RSVP: Advisors, North Island Hospital Transition

Name*
First Last
Email*
Phone
Home Community*
Please briefly describe how you see yourself in relation to the following:*
- A strong interest in health care.
- Informed on a broad range of health-related issues.
- Experience in health-centered volunteer/community organizations.
- Computer literacy and ability to work through email, teleconferences and videoconferences.
- Able to use personal experience constructively. Be willing to listen to different views and respectful of diverse ideas.
Please list in order of preference your top 5 working groups that you would be interested in working with:*
- Critical care
- Ambulatory care
- Site administration
- Therapy services
- Emergency
- Outpatient procedures
- Admitting & registration
- Cardiopulmonary diagnostics
- Surgical services
- Learning
- Booking & scheduling
- Change & engagement
- Medical/surgical impatient unities
- Labour, delivery post-partum & paediatrics
- Pharmacy
- Provider transition
How did you hear about this opportunity?*
- PVN
- Island Health Patience Experience Department
Do you provide consent for the BCPSQC (PVN) to share your name, email address & phone number, in addition to your RSVP answers, with the health care partner at this time?*
- Yes
- No
The BC Patient Safety & Quality Council will collect personal information via Word Press under section 26 (c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for the purposes of operating the Patient Voices Network. Personal Information submitted by volunteers will be saved and stored on file by BCPSQC for 5-10 years upon submission. If you have any questions about the collection of your personal information please contact: Ben Ridout, Director of Patient and Public Engagement, 201-750 West Pender St., Vancouver, BC, at 604-668-8211.

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