Welcome to Facility Engagement
Facility Engagement is critical in providing good quality patient care. Everyone is now collaborating around quality goals and successfully managing important changes. — Dustin Spratt, Manager of ER, CCU, ICU, Campbell River & Comox Valley
This is an exercise in relationships; setting a foundation that allows us to grow as an organization, as people, as a team, as partners in care. — Dr. Harsh Hundal, Executive Medical Director for Interior Health Physician Engagement
What is changing? Being able to be transparent with each other from a health administration as well as a physician perspective… And having great communication in a respectful environment. — Dr. Aryn Khan, Vanderhoof
Across BC: Stories
 | ProvincialFacility Engagement in Action: 2016-2020 |
 | Fraser HealthMaintaining physician wellness during Covid-19 and beyond |
 | Interior HealthFrom the ER: Love is Also Contagious |
 | Island HealthCultural Connections: Collaborating for Healing in Health Care |
 | Northern HealthImproving food quality results in cost savings, happier patients |
 | Providence Health CareTaking engagement and leadership to the next level |
 | Provincial Health Services AuthorityPandemic validates engagement process for system improvements |
 | Vancouver Coastal HealthVancouver MSA defines meaningful physician engagement |
News and Updates
Doctors are working hard to provide the best care for their patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. These unprecedented times add stress and anxiety to physicians and frontline workers who may already feel burned out.
“I think most of us are just feeling tired,” shares Dr Laura Kelly, department head of Emergency Medicine at Ridge Meadows Hospital. “I'm seeing a fair amount of covert fatigue not just in doctors, but in all health care workers. A lot of people are exhausted.”
Watch: Why Facility Engagement?