February 21-23, the BC Patient Safety & Quality Council is hosting its annual Quality Forum. The three-day conference allocates the first day to full-day sessions that “dive deep” into timely topics, as well as an evening Health Talks event.
IMAGINE Citizens is recruiting 25 Albertans to be part of a dialogue process. Participants will learn about, analyze, and make recommendations about how healthcare is delivered in our communities. To learn more, visit their website:
Session 6 - Closing the Gap: Knowledge Translation and Patient Oriented Research Wednesday, October 5, 2016 - 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. This free event is hosted by the Career Development Platform of the Alberta SPOR SUPPOR Unit, with Guest
Canadian Patient Safety Week (CPSW) will be held on October 24 to 28 this year. Registration is now open, click here. CPSW is a time to highlight and celebrate the work being done across Canada in patient safety. It is a national, annual
The University of Calgary is offering two workshops. The first is an introductory level workshop that focuses on basic statistical concepts and methods, and the other has an emphasis on how to systematically and critically appraise statistical
This document captures the activities and accomplishments of the HQCA in 2014-15. “Listening is at the core of everything we do. We are committed to health system quality and patient safety, and listening is foundational to every aspect of our
Canadian Patient Safety Week (CPSW) 2015 will take place October 26-30, 2015. CPSW and Canada’s Virtual Forum aim to share information about best practices in patient safety with healthcare professionals, patients, and their families
Clean hands save lives – and STOP! Clean Your Hands Day is one way you can demonstrate your commitment to clean hands. The national event is hosted by the Canadian Patient Safety Institute and will take place on Tuesday, May 5. This year’s
Sign-up to receive your fresh copy of HQCA’s Quality Connection quarterly newsletter – featuring our latest activities and upcoming initiatives. Check out our spring 2015 issue here for news about our Board Chair, two successful education
This document captures the activities and accomplishments of the HQCA in 2013-14. “The work of the HQCA is not always an easy picture to paint, and so I hope this publication effectively illustrates who we are and how we work, and the