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“Patient As Provider” – Barry Smith Symposium . . .
I was fortunate enough to be asked to be a speaker and panelist in the Barry Smith Symposium at Queen’s University a few weeks ago. It was an amazing experience. This is the second annual symposium, named about one of … Continue reading →
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Tagged advocacy, advocate, Barry Smith, Barry Smith Symposium, Canada, Cardiology, CBC, CEO, chronic illness, Chronic Kidney Disease, defibrillator, dialysis, dialysis machine, doctor, doctors, Dr. Brian Goldman, Dr. Chris Simpson, Dr. Pike, health literacy, Karen NIcole Smith, Kingston, Kingston General Hospital, Leslee Thompson, medical school, patient as provider, patient perspective, provider, Queen's Univeristy, White Coat Black Arts
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Kingston General Hospital CEO (Leslee Thompson) Graciously cites my MESSAGE in essay . . .
Wanted to thank Leslee Thompson, the CEO of Kingston General Hospital, for citing me in an essay she co-wrote about patient engagement in healthcare ,for the December issue of Longwoods.com. Leslee co-authored the essay with Hugh McLeod, (CEO, Canadian Patient … Continue reading →
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Tagged Canadian Patient Safety Institute, care, CEO, co-authored, experience, healthcare, home dialysis, Hugh McLeod, KGH, kidney disease, kidney transplant, Kingston General Hospital, Leslee Thompson, lived-experience expert, Longwoods.com, patient engagement, patient experience advisor, wellness
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Helping Represent Patient Experience Advisors and KGH in VIDEO . . .
Proud to be part of a video created by the Ontario Hospital Association (OHA). This is an organization that’s helped shape and influence health care policy in Ontario. Many aspects of healthcare in this province (in Canada) were formed by the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Canada, CEO, cost, healthcare, KGH, Kingston General Hospital, Leslee Thompson, OHA, Ontario, Ontario Hospital Association, Patient Experience, patient experience advising, patient experience advisor, policy, province, system, transformation, video
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