MEMBER BENEFITS
As a member of the BC Emergency Medicine Network, you will have the ability to:
- curate, create, and comment on the resources
- participate in online discussions
- provide feedback and help to drive the focus of the Network
- and connect with other members through the Member Smart Directory
WHY WE NEED YOU
As physicians working in emergency medicine, your engagement is essential to defining clinical and health system problems; proposing, implementing, and refining solutions; evaluating the effectiveness of new guidelines and policies; and integrating academic and clinical emergency medicine.
It's free to join!
Register NowMANAGEMENT TEAM
Sharla Drebit
Network Manager
Carolyn Mackinnon
Network Support
Chantel Archibald
Network Support
Dr. Jim Christenson
Network Executive Lead
Dr. Julian Marsden
Clinical Resources Lead
Dr. Riyad Abu-Laban
Innovation Lead
Dr. Afshin Khazei
CPD Lead
Dr. Kendall Ho
Real-Time Support Lead
Dr. Adam Lund
Communication Advisor
Dr. Eric Grafstein
Data Expert
Dr. Ron Lindstrom
Evaluation Lead
ADVISORY COMMITEE
The Committee provides frequent input into the development and implementation of the BC Emergency Medicine Network and also supports dissemination of information and engagement of their representative communities.
Dr. Drew Digney
Vancouver Island Health
Mr. Ed Martin
Dr. Garth Meckler
Provincial Health Services
Ms. Kim Eggers
Dr. Neil Barclay
Fraser Health
Dr. Patrick Rowe
Northern Health
Dr. Ray Markham
Dr. Todd Ring
Interior Health
Engagement is the difference between showing up – and sticking around. Between looking and buying. Trying and doing. Listening and learning. Chasing and leading . . . Engagement is what happens when an activity attracts and holds a person’s attention. It’s the state of being pleasurably immersed in doing something – and wanting to keep doing it. Of being disappointed when the experience is over.
DENISE E. WITHERS
www.denisewithers.comPATIENT ENGAGEMENT
The BC Emergency Medicine Network places a huge premium on engaging patients, getting their advice and perspective so that we can better plan and implement programs. To do so, we have dedicated patients who sit on the Advisory Committee and collaborate on the planning and operations of the Network.
We are also leading in empowering patients and the public in such a large enterprise and we look forward to seeing how their insights can mould the Network to make it relevant to them.
PARTNERS
Partners are interested parties from a range of different backgrounds who support improving health outcomes in emergency medicine care. While they have no governance over the BC Emergency Medicine Network, they acknowledge, support, and share the Network’s goals.
SPONSORS
Sponsors are a special group of partners who are also providing funding or in-kind support for the development and implementation of the Network. The Network will be reporting regularly to each of these agencies to ensure that we are fiscally responsible and achieving our specific deliverables.
MEMBERS COUNCIL
We are currently forming the Members Council so that members can be part of this more engaged team of emergency practitioners from urban, rural, and remote areas across BC. This group will provide regular input and advice to the Advisory Committee and will champion physician engagement in their local communities.
