Needs Assessment on Diabetes and Quality Improvement Initiatives 

A robust needs assessment is an essential first step in developing impactful, accredited educational programs, as it ensures that content and strategies are grounded in the real-world priorities and challenges faced by physicians. This national needs assessment will provide a comprehensive understanding of current gaps in diabetes management and broader quality improvement (QI) practices. These findings will directly inform the creation of a scalable, non-disease specific QI framework, ensuring its relevance and adaptability across multiple disease areas. By aligning educational interventions with identified needs, programs will be positioned to deliver targeted, evidence-based solutions that drive meaningful practice change and ultimately enhance patient care across Canada.

 

Section 1: Background Information and Honorarium


Please enter "na" for information not applicable


Section 2: Management of Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care

3) Do you routinely screen for the following in your T2D patients? (Yes / No / Not Sure)

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Section 3: Barriers to Optimal Care

Section 4: Education Formats

Section 5: Quality Improvement Programs in Primary Care

 

5.1 - Awareness and Participation


5.2 - Attitudes Towards  QI / QA  

20) Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: (1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree)

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Section 5: Quality Improvement Programs in Primary Care

 

5.4 - Barriers and Enablers


5.6 - Accredited Frameworks for QI and QA

Section 6: Quality Improvement (QI) Program Costs & Funding