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and the Primary Care Networks Patient Engagement and the Primary Care Networks Patients as Partners Initiative, Ministry of Health, Shannon Holms Patient Voices Network, Quality Council, Ben Ridout

Disclosure Staff members at the Ministry of Health & BC Patient Safety & Quality Council No other associations to disclose

Management of Potential Bias Material presented is unrelated to financial relationship with commercial entity

What is Patients as Partners? It’s a philosophy, a Ministry initiative and an approach We bring the patient and family voice, choice and representation to the forefront as part of healthcare transformation

Vision Ensure person and family centred care is at the foundation of health care. Bringing a sustained focus on shifting B.C. health care to put patients and families at the centre, which drives policy, accountability, service design and delivery. For British Columbia, Patients and Family-Centred Health is the next evolution in transformational change with some new key features of a system fit for the future. These features include putting people more in control of their health and well-being by ensuring there are self-management and family caregiver supports available at the individual level; ensuring there are sufficient supports, activities, information and training available at the community level to reduce demand on formal services such as unplanned hospital admissions; and to ensure there is a provincial approach to policy and planning at the systems level resulting in improved primary and community care which incorporates team-based care and urgent care centres to improve healthcare throughout the province.

1 2 3 Mission and Strategic Goals To promote patient involvement and decision-making in the healthcare system by providing patients and providers with relevant tools (competencies and capacity building) and to foster their active involvement in the continuous improvement of quality of care and services. 1 IMPROVE THE HEALTH CARE EXPERIENCE FOR THE PATIENT AND PROVIDER AT THE INDIVIDUAL LEVEL 2 IMPROVE SERVICE DESIGN AND PROGRAM DELIVERY AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL 3 IMPROVE SYSTEM LEVEL RE-DESIGN TO ACHIEVE PERSON AND FAMILY CENTRED CARE. For British Columbia, Patients and Family-Centred Health is the next evolution in transformational change with some new key features of a system fit for the future. These features include putting people more in control of their health and well-being by ensuring there are self-management and family caregiver supports available at the individual level; ensuring there are sufficient supports, activities, information and training available at the community level to reduce demand on formal services such as unplanned hospital admissions; and to ensure there is a provincial approach to policy and planning at the systems level resulting in improved primary and community care which incorporates team-based care and urgent care centres to improve healthcare throughout the province.

What do we do? Lead strategy, policy, educational webinars and sessions Develop tools and resources Create collaboration opportunities for health sector partners Lead patient engagements for ministry priority work Fund a variety of non-government organizations

1 3 2 Three Building Blocks Person and Self Family Management Centred for chronic diseases Person and Family Centred Care 2 Engagement

Why? Better patient and provider experience Better health outcomes Financially sustainable Supports the Ministry’s strategic priorities

Why? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbV_TkU0hoI

How?

How? Leadership will champion engagements Continue capacity building for engagement - training Engagement is integrated into organizational structures, strategy and policy A governance structure for engagement Utilize best practices Standardized approach to public engagement and the process to engagement Tools and resources Evaluate engagement

How? New tools: 2018 Patient, Family, Caregiver and Public Engagement Framework 2018 Engagement Planning Guide (Draft) Tip Sheets Engagement Stories

Thank you https://www2. gov. bc

BC Patient Safety & Quality Council Vision: High quality and sustainable health care for all Mission: Provide system-wide leadership through collaboration with patients, caregivers, the public, and those working within the health system in a relentless pursuit of quality

Patient Voices Network Patient Voices Network is a community of patients, families and caregivers working together with health care partners to improve BC’s health care system

Patient Voices Network Mission Advance authentic patient engagement by building the capacity of our partners so person- and family-centred care becomes the foundation from which all health care decisions are made

5/09/2016

Authentic Engagement

Information & General Inquiries Resources and Info Information & General Inquiries www.patientvoicesbc.ca pvn@bcpsqc.ca 1-877-282-1919