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Every patient intensive care unit across Fraser Health wants to have timely, appropriate, effective and safe care. Fraser Health is committed to providing excellent person-centred care and is seeking two patient partners to co-design quality improvement projects as members of their Critical Care Network.
Open to: Patient partners in Fraser Health communities
Lead Organization or Department
Fraser Health, Critical CareAim
The aim of this project is to develop quality improvement projects that focus efforts in improving a person-centred approach to critical care across Fraser Health. Patient partners will provide their lived experience into the development, implementation and evaluation of priorities for quality improvement projects in critical care.Level of Engagement
This opportunity is at the level of collaborate on the spectrum of engagement. The promise to you is that the health care partner will work together with you to formulate solutions and incorporate your advice and recommendations into the decisions to the maximum extent possible.Eligibility
- Like to work in a team environment
- Thrive in an idea-generating environment
- Have experience in an intensive care or high acuity service in Fraser Health. Fraser Health offers critical services at the following locations: Royal Columbian Hospital, Abbotsford Regional Hospital, Burnaby Hospital, Peace Arch Hospital, Surrey Memorial Hospital, Ridge Meadows Hospital, Langley Memorial Hospital, Chilliwack General Hospital.
Logistics
Vacancies: 2 Date, time: To be determined, in discussion with selected patient partners. Commitment: 2-3 hours, every month; one-year term Location: Combination of in-person and ad hoc telephone/emails. In-person meetings will be held at Langley Memorial Hospital.Reimbursement
Pre-approved expenses related to travel to in person meetings will be reimbursed according to the Fraser Health Travel policy (including mileage, parking, tolls and/or public transit).Background
The Critical Care Network Steering Committee membership is multi-disciplinary and includes Directors, Program Coordinators, Managers, Clinical Nurse Specialists, and the Regional Medical Director. The committee aims to develop a consistent approach to quality improvement across Fraser Health and to facilitate communication and sharing for units offering critical care services in Fraser Health. Critical Care Network Goals and Vision include a focus on: • Creating Capacity to Care • Quality and Safety • Staff and Physician Engagement More information: Critical Care Network Structure Terms of ReferenceHealth Care Partner Contact Information
Jami Brown
Engagement Leader, Patient and Public Engagement | Fraser Valley
604.510.0449
jbrown@bcpsqc.ca