Patient-centred care is a focus at Michael Garron Hospital (MGH). We believe by working with patients and families, we can improve the way we deliver care. We aim to create a culture of patient-centred care where we are always focusing on the experiences of our patients and families.
To us, patient-centered care means:
- Seeing patients as experts in their own experience and working with them to improve the quality, safety and satisfaction of their care.
- Partnering with patients and families to ensure their voice is heard at all levels of the organization, from the bedside to the boardroom. Examples include developing policy, building processes and working together on projects.
Patients and families have a lot to offer. Here are some ways you can get involved:
Patient Experience Partners
Patient Experience Partners share their own thoughts and ideas to represent the voices of patients and families. This point of view helps us improve programs, education and the way we design care.
Learn more about Patient Experience Partners.
Patient Experience Panel
The Patient Experience Panel (PEP) is a committee of Patient Experience Partners that work with hospital staff on projects that impact patient care. Panel members learn about the hospital and represent MGH in the community.
Learn more about the Patient Experience Panel.
Patient Satisfaction Surveys
Patient Satisfaction Surveys are sometimes sent to patients about four weeks after they have been discharged from MGH. By answering the questions, you can give us feedback about the care and service you received while at MGH.
It would be very helpful if you could fill out the survey as we greatly value your responses. Your feedback will help us know what we are doing right and what we need to do better.
Survey responses are summarized and shared across the hospital so we can make changes.