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Heritage Hall, 3102 Main Street, Vancouver. Thursday, November 21 from 12-8 p.m.

The RT2C program at Richmond and Squamish General Hospitals recently won a B.C. Quality Award in the “Getting Better” category for improving the reliability, safety and efficiency of care for patients.

Using a new protocol — ERAS — for colorectal surgery patients, we’re enhancing the patient’s journey and building stronger ties among staff.

Recognition that is. It’s one of the questions on the People First Survey and something that VCH is committed to improving.

More than 360 (and counting) staff and physicians participated in Vancouver’s All-Staff Forum. Staff input shaped the agenda and staff questions made for a lively discussion about our budget challenge, safety and more.

Chantal Kreviazuk brought cheer to hospital patients the day before she performed at Richmond Hospital Foundation’s Starlight Gala. The sold-out event raised a record-breaking $460,000

Physicians and staff are weighing in on the design of the new Joseph & Rosalie Segal Family Health Centre. Their input is making a difference for patients, clients and colleagues.

If we’re in debt, how do we pay it back? How is the 37.5-hour work week treating staff with dignity and respect? Can we earn more parking revenue? Vivian and Laura answer these and other questions.

Staff tasked with reviewing policies say the new process and support has made a big difference.

To prevent hospital-acquired infections like CDI, the VGH ICU team rolled up their sleeves and decluttered. As a result, they’ve cleaned up in more ways than one.