​Benefits of participating in MSF:

• Medical staff can review report results with a trained reviewer from their department in a 1:1 conversation.
• Medical leaders can develop coaching skills in an accredited workshop to support facilitated feedback conversations in their departments
• Medical staff are eligible to receive up to 12 CPD credits for participating in the MSF process
• ​See Multi-Source Feedback infographic for more information
  

​VCH Medical Staff Peer Facilitated Coaching Workshop:

• ​Attend a 2.5 hour UBC accredited virtual workshop that is designed to focus on performance feedback and planning for change within the medical context.
• Participate in your own multi-source feedback assessment.​
  
• Take on the role as a Reviewer and participate in facilitated feedback conversations to support the understanding, learning and reflection of MSF results, and encourage the creation of achievable development plans among medical staff within your department/site.

Coaching Workshop Tools and Resources:

• See the Coaching Workshop Infographic for a high-level overview of the process
• Read the Facilitated Reflective Performance Feedback article paper for background info about the model development
• See the R2C2 Handout guide to support coaching conservations
• Watch a refresher video of a coaching conversation using the R2C2 model
• Visiting the Medical Staff Leadership Development Resources for additional coaching tools and resources​

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 ​​FAQ:

1. How do I participate?
• ​​​​​Contact the Medical, Quality, Leadership and Practice Team at medicalquality@vch.ca. 
  
2. Will my MSF report be shared with anyone other than me?
• ​​​​No, this report is confidential and only accessible to you; it is not associated with credentialing and privileging and you get to choose who you share the results with. 
  
3. What departments have MSF available?
• ​​​​MSF are currently launched to the following departments and divisions (Anesthesia, Emergency, Nurse Practitioner, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, and Medicine – Infectious Disease). Engagement is underway to launch MSF to more departments.