2026 Leading Practices: Just and Right Relations: BC Cancer, Provincial Health Services Authority

Leading Practices: Just and Right Relations HEABC AWARD: Equity Model of Cancer Care for the Downtown Eastside BC Cancer, Provincial Health Services Authority For embedding culturally safe, trauma informed harm reduction-based approaches into clinical practice and workflows. The Healthcare Employee Relations Awards of British Columbia (HEABCs) Presented by the Health Employers Association of BC, the HEABCs recognize human resource and labour relations professionals who work with employers and health care professionals to create workplaces that support the delivery of high-quality health care. Originally launched in 2007 as the BC Health Care Awards, the program was re-launched in 2024 with a focus consistent with HEABC’s core mandate. Presented by the Health Employers Association of BC, the HEABCs recognize human resource and labour relations professionals who work with employers and health care professionals to create workplaces that support the delivery of high-quality health care. The Bee in the HEABCs Honeybees are industrious and cooperative creatures known for working together in pursuit of a common goal, and, like the HR and LR professionals we are recognizing today, their work has impact well beyond their own hive. Bees are important pollinators for flowers, fruits and vegetables, taking the pollen and nectar from plants back to their hives and storing it in the honeycomb. This work supports their own well-being and lifecycle, but it also plays an essential role in maintaining the health of ecosystems and supporting biodiversity. Through their work, HR and LR professionals support the creation of healthy workplace ecosystems that support the delivery of high-quality care. #heabcawards #heabcs Follow us: Website- https://www.heabc.bc.ca/Page5076.aspx Bluesky- https://bsky.app/profile/HEABCAwards.... Twitter- https://x.com/heabcawards Facebook-   / heabcawards   Instagram-   / heabcawards   HEABC acknowledges the territories of First Nations around B.C. and is grateful to carry out our work on these lands. We acknowledge the rights, interests, priorities, and concerns of all Indigenous Peoples - First Nations, Métis, and Inuit - respecting and acknowledging their distinct cultures, histories, rights, laws, and governments. © Copyright Health Employers Association of British Columbia. All Rights Reserved.