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SUMMARY:CST Evaluation Interviews
DESCRIPTION:The CST Evaluation team will be conducting 10 – 15 minute interviews with providers on Wednesday\, October 16  from 9am – 4pm at the Physician’s Lounge in St. Paul’s Hospital. \nThe purpose of the CST Evaluation is to answer the questions “To what extent is the CST Project achieving its goals? And why or why not?” The findings from the CST Evaluation will be used to provide information about what is working well and what is not\, and what improvements will be required as the implementation rolls out. It is also to demonstrate accountability by providing an overall assessment of the effects of having implemented the CST Project. Interviews will cover topics related to the CST “key performance indicators”\, including medication ordering and charting/documentation. Collecting baseline information on these processes will enable a pre/post comparison and help us to understand how the CST Project affects your work. If you have any questions\, please email CSTEvaluation@vch.ca. \n 
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/cst-evaluation-interviews/
LOCATION:SPH Medical Staff Lounge
CATEGORIES:CST
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20191009T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20191009T133000
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SUMMARY:World Thrombosis Day: Medical Staff Event
DESCRIPTION:1 in 4 deaths worldwide are related to thrombosis.  Join us to learn more about this global priority.\nDr. Anna Rahmani and Dr. Tony Wan\, co-directors of the St. Paul’s Thrombosis Clinic\, will be hosting an awareness lunch in recognition of World Thrombosis Day. \nGet the latest updates in thrombosis care and hear more about the clinic’s offerings and patient referrals. \nThis is a drop-in event; a light lunch will be served. \nFind out more about the Thrombosis Clinic: http://thrombosis.providencehealthcare.org/
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/world-thrombosis-day-medical-staff-event/
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SUMMARY:Out of the Chaos with Linda Chu
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/medical-staff-event-out-of-chaos-with-linda-chu-tickets-73976787563#new_tab
CATEGORIES:Medical Staff
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191009
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SUMMARY:1-Day Physician-led Quality Improvement (PLQI) Training
DESCRIPTION:1 Day PLQI Training \nAre you interested in Quality Improvement?  Do you have Quality Improvement ideas?  Do you want to lead change and innovation?  If yes\, Physician-led Quality Improvement (PLQI) can help.\n \nPlease click here to see our flyer and click here to register.  Do not wait as spots fill up fast!
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/1day_plqi_training2/
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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ORGANIZER;CN="VCH+PHC%3A Specialist Services Committee PQI":MAILTO:Rochelle.Szeto@vch.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20191004T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20191004T153000
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SUMMARY:Physicians: Meet the PHC Research Institute
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/meet-the-phc-research-institute-team/
LOCATION:Cullen Family Lecture Theatre\, Providence Level 1 – Conference Center\, St. Paul’s Hospital
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190923T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190923T203000
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SUMMARY:Dinner Series: Increase Productivity\, Decrease Digital Distractions
DESCRIPTION:Learn insights into how to mindfully use technology at work and at home. \n\n\nDistinguished Speakers Dinner Series: Join colleagues for an enlightening evening\, featuring dinner and presentation by Paul Mohapel \nTrouble concentrating because so many things are vying for your attention? Ever wonder what impact this has on your work and life? \nPaul Mohapel will share recent scientific data on the risks technological devices are having on our behavior and neurological capacities. The goal is to provoke thoughtful dialogue and more mindful approches to using technology both at work and at home. Strategies to create more balanced and healthy interactions with technology will be explored. Join us for this exciting event that is apart of our Distinguished Speakers Series!
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/increase-productivity-by-decreasing-digital-distractions/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190918T110000
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SUMMARY:New St. Paul's Open House
DESCRIPTION:It’s Happening! You’re invited to a new St. Paul’s Open House \nJoin St. Paul’s Foundation on September 18 for a new St. Paul’s Open House. Drop by to ask questions\, find out about the campus at interactive displays\, and learn how you can make a difference by supporting the new St. Paul’s. \nLight refreshments will be served. \nFor more information\, please contact Brittany Thomson at bthomson@providencehealth.bc.ca or call 604-806-8576.
