Community Volunteers and Primary Care Providers Supporting Older Adults in System Navigation: A Mixed Methods Study.

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"The authors would like to thank Cherie Gagnon, Jaclyn McKenna, Danielle Mischkot, Samantha Woodcroft and Nelson Ruiz-Blanco for their work developing community connections at each of the Health TAPESTRY implementation sites. Thank you to Ruta Valaitis for providing guidance on study design and data analysis, Sundée Himburg for providing valuable input on system navigation, as well as Rebecca Clark, Caitlyn Kafal, and Fiona Parascandalo for assisting with data collection. Lastly, the authors thank the Health TAPESTRY Management group for their guidance and support throughout the study (https://bit.ly/3eaaESs). Health TAPESTRY was funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and David Braley. The Canadian Red Cross Community Connector Program, which is supported by Aviva, funded the volunteer program at four of the six implementation sites."