What does everyday work in team-based primary and community care really look like? Watch this webinar with Dr. Jeanette Boyd, President of the BC College of the Family Physicians and learn how her clinic has maintained long-term relationships in the patient medical home using a team-based care approach!
At the first instalment of Season 3 of Team Up! Team-Based Primary and Community Care in Action we were joined by representatives of team-based care networks who shared their work supporting Community Health Centre Evaluation in BC. Learning Objectives: Shared Resources:
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…
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…
Team-Based Care Pathway Stage 1 Where to Start withTeam-Based Care In this stage, you may be contemplating a team-based approach to your practice, and may be wondering where to start. If you are an established practice, you may be considering how to recruit team members, based on your patient needs. This stage is also for…
In this episode, Sarah and Morgan highlight three ideas that came out of the recent Learning Cycle on primary care system resilience and the feedback from the BC Team-Based Care Advisory Committee members who participated in a constructive workshop that was part of that learning cycle. These ideas are intentionally small ideas that feel more…
This Ministry of Health policy aims to set direction for residents of BC to have access to team-based care in primary and community care settings.
Between October 2016 and November 2017, the BC Patient Safety & Quality Council partnered with the First Nations Health Authority for a webinar action series that encouraged participation, learning, self-reflection and positive change among BC’s health care professionals. The series supported development of tools and skills on how to be effective allies for advancing cultural…
This assessment will help identify the communication styles of different team members and how to best embrace their differences while also leveraging their strengths.
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