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New commentary by Dr Estabrooks: Engagement-Capable Environments – No Less Challenging than other Large System Changes
Published in HealthcarePapers Volume 17, Issue 2: Experience of Care as a Critical Component of Health System Performance Measurement: Recommendations for Moving Forward
Abstract
Kuluski et al.'s (2017) argument for including a more advanced form of health system performance management centred on "the experience of care," raises the major challenge of creating and sustaining engagement-capable environments. Here I briefly address frameworks that may be useful in meeting this challenge – Complex Adaptive Systems, Innovation Diffusion, Whole System Change. I also offer a personal perspective drawn from a successful citizen engagement experience, concluding…
TREC in the media: "Baby boom, dementia explosion" - Winnipeg Free Press
Article published in the Winnipeg Free Press on how the province of Manitoba is tackling the rise of dementia profiles our SCOPE study.
Baby boom, dementia explosion
By: Carol Sanders
An estimated 22,500 Manitobans have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia and that number is growing at an alarming rate, owing to the post-Second World War baby boom.
By 2038, the number is expected to be more than 40,000. And the growing number will be accompanied by soaring costs, says community…
We met with our investigators, decision makers, citizen advisory committee members, trainees, and staff in Edmonton on February 22 and 23
We met with our investigators, decision makers, citizen advisory committee members, trainees, and staff in Edmonton on February 22 and 23. We discussed the future of TREC including the new and exciting directions we are taking. We also talked about more fruitful ways of engaging our decision makers from the long term care sector and our citizen advisory committee members.
Our citizen engagement committee was awarded CIHR's Patient-Oriented Research Collaboration Grant
We are extremely excited to announce that our citizen engagement committee has secured funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research's Patient-Oriented Research Collaboration Grant. This grant (ranked #1!) enables us to move forward on areas of collaboration identified by the committee as high priority. Planned activities in this grant include team training on citizen engagement and a priority setting exercise with VOICES members and our decision maker stakeholders. The grant enables…
It is our distinct pleasure to pass on the news that Dr. Dorothy Pringle is the 2018 Distinguished Professor of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS), "...in recognition of her achievements and commitment to improving health that have been truly extraordinary."
Dr Dorothy Pringle is the Chair of TREC's International Scientific Advisory Committee.
March 9, 12PM - 1PM, Edmonton Clinic Health Academy 5-001
March 9, 12PM - 1PM, Edmonton Clinic Health Academy 5-001
Pragmatism in clinical trials: Exploring the challenges and opportunities with pragmatic clinical trials
by Dr Lawrence Richer, MD
Director, Northern Alberta Clinical Trials and Research Centre
Associate Dean, Clinical and Translational Research
Associate Director, Women and Children's Health Research Institute
Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Neurology, University of Alberta
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