British Columbia, Canada
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Latest issue of Healthcare Papers explores the concept of essential #digitalhealth for the #underserved. #openaccess #equity @kho8888 @SayaniAmbreen @paula_voorheis @fnha @Ray_RCCbc @DeeTaylor2017 @docChadleyKS @ihspr_isps_cihr @drsonyacressman @UBCdigem
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Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
This work will help guide systematic comparisons of mitigative technologies as well as parametric investigations on how room layout, ventilation, and operational parameters influence airborne disease spread in healthcare settings.
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Thank you to all attendees of Showcase Series: Kelowna - your enthusiasm and engagement are the driving forces behind the success of our annual showcase! Let's keep the momentum going and continue to build a thriving community in the Okanagan life sciences sector! #LSBCevents
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“This generous donation marks the culmination of years of work, planning and consultation alongside our partners. It is the beginning of an exciting new chapter and a bold step forward into the future,” - Susan Brown, IH President & CEO. Learn more bit.ly/47cdleA
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A new technology that could be a game changer in infection control is now being tested right here at Kelowna General Hospital, thanks to an innovative partnership and the support of KGH Foundation donors.
Get the full story on C-POLAR: kghfoundation.com/c-polar/
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The boldest campaign in KGH Foundation history doesn’t happen without many helping hands. Get to know our campaign cabinet – individuals dedicated to advancing health care at home.
Get the full story in the latest edition of our newsletter, Foundations: kghfoundation.com/home-team/
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Thank you @GoldisMitra @DrRitaMc @christie_newton @picardonhealth @BCFamilyDoctors @awruddiman @doctoreonline Dr. Tracy Monk and many more for contributing to this work.
Pleased to listen to the voice of BC’s #OurCare priorities panel draft report. Stressing the importance of Primary Care, their concerns &willingness to speak up &lean in to solutions. Accessible,equitable, and sustainable and culturally safe healthcare. 🙏 @tara_kiran @CMA_Docs
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If any of these apply to you, @UBCONursing @VCHResearch want to hear about your experiences:
✔️ Currently receive home care
✔️ Received home care in the last year
✔️ Are a caregiver
✔️ Closely involved in a loved one's home care in the last year
Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
Indigenous #HSPR at #CIHR_ImpactFellows Cohort Retreat, featuring Drs @cwieman, Malcolm King, @gotmysassypants @SamuelPetrie & Holly McKenzie, w/ #embeddedresearch focused on Indigenous ID disclosure in health authority data, equitable access to HF care & wholistic prenatal care.
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Kim McGrail giving the keynote on what is happening with Canadian health data
#CIHR_ImpactFellows #NCTP_NCR2023
Congratulations to all Impact Fellows. This is such an important Fellowship to support Learning Health Systems. Congrats to @AllisonKooijma1 as one of the Impact Fellows!
@NellyOelke @Interior_Health @interiorcentre #learninghealthsystems
Today, the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos announced 43 Health System Impact Fellows, an investment of more than $4.7M to address pressing health system priorities with evidence.
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#CIHR_ImpactFellows
ALT Health System Impact Program
Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
Two of the other team members are also complexity folks, so we talk about systems and complex adaptive leadership, especially the way fitness landscapes help decision makers to coordinate via emergent protocols… rewarding to move from “theory” to “complex adaptive practice”.
Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
There's growing research evidence that social capital (the relationships within/between groups that form trust, relatedness & collective capacity) may be THE most important factor in delivering performance across a system. It means we have to prioritise time & space to grow it.
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Come and join for what promises to be an interesting talk. @IHLCDP @JoanBottorff @KMPlamondon @SanaZShahram @ceronqu @AllisonKooijma1 @lairth6
We're excited to co-host with @Interior_Health and @fnha Reimagining Our Healthcare System: A Restorative Approach with Professor Jennifer Llewellyn and espert panel Dr. Cornelia Wieman, Dr. Devin Harris, Ali Koojiman, and Mark Mathew.
Register: bitly.ws/umZE
Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
Another key takeaway: health leaders must practice compassion for others that they lead, but also critical towards themselves. @NHLC_CNLS #NHLC2022 @DeeTaylor2017 @doranwalker @CHLNet1
Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
This May, we’re highlighting the research driving some of B.C.’s most exciting health-care innovations at Five Days in May — a free virtual research showcase — and you're invited!
📅 Every Tuesday in May
📍 Virtual
Check out the schedule and register: bit.ly/3Lm09t9
Dr. Deanne Taylor retweeted
Staff Flexibility is Key to Improving Highly Regulated Long-Term Care Sector. Pre-pandemic analysis of LTC regulations in BC, AB, ON & NS. Full article published in The Gerontologist (2021): doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnaa1…
#SALTYProject #LTCStaff #ResidentQoL
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You don’t want to miss today’s Speaker Series event, from 3pm – 3:30pm EST. Our speaker is Dr. Janice Keefe from @MSVU_NSCA.
Join us: bit.ly/CanCOVIDFeb8Event2022.
#COVID #LongTermCare #Research
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Interested in being in a study on the effectiveness of a different #COVID19 vaccine for your 2nd dose or booster? If you're 30+ yrs and received your 1st/2nd dose, or haven't received your 1st dose, you may be eligible. Phone/text Kamloops 250-318-8516 or Penticton 250-274-2995