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/1976/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s Hospital cafeteria\, Providence 4th floor\, 1081 Burrard St\,\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 1Y6
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190914T093000
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SUMMARY:Providence in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Hey Everyone! We are planning for a strong Physician support and presence for Providence in the Park –  Saturday Sept 14! \nThe PHC Mission Team at Oppenheimer Park  will be handing out gently used clothing\, blankets\, toiletries\, healthy snacks and nutritional bagged lunches to Downtown Eastside residents. \n  \n\n  \nProvidence in the Park is a really good family activity! I took my daughter and a friend to volunteer – I wanted to show them the patient population I work with. Despite the rain\, they loved it. They were quite inspired\, and want to go back. – Dr. Natasha Press\, Infectious Disease Physician\, PHC\n\nTwo ways to be involved: \n\nDonations\nVolunteer your time – physician volunteers needed!\n\nTypes of donations: \n\nDonate Money (we will purchase toiletry kits\, hats & gloves\, etc.)\nDonate items (new socks & underwear\, winter clothing/coats/hats/gloves\, blankets/sleeping bags\, reusable shopping bags\, toiletry kits: toothbrush/paste\, travel sized soap/shampoo/conditioner\, razor – all inside a zip-lock bag)\n\nTwo opportunities to donate: \n\nBring your money $$ to the quarterly MSA Meeting on Monday September 9\, 2019 (we’ll take care of the rest!)\nDonate after the Meeting: contact Dr. Karen Dallas (Lab Med) or Dr. Julia Raudzus (Psych) directly if you want your donation to be recognized as coming from PHC Medical Staff!\n\nFinally\, VOLUNTEER your time to help out at the event itself on Saturday\, September 14! Main opportunities are: \n\nSet-up for the event (arrive at Oppenheimer Park approx 9:45am)\nDistribution of clothing\, kits\, lunches\nClean-up crew to wrap up the event (starting approx 1:30pm)\n\nLet’s have a strong Physician presence there! We ARE Providence!\n \n\nCONTACT:  kdallas@providencehealth.bc.ca\n\n\nDr. Karen L. Dallas\, MDCM\, FRCPC\nDivison Head\, Hematopathology & Transfusion Medicine\nSt. Paul’s Hospital – Providence Health Care
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/providence-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Oppenheimer Park
CATEGORIES:Social & Community
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190912
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SUMMARY:1-Day Physician-led Quality Improvement (PLQI) Training
DESCRIPTION:1 Day PLQI Training \nAre you interested in Quality Improvement?  Do you have Quality Improvement ideas?  Do you want to lead change and innovation?  If yes\, Physician-led Quality Improvement (PLQI) can help.\n \nPlease click here to see our flyer and click here to register.  Do not wait as spots fill up fast!
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/1day_plqi_training1/
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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ORGANIZER;CN="VCH+PHC%3A Specialist Services Committee PQI":MAILTO:Rochelle.Szeto@vch.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190909T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190909T190000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
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LAST-MODIFIED:20190911T192339Z
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SUMMARY:Medical Staff Quarterly
DESCRIPTION:-Appetizers and refreshments 5pm- \nIncludes election of 3 Executive Members \nAgenda September 9 2019 > \nMedical Staff Nominees September 2019 >
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/msasept9_2019/
LOCATION:Cullen Family Lecture Theatre\, Providence Level 1 – Conference Center\, St. Paul’s Hospital
CATEGORIES:Medical Staff
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SUMMARY:Quality Forum Call for Abstracts - Deadline
DESCRIPTION:The Quality Forum is an annual event that provides opportunities to share and learn about improvements to the quality of health care. Over 1\,200 people are expected to attend Quality Forum 2020 – here’s your chance to tell them about your work! \nYou can choose to deliver a rapid fire presentation and/or display a storyboard on any topic related to providing better care for patients. \nThe deadline for submissions is Friday\, September 6\, 2019. \nOrganized by the BC Patient Safety & Quality Council\, this year’s Quality Forum takes place February 25 – 27\, 2020 at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver. Participants represent the entire spectrum of care – from physicians\, pharmacists and nurses to quality improvement professionals\, executives\, administrators\, students and patients. \nDepending on the stage of your work\, you can submit an abstract under one of two categories: \nOutcomes Outcomes are projects underway or complete with demonstrated results and lessons that can be shared. Projects do not have to be considered successful – failures provide valuable learning opportunities! \nIdeas Ideas describe original thinking\, promising practices or emerging ways of how to improve care that are too young to have results. You can seek input\, inspire collaboration and spark action at an early stage. \nVisit QualityForum.ca to learn more about submitting an abstract\, including scoring and selection criteria as well as details about the rapid fire presentation and storyboard formats. You can submit as many abstracts as you like\, and each one is limited to 300 words. Contact QualityForum@bcpsqc.ca or 604.668.8254 if you have any questions.
