Lead: Rick Sawatzky
Advisor: Lena Cuthbertson
The Patient-Centred Measurement Methods Cluster aims to understand what matters most to patients by collecting information on their experiences and outcomes. Through collecting, reporting and incorporating these metrics into research and services, patients and families are able to have an impact on the quality of care that they receive.
Consulting with researchers, policy makers, and practitioners, this Cluster:
Browse the priorities and projects below, use the interactive diagram to the right, or watch a presentation on them by cluster leads Rick and Lena.
Browse the priorities and projects below, or watch a presentation on them by cluster leads Rick and Lena.
Lead
Rick Sawatzky
Advisor
Lena Cuthbertson
Lead
Rick Sawatzky
Advisor
Lena Cuthbertson
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The goal of this study is to co-create study questions that can capture Indigenous people’s lived experiences of respect and cultural safety versus disrespect, discrimination, and/or mistreatment, when interacting with the health care system in British Columbia during the childbearing cycle.
A Practitioner’s Guide to the Conceptualization, Impact of, and Adjustment for Unit Nonresponse
Dr. Pamela Woitschach and Professor Bruno Zumbo created a three-part webinar discussing survey nonresponse.
The three parts are:
What are experiences of healthcare providers in applying patient-centered measures in care? What can decision makers do to help? Our study developed a resource guide to answer these questions.
In this webinar, hear about our guide, as well as the providers’ barriers and facilitators to implementation we discovered along the way.
Presented by: Angela Wolff & Andrea Dresselhuis
Moderator: Rick Sawatzky
Patients are often asked to complete surveys about their health and care preferences.
But, how can we meaningfully integrate these data into care?
In this webinar, team members Selena Davis and Marcy Antonio from the project, “Advancing the Science of Patient-Centred Measurement in Team-Based Care,” will present new methods to encourage data sharing between patients and their care team—and, explore ways that this can make a patient’s care more patient-centred.
This webinar has been cancelled. However, similar webinars were previously presented by each project, and have been added to their respective project pages:
Jae-Yung Kwon RN, PhD presented a webinar on the research he conducted during his post-doctoral fellowship, supervised by Methods Clusters lead Rick Sawatsky and advisor Lena Cuthbertson.
Dr. Kwon presents results of his comparative analysis of both PROMs using BC OPCM survey data, linked with administrative health data.
The learning objectives of this webinar are to:
