Models of Care (MOC) Initiative Level Evaluation

Through the Models of Care (MOC) funding Initiative, CPAC is providing pan-Canadian funding to support jurisdictions in implementing and evaluating innovative models of care to improve equity, quality and efficiency of cancer care delivery across the country. This funding is intended to advance Priorities 2, 3 and 5 of the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control, and to support the implementation of models that address on one or more of the following areas of the cancer continuum: early diagnosis, treatment, survivorship and palliative care. There is a particular focus on co-developing models with equity-denied communities and people who are systemically excluded from the health system, which includes commitments to reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.

CPAC is seeking a vendor to support the design and implementation of an initiative level evaluation that will be designed to tell a Pan-Canadian story of impact as a result of the Models of Care funding initiative. This includes wanting to understand what worked well and what could be improved, who benefitted and who did not, lessons learned to support future decision making, and ultimately speaking to what has changed in the cancer system as a result of this Models of Care funding initiative. As such, CPAC has initiated a two-pronged performance measurement and evaluation (PME) approach:

1. Individual Partner Project Evaluations
2. Initiative Level Evaluation