Table 1.

Primary care practices that participated in the INTEGRATE Project

PRACTICE NAME AND MODEL^{^*}	REGION OF ONTARIO	PRACTICE CHARACTERISTICS
Petawawa Centennial Family Health Team	Champlain	Rural 8 family physicians and various other professionals, including nurse practitioners, nurses, a pharmacist, a social worker, and a dietitian Roster of about 6300 patients
Sunnybrook Academic Family Health Team	Toronto Central North	Urban Academic 13 family physicians and various other professionals, including nurses, social workers, dietitians, diabetes nurse educators, an occupational therapist, a pharmacist, and a nurse navigator Roster of about 9300 patients
Forest Hill Family Health Group	Toronto Central South	Urban 10 family physicians and various other professionals, including nurses, a social worker, a child psychologist, a speech pathologist, a nephrologist, an endocrinologist, physiotherapists, and chiropractors Roster of about 10 000 patients
Barrie and Community Family Health Team	North Simcoe Muskoka	Rural 84 family physicians in teams of 2 to 4 across 35 sites Roster of about 131 000 patients

↵* A family health team is an interprofessional team of health care providers—family physicians, nutritionists, social workers, and other professionals—who provide comprehensive care to patients enrolled within the family health team. Physicians are paid through blended capitation or blended salary. A family health group is a group of 3 or more family physicians who work together but not necessarily in the same office. Patients are typically enrolled under the care of 1 doctor. Physicians are paid through fee for service.