1. Northern BC STOP HIV/AIDS Collaborative Team
Rapid Fire Presentation
30 January 2013

2. Significant Changes 2 keep Following St. Paul’s Model of Acute Care
Initial Discussion – December 2012
Process of Training HIV Nurses
Pilot Project in one area

3. 2012/2013 IMAGINE GRANTS Improvements
33 Grants awarded totaling $165,000
23 were to First Nation Communities and Organizations
North East
5 grants
North West
10 grants
Northern Interior
18 grants

4. 4 PG World AIDS Day Gala 120 people in attendance
Live & Silent Auction
50/50 Draw
PG World AIDS Day Gala

5. HIV GALA
The Haka War Dance
The Salt Water Brothers

6. PATIENT JOURNEY MAPPING
Name one thing you think service providers need to know about your journey
Where did you journey begin
Where did you go next? AFTER PATTERNS/THEMES EMERGED
Can we see things we can recommend or opportunities for improving or evolving the service?
What areas do so see personally that needs improvement?
Can you tell me of any successes?
Do you have any ideas?
2 focus groups 7 people in each (one women only – 2 repeat and 2 HIV affected family members) & 5 individual interviews
19 people total 6
PATIENT JOURNEY MAPPING
Designed to improve the Health Care System by listening to the voices of the patients
I know what
my body
needs too
I am all alone

7. 7
“You can’t sing without a voice”…speaks to the way the HIV+ client is silenced on so many levels…
Questions???
Contact:
Regional Manager, BBPT
Aboriginal Coordinator
Mental Health & Addictions