Business Case Boot Camp Weekend

So, you need help writing a business case?

Have you been asked to make a formal request for resources to enhance your work?
Have you been asked to translate your idea or request for funds into a business case for approval?

December 9, 2014 (9am-3pm)

555 – 13th Street East, Prince Albert, SK
Registration Fee: $75
Lunch & Coffee Breaks Provided

Due to popular demand, the Business Case Boot Camp workshop is back! Thanks to a very successful workshop in Regina, we have added an additional date in Prince Albert for anyone interested to attend.

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This workshop was created to help health care professionals and those in the health care field understand the basics of business case preparation.  It is particularly geared to participants who have little or no experience in preparing business cases.  Participants will learn how to design, develop, and write a strong business case that will help showcase their innovative ideas, quality initiatives, or requests for funding.

This is a hands-on workshop.  Participants can come prepared to work on a real-life actual business case idea or topic throughout the day, relevant to their work. Your are welcome to bring laptops and tablet technology to work through the business case.

This practical experience will benefit health care leaders at all levels in our health care system.

PRESENTERS:  Our facilitators are: 
Brendalynn Ens, Director, Knowledge Mobilization and Liaison Program with the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH).  Brendalynn has over 27 years of health care experience in Saskatchewan and has assisted many clinician groups and health authorities with business case development.  She is based in Saskatoon. We also welcome:
Kathleen Kulyk, Saskatchewan Liaison Officer with CADTH.  She is an Operating Room Nurse who is the Saskatchewan connection to quality evidence and research useful for business case development.  She is also based in Saskatoon. 

For more information and to register: Contact Kathleen Kulyk at: kathleenk@cadth.ca, or by phone direct at:  (306) 713-0579.