2019 Results released – Designated Supportive Living Resident and Family Experience Surveys
The Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) released the results of its 2019 designated supportive living resident and family experience surveys.
The Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) released the results of its 2019 designated supportive living resident and family experience surveys.
COVID-19 has touched everyone in Alberta. The Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) wants to know how you’ve been affected.
Results of the HQCA's Alberta Seniors Home Care Client Experience survey released.
In partnership with Alberta Health, the Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) launched a survey to better understand parent and guardian experiences with mental health services for their child or teen.
The HQCA is pleased to announce the addition of provincial primary healthcare patient experience survey information to our FOCUS on Primary Healthcare website.
The Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) today released results of a 2017 survey of family experiences with long-term care facilities across Alberta. The Long-Term Care Family Experience Survey, completed by the HQCA four times over the last
We’ve updated all the charts on the HQCA’s FOCUS on Emergency Departments website with new data. The time period for the new data is the second quarter of the 2017-18 fiscal year (July, August, September). FOCUS on Emergency Departments was
Today, we released the 2016 designated supportive living resident and family experience survey results. The results are presented in two provincial reports, the Designated Supportive Living Resident Experience Survey Report and the Designated
We are excited to have launched a new interactive online tool, FOCUS on Emergency Departments. It provides an unprecedented amount of information from the last five years about the 16 busiest emergency departments in Alberta and allows
On September 8, the HQCA released results of its first survey of clients’ experiences with home care services in Alberta. The purpose of the survey was to capture the experiences of and obtain feedback from seniors aged 65 and older receiving long