Let’s Get Real #1: Patients Must be Partners
Let’s Get Real #1: Patients Must be Partners
When those with lived experience authentically partner with the expertise of providers, policy makers and researchers, safer and more inclusive care can happen.
Panel Recording | 60min | English
Filmed October 10, 2019
Episode #1 in the “Let’s Get Real: Patients Must be Partners” webinar series
In times of transformation in health care, often the people who understand their issues the most are left out of the conversation.
Health care needs to evolve and embrace patients and families as partners in the journey for change. When those with lived experience expertise authentically partner with the expertise of providers, policy makers and researchers, safer and more inclusive care can happen.
On October 2019, Hélène Campbell moderated an engaging panel discussion between Julie Drury, Heather Thiessen and Leslee Thompson on the value of patient and family partnerships.
Watch the recording to learn first-hand about what works well for partnering with patients and families, what doesn’t and tips for collaborating on your system transformation and organizational quality improvement initiatives. This webinar features panelists who have a range of collaboration experience, including at organizational, health system and policy maker levels.
Attendees will learn:
How to plan, design and maintain authentic patient partnerships that result in meaningful change
The value of building patient and family partners to quality improvement teams
What has worked and what hasn’t from patient and family advisors on their journey to partnering with health and policy maker organizations
Innovative examples of how patient partnerships are pushing boundaries and bringing real value to the table
Featuring:
Heather Thiessen, Patient Partner with Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), Patient Lead with HSO in partnership with Hélène Campbell, Panelist
Julie Drury, Strategic Lead - Patient Partnership, Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Innovation, Panelist
Leslee J. Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of Accreditation Canada and Health Standards Organization, Panelist
Hélène Campbell, Patient Lead with Health Standards Organization, Moderator
Note: The opinions expressed during this session are those of the presenters and are not the opinions of Health Standards Organization, Accreditation Canada or any of its affiliates, and should not be construed as providing any medical or healthcare advice.
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