Kathryn Hayward MurraySenior Vice-President Patient Care Services, Chief Nursing

Executive, Trillium Health Partners; Mississauga,

Ontario CAPHC Board of Directors

Harnessing Our Strengths: A Shared Vision for Child and Youth Healthcare

CAPHC Temperature Check October 25, 2016 | 8:30 – 10:00 am

Dr. Maureen O'DonnellExecutive Director,

Child Health BC; Vancouver British

ColumbiaCAPHC Board of Directors

CAPHC’s Temperature Check is an opportunity to “check in” with our member organizations and partners

To report on our national programs & collaborative opportunities

To talk about priorities and challenges confronting many child and youth healthcare organizations across the country

To explore new collaborative opportunities based on common goals and objectives of like organizations providing essential child and youth healthcare services across the continuum of care.

Continuing Our Tradition…

Canadian Advocacy on Child

Health

Partner with other organizations to contribute to shared national child health

advocacy issues

Canadian Awareness on Child Health Services Issues

Create and lead advocacy initiatives that address high priority issues related to the

delivery of health care services to children and youth

Be the Voice

Temperature Check 2015

What you told us at the 2015 Temperature Check…

Consensus for a single patient safety advocacy priority area that CAPHC is well-positioned to lead

An overarching Patient Safety Culture throughout the continuum of child and

youth healthcare - Supporting an inter-professional collaborative approach

Integrating Family-centred care

Sharing of best practices between front-line teams and leadership to

dismantle hierarchical barriers

Spanning all levels of care, urban, rural and remote services; patient/client

handover between facilities including transition from paediatric to adult

services; and

Establishing safe disclosure practices to promote patient safety quality

improvement initiatives and optimize patient outcomes.

Working in partnership with the Canadian Patient Safety Institute (CPSI) - Bringing the voice of children and youth to CPSI’s National Patient Safety Consortium ( as a partner organization)

Commencing September 2016, CAPHC’s former Patient Safety Collaborative will now become a part of CAPHC Knowledge Translation Platform, bringing a greater focus on patient safety to a greater audience through CAPHC’s national webinar program “CAPHC Presents”

CAPHC’s October 23, 2016 - National Patient Safety Symposium: “Solutions Without Borders: Bringing Solutions for Patient Safety to Canada”

Goal- To explore potential opportunities for a Canadian Solutions for Patient Safety National Network

will

What Have We Done…

Major Child Health Service Change

Projects

Complete the identified high priority projects

(often spanning multiple years) that will

change how child health services are delivered nationally

Make a Difference

Focus of Temperature Check 2016

Sharing Service Delivery Best

Practices

Provide opportunities for members to share best practices and

experiences in service delivery to children and

youth

Measuring and Improving

Performance

Use analytics, data, and performance measurements to

improve child health

Major Service Change Projects/Sharing Best Practices

Interfacility Transport of Critically Ill Neonatal, Paediatric and

Maternal Patients; Ref: Accreditation Canada Qmentum,

Standards, Interfacility Transport – for surveys starting after:

January 01, 2017;

Inhaled Nitric Oxide Guidelines in Neonatal and Paediatric

Populations;

Transition from Paediatric to Adult Healthcare;

Managing Acute Procedural Pain;

Paediatric Sepsis (Screening Tool);

Management of Medically Complex Children and Youth.

Advancing Paediatric Empirical Decision Support and National Benchmarking – Across the continuum of care - CAPHC – Canadian Paediatric Decision Support Network (CPDSN);

2016 Highlights:

Successful launch of the CAPHC – CPDSN Home Page

within the CIHI Portal and CAPHC’s Knowledge Exchange

Network

Complimentary Information Consumer seats for all CAPHC –

CPDSN members

Paediatric Dashboards - Surgical Wait Times; Paediatric

Emergency Department Indicators and Mental Health

Measuring & Improving Performance

Question

1. How have you linked in with CAPH-C or used the many

enablers (ex. COPs, KEN, guidelines, CP DSN) to drive an

outcome in paediatric healthcare in your organization?

Question

2. What topics or recommendations do you have for how we

could use our framework to drive major change in how

paediatric health care is delivered locally and/or nationally?

Major Child Health Service Change

Projects

Complete the identified high priority projects (often

spanning multiple years) that will change how child health services are delivered nationally

Make a Difference

Sharing Service Delivery Best

Practices

Provide opportunities for members to share best

practices and experiences in service delivery to children

and youth

Measuring and Improving

Performance

Use analytics, data, and performance measurements to

improve child health

Together, we can make a difference!