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/quality-forum-call-for-abstracts-open-until-sept-6/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190710T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190710T170000
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SUMMARY:2019 Leadership Courses (2 courses available July)
DESCRIPTION:LEADING AT PROVIDENCE Workshops (ALL WITH SEATS AVAILABLE) \n\nTeamwork & Collaboration July 10\nDeveloping Others July 10\n\n  \nCourse Descriptions & Details Below \n To register\, please contact  Perminder Sihota \nThe ‘Leading at Providence’ Program continues (aimed at: \n\nemerging/new leaders in front line supervisory roles;\nthose aspiring to be leaders\, who are supported by their supervisor/manager;\nleaders with two to five years’ experience &/or those who are new to operational leadership roles at PHC)\n\n Core Pathway: Leading for Improvement  \nDate: June 5\, 2019 \nTime and Location: 0830-1230\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St. \nFocusing on quality improvement in healthcare requires us to think differently about leadership. This module explores continuous quality improvement (QI) at PHC and offers leaders practical approaches\, resources\, and networking opportunities to enable QI in their areas. \nAt the conclusion of this module\, participants will be able to: \n\nDefine healthcare quality and QI as a continuous process\nDescribe the role of a leader in facilitating continuous QI\nIdentify resources and employ strategies to enable QI in their areas\n\n\n \nCore Pathway: Fundamentals of System Thinking  \nDate:  June 13\, 2019 \nTime and Location: 0830-1230\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St. \nThis module contains two main topic areas: a) system terms and types\, and b) types of workplace change and the relationship to transitions. In the first part of this session\, through brief content inputs and experiential activities\, participants will explore and apply basic systems thinking terminology\, identify five basic types of systems\, and examine work activities through a set of system lenses designed to bring clarity to transformation conversations. The second part of the session is designed to take system concepts to the next level by discussing and applying basic types of change – developmental\, transitional\, and transformational; the various criteria for determining each type; and how leadership strategies for managing transitions differ according to the type of change. The module will conclude with participants applying their learning to real-time workplace changes they face. \nAt the conclusion of this module\, participants will be able to: \n\n Identify the five kinds of systems thinking and the basic concept of collaborative leadership\nExamine the components/methodologies in a change process and the ways to lead others through change\n Identify the dynamics of change and the practical and emotional impact they have on people\, work environments\, and organizational goals\n Apply critical thinking models at the organizational (vs. clinical) level\n\n\n \nCore Pathway: Change Fundamentals  \nDate:  June 13\, 2019 \nTime and Location: 1300-1630\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St. \nThis module contains three related topics: a) change b) change management and c) change leadership. In the first part of this session\, through brief content inputs and experiential activities\, participants will explore and apply the nature of change and change terminology. The second part will explore the concepts of change management and how to do change. The last section will differentiate change management from change leadership and explore some of the myths surrounding change. Throughout the module participants will apply their learning to the real-time workplace changes they face. We will conclude with a reflection on your personal change strategy\, exploring resilience\, courage and barriers. \nAt the end of this module participants will be able to: \n\nDefine and differentiate between change\, change management and change leadership\n Examine the components/methodologies in a change process and the ways to lead others through change\n Identify the dynamics of change and the practical and emotional impact they have on people\, work environments\, and organizational goals\nHave a greater understanding of your personal experience of change and develop strategies to help you cope with change\n\n\n \nCore Pathway: Introduction to Leadership  \nDate: June 19\, 2019 \nTime and Location: 0830-1230\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St. \nIt’s a big move from being an individual contributor where you are responsible for your own work to a position such as supervisor or manager where you are responsible for a broader scope of work that is accomplished with and through others. Sometimes the move to management is made because you’ve been recognized as capable in your role as an individual and you have the ability to work well with others. Other times the move to management comes as part of a personal career plan. Either way\, working in a formal leadership role requires new ways of thinking and acting with others. \nThe aim of this module is to explore the similarities and differences between leadership and management and to support you in developing habits of learning from your experience that will help you improve your practice as a leader and manager. \nAt the conclusion of this module\, participants will be able to: \n\nIntegrate the knowledge and skills required to be a leader with the responsibilities of a manager.