Welcome to the Interprofessional Network of BC June 2006 Forum

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• Welcome to the Interprofessional Network of BC
  June 2006 Forum!

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Purpose

• Celebrate what we have achieved to-date and
  network with stakeholders across BC and beyond
• Foster shared understanding of core concepts
  underpinning In-BC projects and activities
• Make recommendations for next phase, particularly
  relating to capacity building and sustainability

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Monday Objectives

• Learn about the transformation underway in
  British Columbia and see the link to quality
  patient care
• Identify barriers and opportunities to
  interprofessional education for collaborative
  patient-centred practice, and
• Identify ways to apply the principles to your
  respective health care or education setting.

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Monday Agenda

• Project tour Introductory comments, lunch,
  posters, networking
• What is In-BC? brief highlights national
  context, provincial activities
• Does it make a difference? keynote address
• Interprofessional collaboration in action
  project perspectives
• Small groups applicability, opportunities, next
  steps
• Summary key themes and Ministry of Health
  response
• Evening barbeque and celebration of
  Collaboration the lighter side!

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What is In-BC?

• IECPCP National Perspective, Carol Herbert,
  Co-Chair, National Expert Committee

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What is In-BC?

• Provincial perspective,Lesley Bainbridge

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Acknowledgements/Kudos

• Grace Mickelson
• Health Canada setting the IECPCP agenda,
  funding
• Ministry of Health funding, ongoing support
• College of Health Disciplines BCAHC vision,
  leadership, support
• Steering Committee, working groups commitment
  to collaboration and vision for system change
• Project teams for moving forward!
• Project staffing at provincial and regional/local
  levels the glue that keeps it together

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Acknowledgements/Kudos

• Patient representatives Partners in Care
• Student participants in projects and who have
  come today pioneers
• All who have joined us today
• Presenters for the Forum for sharing their
  insights and knowledge
• Participants from across BC and indeed across
  Canada
• John Gilbert visionary, mentor and friend
  (more about you later!)

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Tuesday welcome!

• Purpose of June Forum
• Celebrate what we have achieved to-date and
  network with stakeholders across BC and beyond
• Foster shared understanding of core concepts
  underpinning In-BC projects and activities
• Make recommendations for next phase, particularly
  relating to capacity building and sustainability

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Tuesday Objectives

• Understand and apply key themes that underpin
  In-BC
• Make recommendations regarding building capacity
  and sustainability

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Tuesday Agenda

• Comments from Health Canada Sandra
  MacDonald-Rencz
• Panel presentations
• Collaboration what is it really?
• Patient-centredness
• Interprofessional competencies
• Getting IPE on the radar
• Small groups applicability, barriers
  opportunities, next steps
• Report back from small groups
• System change and sustainability perspectives
  from health, education interface - followed by
  interactive discussion
• Wrap-up and next steps

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Health Canada perspective

• Sandra MacDonald Rencz, Executive Director,
  Office of Nursing Policy, Health Canada,

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Collaboration (report back from small groups)

• Applicability
• Barriers and Opportunities
• Next Steps

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Patient-Centred Care

• Applicability
• Barriers and Opportunities
• Next Steps

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Interprofessional Competencies

• Applicability
• Barriers and Opportunities
• Next Steps

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Getting IPE on the radar

• Applicability
• Barriers and Opportunities
• Next Steps

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System Change and Sustainability

• Slides from Elizabeth Whynot, John Gilbert,
  George Eisler

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Next Steps

• To be identified/summarized