S02 E02: Teams can build resilience
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Are you wanting to be resilient, but not sure if you have the capacity to do more? are you hoping to find a little change that can make your days just that bit easier?

Check out the first episode of Season 2 of TeamUP where Morgan and Sarah draw from what we are hearing in the TeamUp webinar series and from providers in community to introduce small changes that can be made in practice to enhance the adaptive capacity of providers. In this episode they focus on ideas for small changes- including an easily applied, short team activity that can help to minimize duplication- that can be made in teams to support resilience at the team level.

Thank you to everyone who appears in this episode:

• Graham Dickson (PhD) - is a professor emeritus of leadership studies at Royal Roads university, the Senior Research advisor to the Canadian Society of Physician leaders and the Canadian Health Leadership Network and a member of the LEADS collaborative, an enterprise established to.develop leadership within the health sector in Canada
• John(y) Van Aerde, MD, MA, PhD, FRCPC- is the Executive Medical Director of the Canadian Society of Physician Leaders and the Founding Editor of the Canadian Journal of Physician Leadership
• Natasha Prodhan Balla, MN, NP(A) - is the Vice President, Provincial Health Services Authority and a Nurse Practitioner at BC Women’s Hospital and Health Centre.
• Anne Nguyen , MD, CCFP, PhD (c) is the Physician Lead for the Physician Health Program, with Doctors of BC.
• Jeanette Boyd, MD CCFP is a Rural Family Physician and past president of the BCCFP. In addition to being a passionate advocate for the value of comprehensive, longitudinal family medicine, she believes strongly in the role that team based care plays in providing sustainable, high quality, relationship-based and culturally sensitive care.

Resources and References

Leads framework)

Dickson GS, Taylor D, Hartney E, Tholl B, Grimes K, Chan MK, Van Aerde J, Horsley T, Melis E. The relevance of the LEADS framework during the COVID-19 pandemic). Healthc Manage Forum. 2021 Nov;34(6):326-331.

Dickson, G., & Tholl, B. (2011). The LEADS in a Caring Environment Capabilities Framework. Ottawa, Ontario: Canadian College of Health Leaders.

Real-Time Virtual Support Program (RCCbc))

TeamUp Webinars referenced in this episode:

Reflections from the Field: The Relevance of the LEADS Framework During the COVID-19 Pandemic) November 22nd, 2021

Partners in Care: Preserving and Enhancing Longitudinal Relationship-Based Care in the Patient Medical Home) **** October 1st, 2020

Tools for Teams: Real-Time Virtual Supports for BC) December 16th, 2021