\nDemonstrate critical reflection on one’s own practice of leadership.\nUse a personal learning plan as a tool to reinforce the concepts of continuous learning and continuous improvement and development.\n\n \nCore Pathway: Personlity Styles \n\nDate: June 19 \nTime and Location: 1300-1630\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St. \nThis module examines the important role personality styles\, or psychological preferences\, play in personal leadership development (the Lead Self domain of the LEADS framework). A self-assessment personality tool will be required for this module\, such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®). Personality styles have been shown to impact a wide range of leadership behaviours\, including: decision-making\, problem solving\, stress tolerance\, communication\, and team dynamics. The first half of the module focuses on identifying the role perceptions play in creating assumptions and their relationship to personality type. \nThe second part of the module debriefs the participant’s self-assessment personality profile\, linking the results to their decision-making\, problem-solving and communication styles with the goal of creating greater adaptability for the new manager. \nAt the conclusion of Personality Styles\, participants will be able to: \n\nGain awareness of how personality style impacts personal perceptions and how one constructs assumptions;\nAssess individual behavioural preferences and how those preferences impact who you are as a leader (e.g.\, MBTI®);\nIdentify areas of strength and development and use this knowledge to construct a personal development plan\, and also as a lever to maximize performance; and\nDemonstrate greater awareness of individual approaches to leadership.\n\n\n \nCore Pathway: Teamwork and Collaboration  \nDate: July 10\, 2019 \nTime and Location: 0830-1230\, Central Presbyterian Church\, 1155 Thurlow Street\, Multi-Purpose Room \nThis module addresses team collaboration in service to patients\, either directly\, or serving internal functions or public-facing functions in non-clinical settings. The biggest customer service issue a new manager faces is how different programs/-departments handle a particular patient. This module introduces several strategies for enhancing cross-functional team collaboration. Four strategic approaches are presented: (1) optimizing member composition; (2) maximizing collaboration; (3) understanding team role balance; and (4) determining the organizational context. \nAt the conclusion of this module\, participants will be able to: \n\nDefine and identify the characteristics of cross-functional teams (CFT’s)\nUse the integrated team effectiveness model (ITEM) to identify areas for team improvement\nIdentify and employ strategies for improving team collaboration\nDescribe and implement concepts related to team balance\nIdentify issues teams are able to address\, and those that require leadership advocacy in the organizational context\n\n\n \nCore Pathway: Developing Others  \nDate: July 10\, 2019 \nTime and Location: 1300-1630\, Central Presbyterian Church\, 1155 Thurlow Street\, Multi-Purpose Room \nThis module complements the module Healthy Work Environment and its discussions on creating a healthy workplace culture. In this module the focus is on learning. We begin with a discussion of learning in the workplace and working with different generations of employees. The first part of this module enhances the leader’s awareness of ways to foster learning – of both individuals and teams – in the workplace. \nThe second topic is a more specific look at giving learning oriented feedback and builds on the transactional competencies of performance management that are covered in the Management Track workshops. \nAt the conclusion of Developing Others\, participants will be able to: \n\nUse team processes and dynamics to foster and sustain a healthy workplace focused on learning\nUnderstand different generational values in the workplace and their implications for learning\nDemonstrate skills of open\, honest\, respectful\, learning oriented feedback\nFoster a workplace culture where contributions are recognized and valued\n\n  \n\n“Confident\, capable leadership in everyone”
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/last-chance-for-2019-leadership-courses-7-courses-available-june-and-july/
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190610T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190610T190000
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SUMMARY:Physicians And Surgeons Association Annual General Meeting & MSA Quarterly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:LOCATION: Cullen Family Lecture Theatre Providence Level 1 Conference Centre\, SPH. Live Webinar Option and refreshments available for staff at MSJ Harvest Room B \n** Light Refreshments will be served at 4:30pm *\nPHC Physicians and Surgeons Association AGM\n5:00 – 5:30 pm\n AGM details and agenda> \nPlease RSVP your attendance to: pass@providencehealth.bc.ca \n  \nPHC Medical Staff Quarterly Meeting : 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm\n \nPlease click the links below to direct you to attachments/websites pertaining to the MSA Quarterly Meeting: \n1) MSA Quarterly March 4\, 2019 Minutes\n2) www.newsweek.com/best-hospitals-2019/canada \n3) www.slido.com
