Q3. What can be done to embed the “What matters to you?” question into every care interaction, every day? How can we remind/encourage health care providers to ask “What matters to you?” in fast paced environments? #WMTYBC

Q4. Sometimes asking “What matters to you?” isn’t quite the right phrase for the moment. What are some effective variations? #WMTYBC

Q5: What is one commitment you can make today to promote the practice of WMTY? Be creative! #WMTYBC

Checking Justin McElroy's feed at 3pm is a daily routine for me. Count me in the sad group. Thanks for clearly explaining what we've been collectively experiencing for the past 18 months.

.Erin Overbey brings the receipts in sharing a vivid example of institutional racism.

Congrats to my UniversityOfVictoria classmate, @LisaMarieBarron! She'll be a great representative in Ottawa for her community. Also congrats to another classmate Ashley Hrenyk for rocking it as campaign manager. UVic MACD showing up!

TFW a current colleague on BC Patient Safety & Quality Council's comms team recommends a film at Vancouver International Film Festival and you notice it's directed by a former colleague on our comms team. Congrats and good luck, Sean Stiller! (PS go see Returning Home)

I've been a keen reader of Burnaby Beacon since it launched earlier this year, and today's issue ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a great example of why. Excellent, local stories and context leading up to an important day tomorrow.

Today is #InternationalPronounsDay. We’re implementing an option on our website that allows our staff to specify their pronouns. This is a small but important step towards inclusivity and working towards a health care system that is respectful, safe and welcoming for all.

We created the BC Sepsis Network to bring clinicians together to share expertise and resources as well as lead local efforts to improve care for sepsis. Over a recent five-year period, BC’s health care system prevented over 1,150 people from acquiring or dying from #sepsis.

Congrats, everyone! Great to see Fraser Health's work to engage young adults as volunteer health influencers to improve uptake of COVID-19 safety recognized. Larisa Saunders

For my neighbours in New West and the Tri-Cities: I signed up for the frasernorthwest family doctor waitlist and, after a couple of months, was connected with an NP.

Absolutely. Fraser Valley Current has been invaluable and is showing why supporting local journalism is so important.

Come work with us and support the comms needs of an important initiative! x.com/BCPSQC/status/…

#IStandWithDrDosani

Gonna need Chris Jones to weigh in on this