Programme
Session one: Individuals’ involvement in their own health and care
Welcome and introduction
- Empowering patients to control of their health
Catherine Foot, Assistant Director, Policy, The King's Fund
Jeremy Taylor, Chief Executive, National Voices - Supporting people to manage their health: An introduction to patient activation
Helen Gilburt, Fellow, Health Policy, The King's Fund
Panel session: How are patients currently empowered in their own health care?
Session two: Keeping healthy and making decisions
Managing your own health and keeping healthy
Phil Morris, Chief Executive, North East Derbyshire Citizen's Advice Bureau
- How can tackling poverty make it easier for people to have more involvement in their health?
- Can co-location of Citizen Advice Bureaux and other financial support services in NHS locations improve the health and care of patients?
Shared decision-making
Emma Walker, Strategic Portfolio Lead Shared Decision Making, Academy, Mortality and Safety
- How can shared decision making be embedded into routine care?
- Changing the current patient-clinician dynamic to encourage greater involvement on both sides
Having a personal health and care budget
Clare Evans, Chair, Wiltshire Centre for Independent Living
- How can people be supported to have choice and control in their health and care?
- Delivering personalised care, supporting greater integration of health and social care and potentially reducing the costs associated with long-term or complex health conditions
Session three: Supporting patients and their families
Supported self-management
- How can access to medical records empower patients and support self-management?
Evaluating a service through feedback
Dr Amin, Founder, Patient Memoirs
- How can sharing stories build confidence in patients, share knowledge with those living with similar conditions and educate and inform clinicians?
Supporting involvement of families and carers
- How the involvement of carers is important to support implementation of care plans
Session four: Taking forward the relationship between people and services
Welcome back
Panel session
Luke O'Shea, Head of Patient Voice, NHS England
Roz Davies, Founder, We Love Life
- what does it take to make it happen?
- what are the barriers and enablers?
- how can we take this agenda forward?
Closing comments and summary
4.40pm: Close of conference
Speakers
Jeremy Taylor
Chief Executive, National Voices
Catherine Foot
Assistant Director, Policy, The King's Fund
Helen Gilburt
Fellow, Health Policy, The King's Fund
Emma Walker
Strategic Portfolio Lead Shared Decision Making, Academy, Mortality and Safety
Clare Evans
Chair, Wiltshire Centre for Independent Living
Dr Amin
Founder, Patient Memoirs
Luke O'Shea
Head of Patient Voice, NHS England
Roz Davies
Founder, We Love Life
Phil Morris
Phil Morris, Chief Executive, North East Derbyshire Citizen's Advice Bureau
Supporters
Exhibitors
Health Fabric
Health Fabric allows patients to hold their own health and social care information, which allows them to manage their own long term conditions in a preventative way. They can share information with their clinicians, family & friends to ensure they communicate their personalised needs & preferences.
Medvivo
Supporters
pharmaphorum
pharmaphorum drives innovation within the pharmaceutical industry, by bringing healthcare together through a suite of media services that help produce and disseminate thought leadership, combined with an online platform for communicating messages to a global audience.
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Session one: Individuals’ involvement in their own health and care
Catherine Foot: People in control of their own health and care
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Session two: Keeping healthy and making decisions
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Session three: Supporting patients and their families
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