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/physicians-and-surgeons-association-annual-general-meeting-msa-quarterly-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Physician Voice
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190603T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190603T193000
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SUMMARY:UBC Department of Medicine Equity Committee
DESCRIPTION:UBC Department of Medicine Equity Committee \nDr. Janice Stein is the guest speaker at the department’s next Women in Medicine workshop series. She will speak on Leading Change: Good Talk to Engage Others.  \nLocation: DHCC 2263\nMonday\, June 3 from 6 to 7:30 pm\nA Webex link is available for those who wish to participate remotely. \nOpen to physicians at Providence with a UBC affiliation.\nRSVP: donna.combs@ubc.ca
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/ubc-department-of-medicine-equity-committee/
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190530T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190530T210000
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SUMMARY:Distinguished Speakers Dinner Series: BC's Digital Health Strategy
DESCRIPTION:BC’s Digital Health Strategy: What it Means to Providence Physicians\nJoin colleagues for an enlightening evening\, featuring dinner and an interactive panel discussion about BC’s provincial Digital Health Strategy. \nGoal: Collaborate with physicians\, provide advice and innovative ideas to create solutions\, and incorporate advice and recommendations into decisions to the maximum extent. \nLearn about the provincial Digital Health Strategy (DHS) \n\nConsider actions needed (now and over the next 12 months) through DHS to enable successful PHC initiatives & projects\nDefine how PHC physicians can leverage opportunities and support from the BC Digital Supercluster to implement ideas.\n◦ What needs to be improved within clinical areas?\n◦ What are the technical requirements?\n◦ What are PHC’s priorities?\nRoadmap: How will we get there?\nHear about the recently consolidated IMIT services and what it means for physicians.\nDiscuss how we can position ourselves in leading the Digital Health Strategy and leverage the opportunities from the BC Digital Supercluster.\n\nGuest Panelists\n\nDr. Douglas Kingsford – Chief Medical Information Officer\, Provincial Digital Health Initiative\nDr. Damian Claydon-Platt – Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO)\, IMITS\, VCH\, PHC\, and PHSA; Executive Leadership Team CCIO at CST\nDr. Eric Grafstein – Head of Emergency Medicine\, VCH/PHC/UBC; Chief Medical Information Officer\, VCH/PHC\nBrian Simmers – Chief Financial Officer\, PHC
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/distinguished-dinner-series-bcs-digital-health-strategy/
LOCATION:UBC Robson Square\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 3B7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190522T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190522T123000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20190403T212706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190501T222654Z
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SUMMARY:CORE Pathway: Resiliency
DESCRIPTION:CORE Pathway: Resiliency (seats available)\nMay 22\, 2019 (08:30AM – 12:30PM\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St.) \nThe modern work environment is both fast paced and varied. Finding ways to cope with the rate and pace of change can be hard. This course is designed to explore and practice various ways to develop resiliency and aid participants in bouncing back. \nBy the end of this course you will be able to: \n\nDefine the term resilience and how it develops over time\nOutline the 5 C’s of resilient coping\nExplore how to develop resiliency\nDescribe ways to maintain resiliency in the work environment\n\nRegistration is accessible online through the Learning Hub at: http://learninghub.phsa.ca/Learner/Home \nMore info: kdurham@providencehealth.bc.ca
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/core-pathway_resiliency/
LOCATION:Coquihalla Room\, 2nd fl.\, 1190 Hornby St. Vancouver\, BC V6Z 2K5
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190424
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190428
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20181130T020211Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190505T154511Z
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SUMMARY:Canadian Conference on Physician Leadership
DESCRIPTION:Diversity\, Inclusion & Engagement: The Leadership Challenge\nApril 26-27\, 2019 with Pre-conference courses: Apr 24-25 \n\n\nPHC Physicians\, please note! \nGet tuition and travel expenses covered by SSC scholarship fund. Before you register for the conference\, Before you register for the conference\, submit funding application (download here) for processing to: rcarere@providencehealth.bc.ca\n\nJOIN PHC COLLEAGUES!There is still time to register! So far\, 13 PHC Physicians have applied for and received scholarship funding. We will be organizing a dinner meeting in Montreal for PHC physicians to share learnings. \n \nSee details at Conference website > \nThe CCPL is a unique conference designed for forward-thinking physician leaders. No other conference will allow you to meet\, discuss\, and disagree with like-minded colleagues. The CCPL is known for making connections among physician leaders who have similar concerns in their urban\, rural\, or remote areas of practice. \nLet us educate\, inform\, and in some cases entertain you. We