Centre for Effective Practice

CEP provides practical solutions for best practice in primary care by engaging practitioners in the development, implementation and evaluation of interventions that have been proven to lead to appropriate care.

At CEP we work collaboratively with health consumers and leading interprofessional clinicians, academics, researchers, and policy-makers to effectively meet the needs of our clients and primary care practitioners to close the gap between best evidence and current practices.

We do this by:

Identifying barriers to optimal interprofessional primary care
Producing practical solutions to address these barriers
Engaging primary care practitioners and their interprofessional teams in the implementation of appropriate care
Collaborating with leading partners to increase impact and system-wide changes

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Expanded Ontario Breast Screening Program

On July 1, 2011, the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) will expand to include screening for women aged 30 to 69 at high risk for breast cancer at nineteen high risk screening centres across the province.

To view the tools and information for high risk breast cancer screening click here.