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Presentation
Getting in Gear – What Drives Exceptional Patient and Family Experience?
June 21, 2011
Barbara Balik’s key presentation on patient experience as a driver for success in delivering quality healthcare.
Presentation slides by Barbara Balik.
Patient Engagment: Evidence of Successful Strategies
June 21, 2011
Meeting of the Minds 2011: presentation by Ross Baker, Professor, Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, Patient Engagment: Evidence of Successful Strategies
Presentation slides by Ross Baker, Yvonne Bombard.
Social Media an Ace or a Feather for Patients?
June 21, 2011
Meeting of the Minds 2011: presentation by Neil Seeman, CEO Health Strategy Innovation Cell, Is Social Media an Ace or a Feather for Patients? Lessons from the Field
Presentation slides by Neil Seeman.
The Experience by Design Approach
June 21, 2011
Meeting of the Minds 2011: presentation by Lynne Maher, Director for Innovation and Design, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement on Experience Based Design
Presentation slides by Lynne Maher.
Achieving the goals of Integrated Primary and Community Care through a quality lens
June 21, 2011
Meeting of the Minds 2011: presentation by Kelly McQuillen, Director of Patients as Partners, Primary Health Care Branch, BC Ministry of Health, Achi Achieving Achieving the goals of Integrated Primary and Primary and Community Care through a quality lens
