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Patricia Sullivan-Taylor1, Rachel Frohlich2, Anita Singh3
1Strategic Advisor at Health Quality Ontario, where she directed the strategy, design and implementation of projects related to governance, patient relations, performance measurement and reporting. She is currently Executive Lead, Policy and Partner Engagement at Accreditation Canada.
Abstract:
Effective patient relations are important to improve patient experience and deliver better care. Policy and legislative changes in Ontario have increased accountabilities for patient relations and expanded Health Quality Ontario (HQO)'s mandate. In response, HQO collaborated with patients, health sector organizations, associations and the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to co-design a patient relations measurement and reporting approach. Informed by an environmental scan, broad consultations, a multi-sector survey and a provincial advisory group, the approach includes standardized patient relations indicators to support measurement and public reporting across the hospital, home and long-term care sectors. Pilot testing with 29 sites across three sectors will inform province-wide implementation.
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