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How are we evaluating the impacts of change?

Are we monitoring the impact of program redesigns on client outcomes? How can we standardize our use of best practices? Why must nurses wear masks even when patients ask them not to? Vivian and Laura answer.

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Don’t forget to register for our All-Staff Forum!

More than 150 people have already registered for Vancouver’s All-Staff Forum on Monday, April 7. Reserve your seat or webcast connection by registering with CCRS today!

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VGH changes: Gail Allison seconded, Nasira Lakha interim PSM at BPTU

While Gail Allison fulfills the role of director, VA Client Relations & Risk Management, on a secondment, Nasira Lakha will serve as patient services manager for the Burns, Plastics, and Trauma unit at VGH.

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A little volunteer time brings joy and laughter

During National Volunteer Week, April 6 to 12, 2014, we salute one of our many outstanding volunteers. Meet Mantavya, who shares his favourite memory about sharing a laugh with a client.

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Is VGH prepared for an earthquake?

Do you think VGH is prepared for an earthquake? That is the question Royal Roads masters student Deanna Sykes is hoping to answer – with your help. (You could win an iPad mini!)

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New Primary Care service re-focuses on the city’s most vulnerable

We are changing Urban Primary Care in Vancouver Community to better serve the complex needs of our most vulnerable populations.

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We’re heartened by your feedback

Vivian and Laura thank everyone for their feedback on January’s Vancouver All-Staff Forum. According to you, they’re getting better at answering your questions — and they’ll get even better yet.

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Capturing their vision

George Pearson residents team up with Langara students for impressive photography exhibition.

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Adult Metabolic Clinic celebrates 15 years!

The Adult Metabolic Clinic at VGH is celebrating 15 years of caring for patients with inborn errors of metabolism.

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Trading places at UBC Hospital

When a health care worker becomes a patient, the experience is anxiety-provoking and humbling. But thanks to a UBCH team, this is one patient who’s also very grateful.

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