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Creating Team-Based Primary Care
Team-based care is a model of health care delivery where many health professionals work together to support a patient’s needs. A key feature is having patients and their care providers be equal partners.
Implementing this model is a priority in British Columbia, but we know it means a new way of working for many of the people involved. This website features resources and events that can help, whether you’re a patient, planner or care provider, and whether your team-based care journey is just starting or well on its way.
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Team Up! Team-Based Primary & Community Care in Action
This webinar and podcast series aims to connect individuals and teams, identify tools to apply to current work underway, and share experiences in team-based care across the province. Find all the recordings from past sessions below.
Featured Events
Quality Café: Solving Quality Improvement Problems with Plan-Do-Study-Act Cycles
On February 15, join this webinar to explore the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle as a problem-solving tool used to test whether a change is an improvement. We’ll be learning about each stage of the PDSA cycle and its importance in measuring small tests of change in improvement work.
UBC-ISU: Team Mapping Facilitator Training
As PCN communities move towards implementation, the Ministry of Health is working in collaboration with the GPSC, PSP, the BSPSQC and the ISU to develop and refine new and existing supports for Primary Care Teams. To build coaching capacity in communities to support the transition to Team Based Primary and Community Care (TBPCC), the ISU will be offering Virtual Team Mapping Facilitation Training on February 15 and 16 as well as mentorship to interested participants.
Team Up! Coaching and Primary Care Teams – A Deeper Dive
Have you ever wondered what supports are available for teams who are shifting towards interdisciplinary care in BC? Did you know there are a range of coaching supports available – each with a different focus area? Team-based care coaches are vital in setting primary care teams up for success. Join us as we hear coaches share stories of working with distributed (dispersed) teams across BC. This session will explore team development, communication and functional changes that need to happen at the practice level.
Who Guides Team-Based Care in BC?
The Team-Based Care Advisory Group is made up of stakeholders from throughout the health care system, and guides work across the province to accelerate its transition to team-based care. The group provides systems of support for local action to advance high-quality, person- and family-centred and collaborative care that provides the right care, at the right time and in the right place, in a sustainable system.