Graduate students and post-doctoral fellows are invited to attend a trainee session with Dr. Robert Reid on patient-centred care, primary care delivery, and knowledge translation. Trainees will have the opportunity to share their work and receive feedback and guidance from Dr. Reid, Centre faculty and other attendees.
Dr. Reid is a senior investigator at Group Health Research Institute and medical director of research translation at Group Health Cooperative. Dr. Reid is a primary care physician with master’s training in public health and doctoral training in health policy and management. His research interests revolve around primary care organization and design, as well as the translation of preventive care research into day-to-day clinical practice.
When is it?
November 6, 2014
9:00AM – 10:30AM
Light snacks will be provided
Where is it?
C2E2 at Vancouver General Hospital
Room 700, 828 West 10th Avenue, Vancouver
How to apply to have your work discussed?
Limited space is available, and if you wish to have your work discussed please submit a short abstract (max. 200 words) to Logan Trenaman [trenaman (at) alumni (dot) ubc (dot) ca] by October 15. Three abstracts will be selected for presentation and discussion.
Interested in learning more about this topic?
If you do not wish to present, but would like to attend the session, please RSVP to Logan prior to November 1. In addition, you are encouraged to attend the C2E2 Annual Lecture (Nov 6 at 3pm, VGH Paetzold Lecture hall). Please RSVP for the Annual Lecture at www.C2E2.ca.
Value — neither an abstract ideal nor a code word for cost reduction — should define the framework for performance improvement in health care. Rigorous, disciplined measurement and improvement of value is the best way to drive system progress. Yet value in health care remains largely unmeasured and misunderstood.
