Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Providing remote patient monitoring is a new care delivery model for many clinicians around British Columbia, requiring educators to adapt orientation processes that promote the consolidation of clinical skills/theory, critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and use of virtual care technology. This presentation will highlight a collaborative approach between PHSA and BCEHS to build a cohesive orientation plan for staff providing remote patient monitoring.
Kara Hsia
Clinical Leader, OVH, Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)
Simmie Kalan
Senior Director Clinical Education, IP-Chief Of Nursing, Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)
Please note: While live American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and professional closed captioning were available during the event, they are regrettably not incorporated in these recordings due to technical issues.
If you require further support beyond YouTube's automatic closed captioning (CC), please reach out to OVHeducation@phsa.ca.
Providing remote patient monitoring is a new care delivery model for many clinicians around British Columbia, requiring educators to adapt orientation processes that promote the consolidation of clinical skills/theory, critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and use of virtual care technology. This presentation will highlight a collaborative approach between PHSA and BCEHS to build a cohesive orientation plan for staff providing remote patient monitoring.
Kara Hsia
Clinical Leader, OVH, Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)
Simmie Kalan
Senior Director Clinical Education, IP-Chief Of Nursing, Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)
Please note: While live American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and professional closed captioning were available during the event, they are regrettably not incorporated in these recordings due to technical issues.
If you require further support beyond YouTube's automatic closed captioning (CC), please reach out to OVHeducation@phsa.ca.
