In the Quality Team Coaching for Rural BC (QTC4RBC) program, rural community health care teams work with an International Coach Federation (ICF)-certified coach to optimize their team culture of safety, learning, and quality that leads to positive patient and provider experiences.
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In this teamBIT episode of TeamUP, Morgan shares the brief practice of attending that you can incorporate into your hectic days to help centre yourself a little bit. This short practice is something he learned years ago as a resident and since then uses it himself and helps to teach it to new residents in…
In this episode they return to the topic that kicked off the whole TeamUp Webinar and podcast series way back in 2020- Relationship Centeredness in Team Based Care. Morgan and Sarah discuss the importance of relationships for patients and for providers and revisit the idea of teams as a protective factor when we think about…
On January 19, 2023 we learned about how CHANGE BC is providing an opportunity for family physicians in BC’s Pacific Northwest to lead and inform the development of innovative Patient Medical Home Teams, with a focus on preventing chronic diseases through primary care lifestyle supports. At this webinar, we heard from this team on their…
Event Description The Innovation Support Unit (ISU) is currently conducting the Primary Care Teams Capacity Estimator (CapEs) research study to understand how different allied health roles contribute to primary care team capacity. Using a Delphi process research method, the ISU has engaged experts across Canada to explore how primary care visits can be shared between…
This webinar explored embedding cultural safety and humility into primary care practice. Syexwaliya (Ann-Louise Whonnock), Squamish Elder and Knowledge Keeper, Destinee Barrow, Regional Health Coordinator at Métis Nation BC, Dana Hubler, family physician on the lands of the K’ómoks Nation, and Jeffrey Beselt, community physician on the lands of the Kwadacha and Tsay Keh Dene Nations, led a virtual dialogue…
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