To help mark Patient and Family Centered Care (PFCC) Week (Nov. 5 – 9, 2018), come listen in on a discussion about family presence with Registere... More
Marlies van Dijk and Jessica (Lamb) Spence detail the ins and outs of prototyping and testing your solution or product.... More
Marlies and Dana explain steps 2 and 3 of Design Thinking: Define & Ideate. How do you pinpoint the problem you are trying to solve and then ... More
Aria Gaudet and Jennifer Symon explain the What Matters to You campaign – what it is, what benefit it can have and why asking someone the questio... More
Marlies van Dijk and Maya Pajevic give an overview of design thinking — what is it and how can it be useful in designing healthcare services arou... More
Dr. Curt Johnston and Trina Juchli discuss the importance of discovering how psychologically safe your team is and offer ideas on how you can fin... More
Dr. Curt Johnston talks about psychological safety, specifically how it relates to frontline healthcare teams and how it can affect patient safet... More
The communities of Two Hills and Saddle Lake Cree Nation are working together to promote understanding and improve health outcomes.... More
Sundre Resident Josie Erickson discusses her experience with Restorative Care and how it helped her regain strength and maintain her independence... More
The Canadian Institute for Health Information’s (CIHI) existence speaks to the value that Canadians place on their healthcare system. ... More
Dr. Kerri Novak and Dr. Eddy Lang talk about a provincial initiative to improve the way emergency departments treat gastrointestinal bleeding.... More
Terri Fortunaso discusses a collaborative effort in AHS’ South Zone to address an increase in violent incidents in continuing care.... More
Michael Smeland talks about the challenges health care workers face when moving and transferring patients, and what Alberta Health Services is do... More
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