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The Council provides system-wide leadership to efforts designed to improve the quality of health care in British Columbia. Through collaborative partnerships with health authorities, patients, and those working within the health care system, we promote and inform a provincially-coordinated, patient-centred approach to quality.
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We lead and support work that aims to improve quality of care in numerous clinical areas. Access tools and supports to drive and sustain improvements, including collaboratives and communities of practice.
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From one-hour webinars and one-day workshops to intensive professional development programs, we offer a range of learning opportunities for a wide variety of audiences. Find out how you can build your skills and knowledge to advance quality of care with our upcoming learning opportunities!
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Culture influences how we work together as a team in health care: our dedication to safety, how we communicate and, ultimately, how well we care for patients. Learn how we are working with health care partners and patients to improve culture and care and why this work is so important!
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Building a foundation of patient- and family-centred care is a priority within British Columbia’s health care system. To achieve this goal, we engage patients, caregivers and the public by bringing together diverse voices, ideas, experiences, expertise and evidence to improve the quality of care. Learn about our work to advance the patient voice.
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About The Council provides system-wide leadership to efforts designed to improve the quality of health care in British Columbia. Through collaborative partnerships with health authorities, patients, and those working within the health care system, we promote and inform a provincially-coordinated, patient-centred approach to quality.
Improve Care We lead and support work that aims to improve quality of care in numerous clinical areas. Access tools and supports to drive and sustain improvements, including collaboratives and communities of practice.
Sharpen Your Skills From one-hour webinars and one-day workshops to intensive professional development programs, we offer a range of learning opportunities for a wide variety of audiences. Find out how you can build your skills and knowledge to advance quality of care with our upcoming learning opportunities!
Improve Culture Culture influences how we work together as a team in health care: our dedication to safety, how we communicate and, ultimately, how well we care for patients. Learn how we are working with health care partners and patients to improve culture and care and why this work is so important!
Advance the Patient Voice Building a foundation of patient- and family-centred care is a priority within British Columbia’s health care system. To achieve this goal, we engage patients, caregivers and the public by bringing together diverse voices, ideas, experiences, expertise and evidence to improve the quality of care. Learn about our work to advance the patient voice.
Resources We collect and share resources for improving quality of health care in British Columbia. Access our collection of innovative tools and up-to-date information.
BC Health Quality Matrix
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Audra Leopold – Learn to Embrace, Not Fear, Change

Date Published: February 2nd, 2022

Sarah Chapdelaine – Evolving the Language We Use to Talk About Mental Health

Date Published: February 2nd, 2022

Mark Holder – Let’s Promote Wellness in Patients

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Sarah Lambrick – Let’s Consider Physical Activity for Mental Health

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Eugene Suyu – 3D Printing’s Potential for Personalized Care

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Eyoälha Baker – Let’s Put More Joy into Our Lives and Work

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Brendan Carr – Looking to the Past for a Better Health System Tomorrow

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Manisha Willms – Our Words Can Create Sustained Change

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Kevin Eastwood – Talking about Death, Listening to Patients

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

Janice Vance – Hopes for Better Long-Term Care

Date Published: February 1st, 2022

CAT Teamwork and Communication, Coordinator Webinar

Date Published: January 5th, 2022

Sumter/April Sumter-Freitag – Believing Patients Should Be The Norm, Not The Exception

Date Published: March 19th, 2021