Teams across the region recognized that OTN could be a valuable resource however, there were some things getting in the way. Here’s what we learned about why OTN was not being used as much as it could be and how we tackled this challenge.

During the BSO OTN project, we discovered teams who were using videoconferencing for meetings, education and clinical events. Get inspired by their stories.

See how OTN connects people across the large South West region to improve care for people with responsive behaviours.

A recap of the BSO OTN project that shines a spotlight on the resources and tools created to help teams get the most from videoconferencing.

In this before and after video, you’ll learn how to overcome common videoconferencing challenges such as rudeness, encouraging participation and staying on track. For a complete training opportunity, use the support resources found at www.bso.southwesthealthline.ca.

When setting up an OTN Awareness Fair, this video will show you how to set up a fun station to help people learn to use the remote.