People in control of their own health and care

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

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.