Resource Library
Key Resources
2022
Additional Resources
2023
Advancement of the Primary Care Education in Canada
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Webinar series : Team Up ! Team Based Primary and Community Care in Action
2022
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Modernizing Alberta's Primary Care System : APCNA report ( Dec 2022)
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October Education Webinar: Improving Chronic Disease Prevention and Screening Across Canada The BETTER Program is an evidence-based approach to chronic disease prevention and screening, focusing on cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and their associated lifestyle factors. Passcode: waD76sCt6%
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September Education Webinar Resource site : Dementia Flipping Stigma on its EarTool Kit -Flipping stigma: An online resource developed by people with dementia to challenge stigma and discrimination
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Canadian Nurse Article : Feb 2022 A student reflects on why more nurses should become leaders in family practice care settings. Better health for all could be had by focusing efforts on primary care By: Hannah Ricketts RN
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April Education Webinar : Exercise is Medicine presented by- Dr. Jonathon Fowles , PhD, FCSEP, CSEP-CEP
2021
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Registered Nurses in Primary Care Clinic Posters: free to download and print
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Webinar: Optimizing Care for Indigenous Peoples in Primary Health Care Settings
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Webinar: RN Full Scope of Practice Enactment: Lessons for Primary Care
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PDF : Job titles and education requirements of registered nurses in primary care: An international document analysis (International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances: Volume 3, November 2021, 100044:)
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WEBSITE: Bilingual Training Material ( free) :When patients face with multiple decisions: role of the nurse.
2020
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WEBSITE: Working as a nurse in a remote or isolated community. Government of Canada; Indigenous Services Canada. (2020)
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VIDEO: The COVID 19 Pivot: Adapting our Practice to Virtual Care. BC College of Family Physicians. (2020).
2019
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WEBINAR: CNA Progress in Practice -National competencies for registered nurses in primary care: what you need to know
2018
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WEBINAR: Family Practice Nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador. Lukewich, J. (2018). College of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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PDF: Team composition and chronic disease management within primary healthcare practices in eastern Ontario: an application of the Measuring Organizational Attributes of Primary Health Care Survey. Lukewich, J., Edge, D. S., VanDenKerkhof, E., et al. (2018). Primary Health Care Research & Development (Cambridge University Press / UK), 19(6), 622–628.
2017
2015
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Clinical Practice Guidelines for Nurses in Primary Care -have been prepared by Health Canada's First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB) for use by community health nurses employed by Health Canada providing primary care in isolated, semi-isolated, and remote First Nations communities.
2013
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WEBSITE: Looking beyond doctors. Letter to the Editor by Chrissy Danell, C. (2013). Winnipeg Free Press [Letter (permission to post by author)]
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WEBINAR: Edmonton Southside Primary Care Network: Registered nurses are part of the multidisciplinary health team at Edmonton Southside Primary Care Network. Learn how they support family doctors and patients in this video.
2012
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WEBSITE: Adult Care: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Nurses in Primary Care : Indigenous Services ,Government of Canada. (2012)
2011
2010
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PDF: The Primary Healthcare Nurse Practitioner Role in Canada
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PDF: Primary Health Care: A Summary of the Issues. Canadian Nurses Association. (2005).
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PDF: Family practice nurses: Unsung heroes. Nasmith,L. (2006). Canadian Family Physician.
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PDF: Family Practice: A Nursing Perspective. Alsaffar, A. (2005). Ontario Family Practice Nurses.