This Canada-wide competency framework was developed by the Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative (CIHC), with funding from Health Canada. The overall goal of interprofessional education and collaborative practice is to provide health system users with improved health outcomes. National Interprofessional Competency Framework – reference guide that outlines competencies key to building effective health care teams and…
Presented by the UBC Innovation Support Unit, the Team Up! Season One wrap-up webinar provided an overview of the Team-Based Care Evaluation and Adoption Model (TEAM) Framework. The presentation highlighted one dimension – Capacity and Access – and shared a new tool to support its measurement in the context of primary care teams.
Comprehensive guide to support the implementation of Team Based Care. This Guide is to help you consider all aspects of team-based care (TBC), from exploring and engaging, to preparing, implementing, strengthening and sustaining TBC by spotlighting key resources and considerations. It simplifies finding the right tool at the right time by providing direct access to…
The Relational Continuity Clinical Practice Guideline helps primary care physicians and the teams they work with to understand the value of relational continuity and adopt practice behaviors to increase it. The Relational Continuity Change Package accompanies the the Clinical Practice Guideline and serves to expand upon the recommendations in that guideline by identifying actions and…
This assessment will help identify the communication styles of different team members and how to best embrace their differences while also leveraging their strengths.
Harmony Johnson, Executive Director of the Review Team, presented a summary of the three reports arising from the independent Addressing Racism Review into allegations of racism and discrimination in the BC health care system and its importance in the transition to team-based care. Attendees learned about key findings and insights from In Plain Sight, the complexity of the…
Overview of the role, education/regulation and key functions of a registered dietician and a case study of their potential role within a primary care team.
On March 8, we were joined by Suzanne Braithwaite, President – Elect from the Canadian Family Practices Nurses Association (CFPNA) who shared several considerations for Registered Nurses (RN’s) working in primary care and as part of an integrated team. A Q&A session was also held with Tannis Andersen, a Clinical Nurse Specialist for primary care, and Melissa…
Team-Based Care Pathway Stage 4 Team Performance and Quality Improvement In this stage the focus may be on strengthening, sustaining and optimizing team performance. The team may be working towards quality improvement, targeted patient support needs and/or developing an evaluation of patient-centred, team-based care. Build a quality improvement mindset as a team Here’s what to…
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