Practice Facilitation Core Training Red Deer

Why is Practice Facilitation training important?

• Practice Facilitators play an essential role in supporting clinic teams in their Patient's Medical Home transformation journeys.
• This training introduces the core competencies Practice Facilitators need to support clinic teams including:
  • Context of primary care
  • Patient’s Medical Home and Health Neighbourhood
  • Knowledge and practical skills in quality improvement and modes of influence.

Who is this training for?

• Practice Facilitators
• Individuals supporting clinic teams to facilitate quality improvement

What you will learn

By the end of this curriculum, learners will be able to:

• Explain the context of primary care in Alberta, including clinics, Primary Care Networks and provincial structures.
• Describe essential concepts and evidence for health system transformation including Patient’s Medical Home, Health Neighbourhood, Change Agents, Panel, Continuity and ACTT Change Packages.
• Implement the ACTT Sequence to Achieve Change with clinic teams to support their Patient’s Medical Home process improvements and to build their internal capacity for continuous quality improvement.
• Utilize data, measurement and quality improvement tools to help clinic teams to sustain, spread and scale successful process improvements.
• Apply change management principles and approaches to develop strategies for engagement that meet clinic teams where they are at.
• Apply coaching and facilitation tools and techniques to contribute structure and process to team interactions, allowing them to function effectively and meet their goals.

There is no cost to take the Practice Facilitator Core Training, but learners will be responsible for any travel costs incurred.

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