seek out top-notch\, appropriate presenters and speakers – many of whom are also physician leaders – who will not disappoint. \nIn face-to-face discussions with colleagues and international experts\, you’ll have the opportunity to: \n\nEnhance personal self-management and leadership skills\nAcquire tools to adequately demonstrate openness of health care systems to welcome gender and sexual diversity among your colleagues and patients]\nDefine the main barriers and challenges for women leaders in medicine\nDescribe a plan to enhance your ability to prepare a negotiation\nExamine how a quality management framework enables teams to make real and meaningful improvements in quality and safety\nDemonstrate how to manage generational differences\nIdentify strategies that will enhance the recruitment\, selection\, support\, retention and promotion of diverse health professionals\nDemonstrate ongoing commitment to physician leadership\n\nWhy you should attend? \n\nTo acquire skills to help you achieve your goals\nNetwork and learn with and from peers\nAcquire practical skills to help you lead yourself and others\n\nInformation and registration >
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/canadian-conference-on-physician-leadership/
LOCATION:Montreal
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190417T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190417T163000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20190403T191741Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190501T222419Z
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SUMMARY:Clear Leadership (PHC)
DESCRIPTION:CLEAR LEADERSHIP PHC (seats available)\nApril 17 & 18\, and May 15 & 16\, 2019 (08:30AM – 16:30PM\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St.) \nThis program develops leaders who will have the skill to prevent problem patterns from occurring. It will also transform those problem patterns that have already been created into strengthened relationships that can withstand future challenges. \nThis 4-day workshop will start from April 17. Leaders will be provided with skills to handle the tough issues that block collaboration & accountability. \n\nThe skills required to sustain partnership and collaboration\nThe skills required for leading learning in the midst of performing\nThe skills of self-differentiation\n\nRegistration is accessible online through the Learning Hub at:http://learninghub.phsa.ca/Learner/Home \nMore info: kdurham@providencehealth.bc.ca
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/clear_leadership/2019-04-17/
LOCATION:Coquihalla Room\, 1190 Hornby St. Vancouver\, BC V6Z 2K5
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190410T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190410T123000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20190403T190250Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190412T183545Z
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SUMMARY:CORE Pathway: Health Work Environments
DESCRIPTION:CORE Pathway: Healthy Work Environments (seats available)\nApril 10\, 2019 (08:30AM – 12:30PM\, Coquihalla Room\, 2nd floor\, 1190 Hornby St.) \nThis module is based on building positive workplace relationships and creating a safe and health organization through engagement of employees and stakeholders. \nAt the conclusion of HWE\, participants will be able to: \n\nApply the tools and techniques to build trust and to take people’s differences into account when creating a new team or rejuvenating an established team\nUse the necessary team processes and dynamics that must be in place to foster and sustain a respectful workplace\, and demonstrate appropriate use\nCreate an environment of safety for review of mistakes where learning is the norm\nEngage others in the creation of a healthy workplace\n\nRegistration is accessible online through the Learning Hub at: http://learninghub.phsa.ca/Learner/Home \nMore info: kdurham@providencehealth.bc.ca
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/core-pathway_health-work-environments/
LOCATION:Coquihalla Room\, 1190 Hornby St. Vancouver\, BC V6Z 2K5
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190319T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190319T150000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20190317T174836Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190317T183447Z
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SUMMARY:CST (Cerner) Information Event\, March 19
DESCRIPTION:Want to learn more about The Clinical and Systems Transformation (CST) (also known as the Cerner patient information system) as it the ramps up at Providence? \nThis all-staff event will update you with: \n\n\n\nNews\nWhat CST means for you\nCurrent implementation timeline\nClinical Informatics Specialist who will support you\nFirst-hand Go-Live experiences from Lions Gate.\nA Question & Answer with a panel / experiences from Lions Gate.\n\n\n\nHosted by \n\n\n\nLeanne Heppell\, Chief Operating Officer Acute Care and Chief of Professional\nPractice and Nursing\nDr. Charles Lo\, Senior Medical Director for CST Implementation\, PHC\nGrant McCullough\, Corporate Director CST\, PHC\n\n\n\nHow to join \n\nIn person at SPH: Cullen Family Lecture Theatre\, SPH\nFrom MSJ: Live feed from Harvest Room B\, MSJ.\nLIVE WEBCAST http://meet.vc.ubc.ca (in Google Chrome) and enter the 5-digit ID: 3030\nA recording of the webcast will also be available after the event.\n\nFor more information about the event: PHC-CST@providencehealth.bc.ca.
