1. Team Based Care Kick off Webinar
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Team Based Care Kick off Webinar

2. Welcome to the Team Based Cared Kick-off Webinar
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5. Agenda TBC Training – where this fits TBC Targeted Delivery
TBC Content
Development process
Series overview
Learning objectives
Status and timelines
Resources

6. Content Training Delivery Approach

7. Delivery Resources for SGLS
SGLS Facilitation Training Videos (4)
PSP Exchange  Training and Development  Videos  SGLS
(1) Set-up / Environment
(2) Participation Management
(3) Discussion Management
(4) Action Planning/ Case Studies
Team Based Content Slide Decks
Team Based Care Facilitators Guide

8. Team Based Care Targeted Delivery
Potential SGLS participants must meet the following criteria in order to access TBC SGLS (with the exception of Foundations of TBC):
1) Be actively working in a team based care environment – defined as at least one practicing physician and at least one other actively practicing health care professional (exclusive of medical office assistants) who are currently working together or who have committed to working together as part of a team delivering patient care.
2) Demonstrate commitment to ongoing practice improvement – defined as any of the following:
physician within the practice has completed PSP Practice and Quality Improvement Small Group Learning Series and associated action planning work;
a physician within the practice has completed other quality improvement education, such as IHI;
a physician within the practice has a history of completing action planning in conjunction with other PSP content; and/or,
completion of the GPSC PMH Assessment and associated action planning work.

9. Targeted Delivery Process
This new Delivery Process aims to:
Ensure teams who have identified as “change ready” have immediate access to high level support from PSP
Enables physicians to take what they have learned and apply it right away in practice
Roll out of new targeted process initially focusing on PCN EOI applicants will include:
Introductory session ( Foundations of Team Based Care)
Subsequent six sessions
First two session are IPC and PCC

11. Learning Objectives - Foundations
Identify the value of team-based approaches to care
Describe team-based care in a primary care context
Summarize evidence to support team-based care
Define the competencies that support team-based collaborative care
Articulate how the IHI model for quality improvement process can support implementation of team-based models of care

12. Learning Objectives Patient Centered Care
Describe ways in which team-based care enhances patient-centred care
Explore functioning of a patient centred team
Formulate and apply strategies to integrate patients and families with the team
Patient Centered Care
Describe the principles of effective interprofessional communication
Articulate the unique factors that influence communication in your team
Critically reflect on your own communication style and how this may influence your team-based care environment
Interprofessional Communications
Describe characteristics of effective teams
Develop collaborative strategies based on key functions and patient needs
Identify and put into practice mechanisms that support optimal team functioning
Team Functioning

13. Certified and ready for delivery
TBC Timelines
Foundations of Team Based Care
Content completed 
Certified and ready for delivery
Patient-Centered Care
Interprofessional Communication
Team Functioning
Content – June 30
Certification - August
Conflict Management
Content – July 30
Collaborative Leadership for Shared Decision Making
Content – August 30
Certification - October
Care Processes and Integration
Ongoing development collaborative design through fall 2018 – target completion Dec. 2018

14. Content Development Process
Evidence and core content, including videos (UBC Health)
Integration of activities
Consultation – Peer Mentor and RST Coordinator/Coach
Changes and ongoing revisions

15. TBC Series Approach Increased delivery flexibility
Integration of Action Planning process

16. TBC Series Approach Increased delivery flexibility:
Options for activities;
Choice in how many activities to run; and
Choice in how long to run them for.

17. TBC Series Approach Increased delivery flexibility: Agenda from PCC !

18. TBC Series Approach Integration of Action Planning process
Action Plan handed out at start of session
AP language and framing
Ideas for AP work at end of deck

19. TBC Series Approach
Integration of Action Planning process Slide from Interprofessional Communications session 

20. Navigating Facilitator Guides

21. Final TBC Session
Opportunity to address learning gaps as identified in delivery
Learning objectives TBD!
Target completion by end of 2018

22. What’s Next?
Content
Session materials to be posted on the Exchange this week.
Content certified and ready to run!

23. Content Training Delivery Approach

24. Questions?!