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Annual CFAN Workshops

In conjunction with the » CAPHC Annual Meeting, CFAN organizes an annual CFAN workshop the Sunday before the CAPHC conference in October.  Click on the links below for information on future and past workshops.

2009 Annual Workshop
Sharing Family Stories: Speaking up to make a difference in health care
Sunday October 18, 2009

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» View 2009 Workshop Evaluations

2008 Annual Workshop

» View 2008 Workshop Summary
» Edmonton Down Sydrome Visiting Parents Program Presentation - Mike Waddingham
» Consult the Experts - Creation of a Dynamic Youth Advisory Council at the IWK Health Centre Presentation - Robin England
» Trends....Challenges.....Opportunities Presentation - Juliette Schlucter

2007 Annual Workshop

» View 2007 Workshop Summary
» Presentation Summary:  Parents using stories to advocate

2006 Annual Workshop

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Unlocking Success– Recruitment and Retention of the Multi-Generational Family Advisory Committee
Presentation by Susan Greig, Canadian Family Advisory Network Conference
October 14, 2006

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2005 Annual Workshop

The Canadian Family Advisory Network (CFAN) held its largest and most successful
workshop on Sunday, October 16th in St. John’s Newfoundland. Representatives from
nine hospital-linked advisory bodies, from a community hospital that doesn’t yet have an
advisory body, from two community-based support groups in Newfoundland, and a
handful of staff members from different hospitals—twenty-four people in all—
participated in the workshop, which ended up spilling over into Tuesday’s lunch during
the CAPHC conference for the conclusion of the CFAN business meeting. What follows
is a summary of the proceedings with several attachments providing more details, contact
information for the participants, and the participants’ evaluations of the workshop.

» View 2005 Workshop Summary