West Park Healthcare Centre applied a call to action to implement best practice guidelines with the support and guidance of their senior leadership and implementation teams. Learn more about the role of core leadership structures in this case study. 

The collective actions of RNAO, Wound Care Canada and other supporters used public visibility strategies to advocate for diabetes-related foot ulcers care. Read more in this case study. 

Staff at the Birchmount and General site locations of Scarborough Health Network in Toronto, Ontario, Canada are committed to providing excellence in clinical practice. In addition to implementing best practice guidelines focused on clinical care, they have also address healthy workplace environment issues including focusing on anti-bullying. Learn more in this case study.  

To keep the momentum as a Best Practice Spotlight Organization® (BPSO®), Unity Health Toronto: St. Michael’s Hospital engaged their Professional Practice team as change leaders. Read more in this case study. 

The Best Practice Champions Network® has been engaging change agents for over two decades to facilitate connection, a sense of belonging and a place to continue the implementation of best practice guidelines. 

This RNAO champions training program used storytelling, metaphors, collective artwork and personal narratives to frame the importance of person-and family-centred care.  Learn more 

A case study on public visibility from one of RNAO's Indigenous-focused BPSOs, Sandy Lake First Nation Authority 

Humber River Hospital is a designated Best Practice Spotlight Organization® (BPSO®) and is also a part of the North Western Toronto BPSO Ontario Health Team (BPSO OHT). During the pandemic, they faced challenges keeping their champions motivated and engaged in their change initiatives. To re-energize their champions, they integrated multiple strategies including building momentum. Read more in this case study.

A coalition of community partners who took action and created change for cancer prevention and promotion. 

A diabetes prevention project in a First Nations community in Quebec was effectively implemented through multiple strategies including the integration of Indigenous values and beliefs.