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Nova Scotia Health is committed to engaging Nova Scotians in establishing priorities, ensuring that the decisions of Nova Scotia Health are informed by their voice. We engage with Nova Scotians to create a healthier future and are grounded in a culture of patient, family and community-centered service. This approach fosters respectful, compassionate, culturally appropriate, and competent service that is responsive to the needs, values, beliefs and preferences of patients, families and communities.
Our Patient, Family & Public Advisory Council was formed in the fall of 2016 to advise senior leaders, health care providers, staff and physicians on policies, practices, planning and delivery of patient and family-centered care. It is a place to ensure patients, families and communities are meaningful partners at all levels of service planning, allowing their perspectives to be heard and thoroughly considered in decision making.
Learn how you can become a Patient, Family & Advisory Council member here.
We have vacant seats on this team and are looking for patients, family members and caregivers to join us!
To apply or learn more about this opportunity, please:
For more info on the Patient Family Advisor role, please watch this video:
Nova Scotia Health is committed to engaging Nova Scotians in establishing priorities, ensuring that the decisions of Nova Scotia Health are informed by their voice. We engage with Nova Scotians to create a healthier future and are grounded in a culture of patient, family and community-centered service. This approach fosters respectful, compassionate, culturally appropriate, and competent service that is responsive to the needs, values, beliefs and preferences of patients, families and communities.
Our Patient, Family & Public Advisory Council was formed in the fall of 2016 to advise senior leaders, health care providers, staff and physicians on policies, practices, planning and delivery of patient and family-centered care. It is a place to ensure patients, families and communities are meaningful partners at all levels of service planning, allowing their perspectives to be heard and thoroughly considered in decision making.
Learn how you can become a Patient, Family & Advisory Council member here.
We have vacant seats on this team and are looking for patients, family members and caregivers to join us!
To apply or learn more about this opportunity, please:
