Panel: Bringing Indigenous-Inspired Co-Design to Your Organization
Bringing Indigenous-Inspired Co-Design to Your Organization
Panel Recording | 60 mins | English
How can Indigenous culture and values inspire continuous quality improvement and systems transformation?
Inspiration is everywhere. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) redesigned their previously linear accreditation model to one based around the Circle of Life – a holistic, continuous process from pre-natal to end of life that highlights interdependencies throughout the health system during the four-year accreditation cycle.
In June 2019 at the National Health Leadership Conference, Scott Livingstone (CEO, SHA), Andre Letendre (Cultural Advisor, SHA) and two Patient Advisors (SHA) shared their first-hand accounts, challenges and lessons learned from reshaping their quality improvement and service delivery as part of a larger systems transformation.
Use this workshop as inspiration to identify gaps and opportunities in your organization or health system on your journey towards people-centered care.
Speakers:
Asmita Gillani – Accreditation Canada
Scott Livingstone – Saskatchewan Health Authority
Heather Thiessen – Saskatchewan Health Authority
Brenda Andreas (Patient Advisor) – Saskatchewan Health Authority
Andre Letendre (Cultural Advisor) – Saskatchewan Health Authority
Note: The opinions expressed during this session are those of the presenters and are not the opinions of Health Standards Organization, Accreditation Canada or any of its affiliates, and should not be construed as providing any medical or healthcare advice.