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Attendee, Regional Update Meeting

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Commitment: Short-term

Connection method: Virtual

Open to Northern Region

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Volunteer Opportunity
You’re invited to attend this virtual meeting for patient partners! It will include updates on PVN activities and what’s happening across the Northern region. It will also provide an opportunity to meet other patient partners and your engagement leader.

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Lead Organization/Department
BC Patient Safety & Quality Council

Aim
Connection for patient partners, Northern Engagement Leader, Cathy Almost and Northern Health Tina Strudsholm.

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
• Interest in Patient Engagement in the north

Logistics
• Number of vacancies: unlimited
• Date and Time: Wednesday, May 4, noon – 1pm (11:30am optional for connection)
• Location: zoom
• Commitment: One time

Reimbursement
No out of pocket expenses are anticipated for this engagement opportunity.

Background
Every now and then we check in with our patient partners from the Patient Voices Network. Regional update meetings will share news/give updates re: PVN and the work of the Council as well as what is happening across your region. These meetings will also provide an opportunity to meet other PVN patient partners and to get to know your Engagement Leader. Regional update meetings will be scheduled bi-annually in the spring and fall with the aim of keeping patient partners linked and supported within the network.

Health Care Partner Contact Information

Cathy Almost Engagement Leader, Patient and Public Engagement | Northern Region 250-615-9932 calmost@bcpsqc.ca

From Our Community

Ovey Yeung

Patient Partner, Vancouver

Ovey Yeung

Being involved in the Patient Voices Network has broadened my understanding of the system and helped me empathize with health care challenges and limitations. What matters to me is to walk away feeling that my experience matters, that I matter!