Quality in action in a networked system
This interactive conference aims to introduce promising initiatives in Québec and elsewhere, and explore how to meet the challenges involved in defining, measuring and achieving quality in networked systems.
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Engaging patients in clinical research
The 2016 research symposium of the MUHC-ISAI will introduce internationally-acclaimed initiatives that are narrowing the distance between patient and researcher, and will hear from Quebec government, research, patient and industry leaders about how organizations are engaging patients in the research enterprise and what they see for the future.
Partnering with patients to improve care: Essential skills and strategies
This conference is designed to equip you with the skills and motivation required to take action and partner with patients to improve care. It will look at how patient engagement in health care has evolved, where it is heading and what it contributes to the innovative capacity of healthcare organizations. Best practices in patient recruitment and training, tools to evaluate engagement efforts, and innovative partnership methods will be presented. The healthcare community will discover resources and models to help initiate or further their own efforts, and healthcare leaders will discuss next steps they must take to support the spread of patient partnership.
Volunteers, Donors, Advisors, Leaders: Community Engagement In Health Care
The 6th annual conference of the MUHC-ISAI examined the different threads of community engagement, see where the challenges and opportunities lay, and explore how they reinforce each other to assure strong viable healthcare institutions that respond to community needs and expectations.
Patient Engagement: What is it? Why does it matter? How is it done?
The 7th annual conference of the MUHC-ISAI took place on October 2 and 3, 2014, in Montreal. Clinicians, patients, clinicians, manager and policymakers explored current manifestations of patient engagement and how they are changing health care processes and outcomes.
Where does the MUHC fit in the global healthcare system?
In 2012, Normand Rinfret delivered the MUHC-ISAI Director General’s lecture, looking at the MUHC’s role in international research and global health
Using Globalization Strategically to Expand Knowledge, Seize Healthcare Opportunities and Improve Care
The 2012 conference of the MUHC-ISAI examined what globalization means for health care capacity at home and abroad and explored new possibilities and concerns.
Expanding global activities in healthcare delivery: Opportunities, risks and policy challenges
In Fall 2012, the MUHC’s Michael Churchill-Smith chaired the MUHC-ISAI roundtable discussion to look at how globalization is changing the world of health care and what policy challenges arise from these developments.
The scope of Medicare: What makes sense today?
The 2011 annual conference of the MUHC-ISAI looked at economic challenges to health care, the tenets of the Canada Health Act, and expectations of the renewed Health Accord. British and Dutch speakers presented the evolution of healthcare systems in their countries.
Medicines, Long-term Care and Home Care: The Impact of Keeping Them Out of the Medicare Model
En 2011, Philippe Couillard a présidé la table ronde de l’IASI-CUSM, qui examinait les soins de santé qui ne sont pas présentement couverts par l’assurance maladie et les répercussions que cela entraîne sur la capacité d’améliorer du système.
