3rd Transnational Conference on Integrated Community Care

Vancouver, Canada, October 2-4, 2019

The third conference “Building stronger communities through integrated community care” took place in Canada and focused on how to engage and empower communities as pro-active co-producers of their health and how care systems can support an assets-based approach to community health development. Specifically, the conference examined how to enable the participation and engagement of communities in decision-making, including an examination of responding to different cultural contexts and the building of social capital.

Conference synthesis video

Conference synthesis video

Conference synthesis video

Conference synthesis video

Steve Mathias, Foundry, Canada

Fiona Dalton, Providence Health Care, Canada

Janey Roh, Kudoz, Canada

Therese Van Durme, Institute of Health and Society, University of Louvain, Belgium

Case studies

Foundry Vancouver Granville
Foundry North Shore
Vancouver Native Health Society
Immigrant Services Society of British Columbia (ISSofBC)

Presentations

Key Note: How partnerships with community organisations can lead to true system transformation, Steve Mathias, Foundry and Tanya Behardien, OneSky Community Resources

Key note: Relationship-based Health Care, Fiona Dalton, Providence Health Care

On Truth and Reconciliation, Leslie Varley, BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centre and Jennifer Johnstone, CE Central City Foundation

Case Study: The Nuka System of Care, Southcentral Foundation, Alaska, USA, April Kyle and Tom Mitchell

Case Study: Caring Community Project, Antoine Boivin and Ghislaine Rouly

Case Study: Compassionate Communities, Bonnie Tompkins and Jon Faulkner , Pallium Canada

Session on developmental evaluation as a tool for systems transformation, Amy Salmon, Centre for Health Evaluation & Outcomes Sciences