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Participant, Royal Inland Hospital Patient Care Tower Project Design

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Open to Interior Region, Patient partners from Kamloops and surrounding area

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If you have an interest in how building design affects patient care, you are invited to join stakeholders in the evaluation of three design proposals for the Royal Inland Patient Care Tower Project. The evaluation will take place in-person on June 12 and 13.

Open to: Patient partners from Kamloops and surrounding area

Lead Organization or Department

Interior Health, Capitol Planning

Aim

The purpose is to bring stakeholder perspectives into the evaluation and scoring of three design proposals for the Patient Care Tower Project.

Level of Engagement

This opportunity is at the level of consult on the spectrum of engagement. The promise to you is that the health care partner will listen to and acknowledge your ideas and concerns, and provide feedback on how your input affected the decision.

Eligibility

Patient partners who live in the Kamloops area with an interest in building design.

Logistics

Number of vacancies: 2 Engagement dates:
  • June 12 4:30-8pm Orientation evening to the project with all stakeholders
  • June 13 8:30-4:30 Evaluation and scoring
Format: In-person Location: Coast Conference Centre in Kamloops Commitment: While this is a 2 day engagement commitment, the project work may extend up to 2 years and could lead to future working group engagement requests.

Reimbursement

This opportunity is open to Kamloops local patient partners. Parking will be free. Therefore, no expenses will be incurred.

Background

There will be an evening session on June 12th to provide full background information and answer any questions you may have.

Health Care Partner Contact Information

Jacquelyne Foidart
Engagement Leader, Patient and Public Engagement | Thompson Cariboo
250.879.1077
jfoidart@bcpsqc.ca

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