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Core Competencies |
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Part of the current strategic plan of the BC Epilepsy Society is a focus on networking with other organizations. To this end, the Board of Directors and staff wanted to identify the core competencies our Society has that we can share with other organizations. We want to learn from other organizations.
We believe our core competencies are:
Information & content development: Our Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) process for developing, vetting, and publishing content is a reliable, predictably good process.
Information dissemination: We're good at delivering messages out to our constituents — but at this point only (primarily) in a reactive way. We don't have the resources to be as proactive as we'd like.
Professional client support: Staff accreditations and those of our PAC members ensure we're able to deliver professional quality support and services to our constituents.
Engagement with medical community: PAC members and staff engage us with the medical community effectively, and with a high degree of credibility.
The BC Epilepsy Society Board of Directors, staff, and volunteers are committed to improving our Society continually. To that end, we are guided by the following principles:
By vetting all information through our volunteer Professional Advisory Committee of medical, nursing, psychology, and social work professionals, we strive to provide some of the most reliable, up to date, and relevant epilepsy information and service resources available in Canada.
We focus on providing programs, services, and resources that continually make a marked and positive difference for people living with epilepsy. We strive to provide these program, services, and resources in a variety of languages spoken by our constituents.
We continually upgrade our programs and services to keep pace with new insights and learning.
We nurture a staff team that delivers exceptional social service support for the day-to-day needs of British Columbians living with epilepsy and their families.
We collaborate with an ever-increasing network of the best epilepsy, medical, and social service providers as we strive to serve our constituents at a world-class level.
We partner with other leading organizations to fund epilepsy research in British Columbia.
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