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IAP2 – BC Chapter
BC Conversation on Health
Engagement for Large Scale Public Consultation
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 2
Overview
• Purpose and objectives of the Conversation on Health
• Tools for large scale consultation • Reporting out • Results
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 3
Purpose and Objectives
• Fully engage British Columbians • Increase awareness of health challenges • Create a foundation of ideas for improving the public
health system
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 4
Tools for large scale public consultation
Principles: • Openness • Transparency • Inclusiveness • Curiosity • Innovation • Focus • Accountability
Approach: • Mix of tools: conversation
through a variety of media • Ensure fairness in terms of
accessibility • Understand limitations (in
terms of statistics) • Seek input (vs. identifying
issues)
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 5
Tools (2)
Formats • Electronic • Small group • Large group • Written
Audience: • Public • Health Professionals • Academics • Advocates • Unions • Government • International
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 6
Tools (3)
As many tools as possible to reach British Columbians: – Toll free 1-800 line – Correspondence, web submissions and e-mail – Web dialogue for online debate on specific issues – 16 regional public forums – Patient focus groups in all 16 locations – 4 Aboriginal community engagement meetings – 2 youth engagement sessions – Community sponsored meetings – Website provides information and updates
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 7
Tools (4) - Online Dialogue
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 8
Tools (5) - Web Polls
Tools (6) – Video Q and A
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 10
Tools (7) - Public Consultation Sessions
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 12
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Reporting Out (1)
Ongoing reporting: All notes from sessions transcribed and posted
without editing to the website Weekly reports summarize what we heard Monthly electronic updates to distribution list
Reporting Out (1) - During the Process
Reporting Out (2) - Session Reports
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 19
Reporting Out (3) – 52 Weekly Reports
Reporting Out (5) - Final Report
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 21
Results (1) - Engagement As of the conclusion of the project:
More than 6,600 registered for forums More than 12,000 contributions through web,
correspondence, e-mail and phone 76 Electronic written submissions
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 22
Results (2) - Engagement (cont’d)
More than 3,600 individuals participants in forums, meetings, focus groups Sixteen public, health professional and patient forums Sixteen health professional focus groups Two youth engagement sessions International Symposium on Health Innovation Four focused workshops Health Authority Board workshop Four Aboriginal community forums: Little Shuswap, Cowichan,
Gitxsan and Seabird Island All evaluations excellent
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 23
Results (3) - Increase Awareness
More than 220,000 web visits and almost 6 million web hits: Website includes many pages of information about health and health
care, and links to other sites Householder to 1.3 million households Advertising campaign at launch included tv, radio and newspaper ads.
Further newspaper ad campaign around forums. Distribution of Conversation Starters to all forum participants and posting
on web Web dialogue and online polls engaged public in specific questions about
health
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 24
Results (4) - Create a Foundation for Ideas
52 Weekly reports summarized input Summary of all input organized into thematic chapters
due in the Fall Focused workshops and International Symposium
demonstrated value of ideas
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 25
Conclusion
• Transparency is key • Value of reporting out immediately through the web • Need to combine online and public sessions
April 24, 2009 IAP2 – BC Chapter Slide 26
For More Information
To learn more or read the reports, go to: www.bcconversationonhealth.gov.bc.ca
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