Engagement for Research and Quality Improvement – More Than Just Words

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Abstract

We reflect on the paper from Hahn-Goldberg et al. (2024) who shared key learnings from a pan-Canadian quality improvement (QI) and patient engagement care transition initiative called Bridge-to-Home. In considering the approach and outcomes presented in their paper, we have generated reflections and practical suggestions on how to amplify engagement work even further: (1) patient engagement and QI are about relationships; (2) seamlessly implementing complex interventions across siloed organizations continues to be a challenge, which engagement alone cannot solve; (3) it is time for a paradigm shift; (4) QI is about human behaviour change and is inherently messy; and (5) embedding fulsome evaluation of engagement is essential.

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Kuluski, K., Dainty, K., & Smith, K. M. (2024). Engagement for Research and Quality Improvement – More Than Just Words. Healthcare Quarterly. Longwoods Publishing Corp. https://doi.org/10.12927/hcq.2024.27322

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