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Are you curious about how data can be used to drive improvements? Come join us to learn about measurement and the effective use of data as a corner stone of improvement efforts from incremental change to radical transformations.
Open to: Patient partners in the Northern region
Lead Organization or Department
BC Patient Safety & Quality Council (BCPSQC)Aim
This workshop explores how data can be used to drive improvements we wish to see - setting up measurement systems that work, analyzing data to uncover new insights and monitoring improvements over time. Not a technical person? Don't worry, the workshop isn't about crunching numbers in Excel or using statistical software. Instead, we take a practical, hands-on approach to exploring how data can be used to answer questions, understand problems and drive meaningful change.Level of Engagement
This opportunity is at the level of inform on the spectrum of engagement. The promise to you is that you will be provided with balanced and objective information to assist in understanding alternatives and solutions.Eligibility
Open to patient partners in the Northern region who:- Are comfortable working in large groups
- Are willing to share their experience and learn with other patient partners in the network
- Please note that preference will be given to patient partners who have not attended another BCPSQC Learning Opportunity (such as Quality Forum or one of our workshops) within the last 12 months or are registered for an upcoming conference
Logistics
- Vacancies: 2
- Date and time: April 22, 8.30am - 4.30pm
- Location: Prince George (venue to be determined). In-person attendance
- One-time commitment
Reimbursement
Pre- approved travel expenses will be reimbursed as per PVN reimbursement policy.Background
The BCPSQC Learning & Capability Development team works to build capability and capacity for improvement throughout a variety of avenues such as Quality Academy, Quality Café and in-person workshops (bcpsqc.ca/sharpen-your-skills). Quality improvement requires knowledgeable and skilled people at all levels of BC's health system. Change is more likely to be sustained if the people leading it are properly equipped to do so. Therefore, the BCPSQC has committed to ensure that PVN members are included in learning opportunities to ensure that they feel comfortable and informed when working on quality improvement initiatives throughout the system.Engagement Leader Contact Information
Cassy Mitchell
Engagement Leader, Patient and Public Engagement | Northern Interior
250.279.0717
cmitchell@bcpsqc.ca