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Community Engagement in Healthcare
Emerging Themes and Stories from the Foundation‘s Regional Consultations
February 13, 2012
This overview presents emerging themes and stories from The Change Foundation’s provincial consultations with seniors and their caregivers on experiences navigating across our health system. A final report is to follow.
Background paper by The Change Foundation.
Who is The Change Foundation?
July 17, 2011
In under two minutes, learn what The Change Foundation is all about.
Video by The Change Foundation.
Patient Engagement at Capital Health – a Journey of Emergence
June 21, 2011
Case study on patient engagement from Capital Health in Nova Scotia to Patients increase patient responsibility in decisions about their care.
Presentation slides by Lea Bryden.
Neil Seeman on using social media to improve healthcare quality
June 1, 2011
The CEO of the Health Strategy Innovation Cell says social media can help healthcare organizations take the pulse of their patients wants and needs at any moment in time.
Video Interview by Neil Seeman.
Cathy Fooks on using social media to improve healthcare quality
June 1, 2011
The Change Foundation CEO hopes healthcare organizations will experiment and use best practices in implementing social media tools to improve patient care.
