Our Strategic Plan
The KDH vision is a hospital that is much more than a place for treating illness: it is a vital and compassionate part of a larger, integrated health system, supporting the mental, physical and social health and wellness of the people and communities we serve.
To achieve our vision, KDH has a clear and focused Strategic Plan, which is centred on five strategic directions, with four key priorities supporting each strategic direction.
Our Strategic Directions are –
- Person-Centered Care
- Service Excellence and Innovation
- Team KDH
- Strong and Vital Partnerships
- Sustainability and Growth
Our current Strategic Plan, Your Hospital, Your Community: Growing Together, guides our work from 2022 through 2026. The Plan was developed in collaboration with more than 800 stakeholders: patients, staff, partners, and neighbours.
We will be releasing a report halfway through the term of the Plan to share our progress to that point, and then a final report at the end of the term.
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Our Strategic Plan At-A-Glance:
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