret Harrison         Louise Lemyre         Jo Logan         Merrick Zwarenstein

New Investigators

        Onil Bhattacharyya         Michelle Driedger         France Légaré         Linda Li         Rosemary Martino         Marie-Pascale Pomey

Students

        Shawn Bugden         Gaby Doumit         Sandy Dunn         Jennifer Eyvindson         Noah Ivers         Annie Leblanc         Justin Presseau         Micheal G. Wilson

Collaborators

        Jacqueline Tetroe

Team Coordinator

        Vanessa Lybanon

Noah Ivers, MD

MSc Candidate (Clinical Epidemiology) - Dept HPME, University of Toronto Clinical Associate (as of July 2009) - Women's College Hospital Family Practice Research Interests Performance feedback for family physicians KT in primary care QI in primary care Evidence-based family medicine

Biography

While a Cochrane review found that performance feedback may be effective in changing provider behaviour, a great deal of the variability in the studies has been attributed to the way the feedback is designed or delivered. My thesis project is a mixed methods study exploring how to optimize the design and delivery of audit and feedback for family physicians in Ontario. The clinical focus is prescriptions for secondary prevention of MI. The study will seek to build upon existing theory through a combination of interviews and a pilot trial of various feedback designs.

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