Evaluation is a key part of the improvement process.

We collect quantitative and qualitative data on our initiatives in order to fuel our continual improvement. We also learn from participants and stakeholders, and share their experiences. These findings inform our planning for future activities and by sharing them we hope to spread the best practices and insights we have gained.

Below you’ll find a selection of recent evaluations and reports for our various initiatives.


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Impact Report 2022

For the past 15 years, we’ve been committed to improving health quality. During an unprecedented time in our health system, we continued our quality improvement work and pivoted to new areas to address needs that arose due to COVID-19. It sounds simple, but it’s true – our work leads to better health care for British…
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Teamwork and Communication Action Series Evaluation Report: Cohorts 3 & 4

In response to ongoing requests from teams in British Columbia’s health care system, we launched the third and fourth cohorts of our Teamwork & Communication Action Series in March 2019 and October 2020, respectively. The program introduces teams to behaviours required for effective teamwork and communication along the continuum of care. Non-technical skills such as…
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Learning About Opioid Use Disorder (LOUD) in the Emergency Department (ED) Final Report 2020/21

Learning about Opioid Use Disorder (LOUD) in the Emergency Department (ED) was a provincial initiative led in partnership between us, BC Centre on Substance Use and Overdose Emergency Response Centre with EDs across BC. This quality improvement initiative aimed to shift how EDs care for individuals with OUD. In the context of dual public health…
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2020/21 PVN Annual Report

We’re pleased to share and celebrate the Patient Voices Network’s 2020/21 annual report! Navigating patient engagement through the pandemic meant some twists, turns, pauses and pivots, and we’re proud to have supported 378 patient partners in 215 new engagement opportunities, while growing the network to 1,251 patient partners over this unprecedented year. We hope you enjoy…
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CLEAR Wave 3 Summary Report

The aim of Clear Wave 3 was to reduce the rate of antipsychotic use in residents without a diagnosis of psychosis from baseline to the national average by April 30, 2019. 33 participating care homes across BC completed the collaborative. This summary report contains an overview of the evaluation results from Wave 3 which spanned…
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CLEAR Wave 3 Technical Report

The aim of Clear Wave 3 was to reduce the rate of antipsychotic use in residents without a diagnosis of psychosis from baseline to the national average by April 30, 2019. 33 participating care homes across BC completed the collaborative. This technical report outlines in detail the evaluation results of Wave 3 which spanned from…
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2019/20 PVN Annual Report

We’d like to share and celebrate PVN’s 2019/20 annual report! This year marked PVN’s 10-year anniversary and we’re proud to have supported 475 patient partners in 237 engagement opportunities. The network grew to nearly 1,200 patient partners and we continued to strengthen our relationship with our patient and health care partners.   We hope you enjoy this year’s annual report, which includes stories…
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Quality Forum 2018 Report

Quality Forum 2018 brought together more than 1,200 participants over its three days. First, a “pre-Forum day” featured two full-day sessions: 180 people learned how to plan for and assess lasting change, and we again partnered with the Joint Collaborative Committees to examine successful and emerging initiatives and collaborative approaches to patient care. That evening,…
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