Let’s Get Real #2: Patients Must be Partners - The HOW Edition
Let’s Get Real #2: Patients Must be Partners - The HOW Edition
Panel Recording | 60 mins | English
Filmed February 6, 2020
Episode #2 in the “Let’s Get Real: Patients Must be Partners” webinar series
Join Hélène Campbell, Leslee J. Thompson, Mario Di Carlo and Heather Thiessen as they get real with what effective engagement looks like.
You want to know the hows of effective partnerships. Join Hélène Campbell, Leslee J. Thompson, Mario Di Carlo and Heather Thiessen for another People Powered Health webinar as they get real with what effective engagement looks like.
Together, Health Standards Organization (HSO) and Accreditation Canada (AC) are inspiring positive change. The philosophy of people-centred care is woven throughout standards criteria, Leading Practice reviews, recognition awards and accreditation services.
The four panelists will use common “must have” people-centred care partnership philosophies to illustrate what effective partnering can look like for you, wherever you are in the world.
Attendees will learn:
How to unleash the power and potential of people
How to prepare for and create an environment that fosters quality engagement for positive change
What effective engagement looks like in practice at the individual, organizational and system levels
Identify and understand common pitfalls, misconceptions and how to evaluate quality patient and people-centred care
How you can work better with patients, providers, leaders and other stakeholders for shared purpose
Featuring:
Heather Thiessen, Patient Partner with Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), Patient Lead with HSO in partnership with Hélène Campbell, Panelist
Mario Di Carlo, Patient Surveyor at Accreditation Canada
Leslee J. Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of Accreditation Canada and Health Standards Organization, Panelist
Hélène Campbell, Patient Engagement 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.