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/cst-cerner-all-staff-event/
CATEGORIES:CST
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190304T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20190304T190000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20190201T221742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190311T042624Z
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SUMMARY:Med Staff Quarterly - St. Paul's\, PHC 7-Year Plan
DESCRIPTION:MEDICAL STAFF QUARTERLY\nMon. March 4\, 5:30 – 7:00pm  \n(Food starts at 5:00)\n\n  \nLEARN\, ASK\, VOTE!\nWhat’s in store for physicians at Providence?\n\nSt. Paul’s Redevelopment.\nIt’s happening!  What’s next for physicians and patient care?\nProvidence 7-year Plan.\nHow are physician priorities shaping PHC’s roadmap to 2026?\nPHC Physician Voice.\nHow is physician facility engagement influencing PHC plans?\nMedical staff leadership.\nElections: who should represent your voice?\n\nAgenda March 4 MSA  (PDF Download)>\n3 WAYS TO ATTEND\n\n\nST PAUL’S: Cullen Family Lecture Theatre\, Providence Level 1  (Food starts at 5:00)\nMOUNT SAINT JOSEPH: Harvest Room A&B\, via video conference (Food starts at 5:00)\nDIAL IN: 1-844-521-0666 – code 30301#  (Support during the conference: pass@providencehealth.bc.ca)\n\n  \nMEDICAL STAFF NOMINEES\n\n\nThe candidates below have been nominated for election to the Medical Staff Executive for a two-year term.\nAdditional nominations from the floor will also be accepted at the March 4 MSA meeting.\nOnly Active Medical Staff present at the meeting are entitled to vote.\nThere are two vacancies and the election outcomes shall be determined by the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes.\n\nClick here to see Medical Staff Nominees – March 2019\nDr. Bobby Lee\, Anesthesia – Nominated by: Dr. Tracy Scott  \nI graduated from Queen’s Medicine in 1997 after which I started my anesthesia residency at UBC. During my residency\, I took a year away to work as a GP/anesthetist in Yellowknife\, NT. After completing my residency\, I completed a cardiac anesthesia fellowship in Toronto and then joined the Department of Anesthesiology at St. Paul’s in 2006. Currently\, I serve as the Head of UBC Cardiac Anesthesia in addition to being the lead for Cardiac Anesthesia at SPH. With these roles\, I have considered it essential to build bridges of communication between various groups in order to reach long term outcomes to which people feel they have contributed. Given the imminent changes of CST coming online as well as the strategic planning for the anticipated re-development\, I hope to represent the importance and scope of the physician perspective. \nDr. Victor Leung\, Infectious Disease & Medical Microbiologist – Nominated by Dr. Darra Murphy  \nVictor Leung has worked at PHC since 2011 as an Infectious Diseases consultant and Medical Microbiologist. He established the Antimicrobial Stewardship Program in 2013 and became the Medical Director of Infection Prevention and Control in 2015. From 2014-2017\, he was a member of the Medical Staff Executive Committee. This valuable learning experience provided the opportunity for him to help advance the physician Facility Engagement initiative at PHC. He is currently on the Board of Directors for the PHC Physicians and Surgeons Association. \nHaving experienced the great potential of collaborative influence among diversely talented physicians at PHC\, he would like to continue this work through leadership in the MSA. His goal is to further work on activities and strategies to advocate for the PHC medical staff community. He will focus on issues relevant to all medical staff. \nDr. Sarvee Moosavi\, Gastroenterology – Nominated by Dr. Nora Cummins  \nDr Sarvee Moosavi is a PHC gastroenterologist with specialized training in motility and functional GI disorders\, after completing her degree at various universities\, including UBC\, McGill University\, University of Calgary and Cedars- Sinai in LA. She is currently working to set up the GI motility lab in the \nVancouver lower mainland at St. Paul’s hospital that would serve nearly 3 million patients\, as the only motility centre in this area. \nShe has been involved in various teaching opportunities to medical students and residents. She has participated as a faculty presenter in accredited programs\, including the annual BC Gastroenterology forum and the grand rounds on testing modalities in the evaluation of GI motility disorders. She is the only gastroenterologist at MSJ\, providing GI consults\, acute GI bleed support\, diagnostic work up\, and rapid access GI clinic. Given her role in both MSJ and SPH GI programs\, she would be an asset to be involved in further discussions of MSJ as part of Providence. \nDr. Julia Raudzus\, Psychiatry – Nominated by Dr. Jani Laramee  \nDr. Julia Raudzus is a psychiatrist and she has been on staff at St. Paul’s Hospital since 2009. Julia has been the medical director of the Provincial Adult Eating Disorder Program since 2010 and the physician lead for the psychiatry consult liaison service since 2016. More recently Julia has also taken on the role of adult division head for the Department of Psychiatry. Julia is a clinical assistant professor with UBC. \nJulia is a graduate of the Sauder Physician Leadership course and she is member of the SPH Governance Subcommittee. Julia has a strong interest in improving health care team communication and she was recently awarded a physician engagement grant to work on this topic. \nDr. Amin Sajan\, Emergency Medicine – Nominated by Dr. Nora Cummins  \nI have been a member of the medical staff at Providence Healthcare since graduating from medical school in 1995; first as a resident and then as a staff physician in the Emergency Department. This stretch