Join us in February and explore how small shifts in the way we track and design improvements can create co-benefits for patient care, clinical teams and the environment. Learn more and register today: hqbc.ca/3YHnIFa

Reducing potentially inappropriate antipsychotic use in LTC supports safer, more person-centred care. It can also help maintain mobility and awareness, which is timely during Falls Prevention Month. Learn more and register: hqbc.ca/4r88PZn

Substance use health touches every community in Canada. As we face ongoing challenges, Anchoring Hope reminds us that evidence, compassion and collective action can lead to better outcomes for everyone. Explore tools and guidance: hqbc.ca/4o0Qrij #NAAW2025

An estimated 8 million Canadians live with chronic pain, which may result from an underlying health condition or exist as a condition on its own. Learn more about chronic pain and the experiences of those who live with it: hqbc.ca/3WylIxU. #NPAW2025

November is Fall Prevention Month! We all have a role to play in preventing falls and supporting safer homes and care environments for everyone. Learn more and access resources from the Fall Prevention Month website: hqbc.ca/47TCYE1 #fallpreventionmonthca

Tomorrow, join us for the 2nd session in our Canadian Patient Safety Week webinar series. Improving Patient Safety: A Global Perspective features Ross Baker, Peter Lachman, Ulfat Shaikh and Kris Vanhaecht, sharing evidence and insights on safer care. hqbc.ca/4nq6ea8

It’s Canadian Patient Safety Week. Join us for Advancing Patient Safety in BC, where we will introduce BC’s Patient Safety Strategy: Your Care, Our Commitment, the first provincial strategy of its kind in Canada. hqbc.ca/3KFrtai

Join Ross Baker, Ulfat Shaikh, Kris Vanhaecht and Peter Lachman for a global conversation on the latest evidence, pressing issues and opportunities shaping patient safety around the world. hqbc.ca/3J4Wynj #CPSW2025

Join Devin Harris, Chair, Christina Krause, CEO, and Claire Snyman, Patient Partner, as they share their perspectives on where patient safety efforts are headed, what’s being learned and how this work is shaping care now and into the future. hqbc.ca/3KFrtai #CPSW2025

Every voice matters in shaping health care. Patients, families, providers and communities all play a role. But what does meaningful engagement really look like in your work? Read our new blog that explores this question: hqbc.ca/4nGWUj9

Join us this Wednesday, September 17, as we draw from real-world examples to explore how innovative approaches to measurement can advance equity, support Indigenous data sovereignty and address systemic anti-Indigenous racism. Register today: hqbc.ca/4mEFEur

For more than a decade we have worked with health service delivery partners to improve the prevention, recognition and treatment of sepsis. Explore the resources available to strengthen sepsis care across the province: hqbc.ca/41PbYCx

Provide Indigenous Patients and Families With an Indigenous Support Person Learn how you can put the principle into practice in your own context: hqbc.ca/3JLsbm0

Last chance to submit your BC Quality Award nomination and recognize the people and projects improving care in BC! Nominations close September 5, 2025. Anyone can submit a nomination: you can recognize a colleague, a team or even your own work. hqbc.ca/4n6lv0d