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Workshop: Being an Effective Change Agent

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October 3, 2017 @ 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

$100

Are you itching to be the most effective change agent ever? Do you want to learn more about applying social movement and community organizing principles to the work you do? Are you keen to learn more about the latest digital and social media tools? If so, then the BC Patient Safety & Quality Council has the workshop for you!

This session is focused on building knowledge and skills for leading change in an organization. It will also explore how you can manage organizational energy as a change agent – and your own energy, too! By the end of the day, you’ll be able to:

  • Articulate the value in being an organizational change agent
  • Utilize framing and storytelling approaches to build alliances
  • Recognize the importance of thought diversity
  • Analyze resistance to inform strategies for change
  • Discover ways digital and social media tools can support change processes

What did participants say worked well at past Being an Effective Change Agent workshops?

“Presenters’ high energy level and passion about topics.”
“Very enthusiastic facilitators, great concepts. Very good course.”
“Whole workshop was awesome.”

Where: BC Patient Safety & Quality Council (201-750 West Pender Street, Vancouver, BC)

Click here to learn more about the workshop!

Registration link is here.

Details

Details

Date:
October 3, 2017
Time:
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Cost:
$100
Event Category:
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Website:
https://bcpsqc.ca/learning/workshops/being-an-effective-change-agent/

Organizer

BC Patient Safety & Quality Council

Venue

BC Patient Safety & Quality Council
750 Pender St W #201
Vancouver, BC V6C 2T7 Canada
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From Our Community

Lisa Dyck

Former Manager, BC Emergency Medicine Network

Lisa Dyck

PVN patient partner’s feedback has reinforced the important relationships between patients and providers for emergency care. Our partnership with PVN has brought many new opportunities to adjust how health care and patient partners can work together on BC Emergency Medicine Network priorities.