What is Nurse Compass? Nurse Compass is an interactive learning tool created to help primary care providers, leaders, and teams get to know and improve their knowledge of the scopes of practice for nurses in British Columbia including Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), and five Certified Practice Nurses. Certified Practice Nurses are RNs who have…
This webinar examined the importance of high-functioning teams in enabling better care. Dana Hubler and Rahul Gupta will explore the value of high-functioning teams, share evidence on eight elements that foster high-functioning teams, and relate details about the Quality Team Coaching for Rural BC (QTC4RBC) program. Learning Outcomes: Check out the following resources that support team-based care! High-Performing…
Panel management is a process of proactively managing a defined population of patients, using EMR data to identify and respond to patients’ chronic and preventative care needs. The concept is simple: better information about patients leads to better care for patients. Visit the General Practitioner Services Committee (GPSC) page to learn more about the what, why and…
Hello! This short, multiple-choice assessment gathers information about your team’s values, communication, roles, and existing supports to help guide your learning on team-based care. Your participation is voluntary, and all answers will remain anonymous. The data will not be held or stored on teambasedcarebc.ca. You can skip any questions you prefer not to answer or…
Engaging People in Improving Quality (EPIQ) is designed to help bring people along on the journey to quality improvement and guide improvement efforts within the context of health care. Designed as a teaching resource for those who want to spread knowledge of quality improvement in health care, EPIQ is intended to make teaching others easier…
Created by the General Services Practitioner Committee (GPSC), the Patient Experience Tool surveys patients about their experiences and interactions with a family practice, including topics such as wait times, office hours, and coordination of care. Learn how you can use this regional, provider-driven, tablet-based tool that collects patients’ perspectives on their visits and interactions in a…
Hosted by the Centre for Collaboration, Motivation & Innovation, these person- and family-centred care workshops provide participants with concepts to guide the development of person- and family-centred health care at individual, system and community levels. Courses offer suggestions for shared language and tips for demonstrating skills for person- and family-centred health care. Learn more and get…
Patients, Chosen Caregivers and/or Family Members Team-based care puts those receiving care and experiencing the health care system at the heart of the care team. The team should include patients, chosen caregivers, family members and anyone else who is a part of a patient’s support system. These team members work closely with multiple health care…
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