Effective partnerships start with getting to know each other and working together to leverage experiences and abilities. These communication tips help create a comfortable environment with shared understanding and communication which is open, honest and respectful.
In this TeamBIT, Sarah talks about how to improve check ins or meetings to create more opportunities for team members to get to know each other. Team relationships contribute to building team resilience; and drawing from resources with great ice breaker questions can change the environment of check ins or meetings, and can be an easy way…
On November 17, 2022, we had a panel discussion to learn how providers and coaches in the Sunshine Coast community worked together to generate connections and awareness and develop a shared understanding of the current state of Primary Care Social Work in their region. The discussion focused on the teamโs experiences with the utilization of…
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 โ each with a different focus area? Team-based care coaches are vital in setting primary care teams up for success. On February 16, we heard coaches…
This questionnaire can be used with your team(s) to determine the presence or absence of trust within your team and some action steps you can take to enhance trust.
Team-Based Care Pathway Stage 5 Team Evaluation It is important to continuously reflect on your shared goals and purpose, to ensure you are reaching the goals you set out to achieve as a team. Assessing provider, office staff and patient satisfaction is important to consider in evaluation efforts. How do you measure your success as…
Team-Based Care Pathway Stage 3 Team Development In this stage, your team will have been working together for a while and may want to explore areas for potential quality improvement such as assessing patient experience or developing processes for shared leadership and shared decision-making. How can we develop as a high-functioning team? Here’s what to…
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