was broken only by two stints working abroad: once in Saudi Arabia and most recently in the UAE. Having just returned to Vancouver a few months ago\, I have noticed how much more engaged physicians are within our organization and the increasing influence physicians have on strategy undertaken by senior leadership towards fulfilling our shared desired outcomes. In my last role\, I experienced my first exposure to management as the Operations Lead for the Emergency Department. One of our key achievements during this time was to significantly expand the department from 60 to 103 beds and decrease the rate of less than 48 hour admissions by 47%. This new role demanded a skill set that I quickly realized was not within my comfort zone\, prompting a return to the classroom to obtain an MBA. I hope to apply these skills with enthusiasm while pursuing greater involvement within our organization at a time when the culture of physician engagement is so robust. \n \nQuestions: PASS@providencehealth.bc.ca \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/medical-staff-quarterly-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Physician Voice
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190215
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190216
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20181130T021139Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181130T021314Z
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SUMMARY:Optimizing Communication for Excellence
DESCRIPTION:UBC Continuing Professional Development \nTune up your communications skills – a key competency for physicians. Many medical errors and conflicts are driven by insufficient or neglected communication skills. \nPhysicians can apply to have the course fee of $475 covered through the SSC scholarship funding here.> \nDr Tracy Scott was involved in developing this course. \nCommunication | UBC CPD \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/optimizing-communication-for-excellence/
LOCATION:UBC Communications\, City Square\, East Tower\, Suite 200\, 555 W 12th Ave.\, Vancouver\, BC\, V5Z 3X7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181214T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181214T130000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20180210T201525Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181129T194250Z
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SUMMARY:Social Noon Round
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the SPH Medical Staff Lounge for lunch. \nGet to know colleagues and catch up with friends at PHC. No presentations.  Complimentary lunch. \nAll medical staff welcome! \nRSVP please: pass@providencehealth.bc.ca
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/socialnoonround/
CATEGORIES:Dinners & Inspiration
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181205T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181205T163000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20181130T012546Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181130T013114Z
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SUMMARY:Leading at Providence
DESCRIPTION:Reframing for Results: Make better decisions by using a high-level framework for organization analysis.  Identify opportunities and barriers to implementing management strategies by analyzing organizational issues through the human resources\, symbolic\, structural and political organizational frames.  Define and describe their leadership orientation toward human resources\, symbolic\, structural and political organizational frames\n \n\nDate:  December 5\, 2018\nTime and Location: 1300-1630\,\n#302 – 1080 Howe St.\, Vancouver\n\nRegister online through the Learning Hub at: http://learninghub.phsa.ca/Learner/Home \nYou can find more information via the PHC Change Initiatives website at: \nhttp://phc-connect/programs/leading/pages/default.aspx \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/leading-at-providence/
LOCATION:PHC\, #302 – 1080 Howe St.\, Vancouver\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181122T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181122T213000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
CREATED:20181103T012413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181125T184007Z
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SUMMARY:Physicians: join us to build our future
DESCRIPTION:Physicians: What’s important to you?\nPHC is creating its 7-year strategic plan to guide our decisions and priorities in the future. \nWe need YOUR voice to get it right. \n“Building our Future”\nJoin physician colleagues for an opportunity to discuss your priorities and influence the strategic plan. \nWhere:  Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver \nPayments for two hours of sessional time available. \n Register
URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/building-our-future-together-our-pursuit-of-world-class/
LOCATION:Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver\, 845 Burrard Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Physician Voice
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181012T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20181012T170000
DTSTAMP:20260407T072955
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LAST-MODIFIED:20181009T002135Z
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SUMMARY:Leadership Training
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URL:https://www.phcmedstaff.ca/event/leadership-training/
LOCATION:SPH Cullen Family Lecture Theatre\, Providence Level 1\, 1081 Burrard Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 1Y6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Leadership
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