Sharon Winton

Chief Executive Officer
Lymphoma Australia

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Patient Experience Day One: Wednesday, 30 September 2020

Wednesday, March 25th, 2020

1:00 PM How to Ensure Patient Centricity through the Collection and Application of Real-World Patient Data

Due to major advances in technology patients are often experts in their disease, yet the patient is rarely recognised as having a voice in a shared decision-making process in relation to their care. The collection of data from patients can also improve clinical care and patient outcomes, yet we currently have a system that is disconnected in its approach in how to best utilise and capture this data.

Hear how some Non-Government Organisations have formed collaborative alliances to progress these areas of concern with key decision makers, with a focus on:

Putting patients as the most important part in a healthcare system that demonstrates equity for all
Drawing on the experience of Australians living with health conditions via appropriate data collection
Embedding patients at every step of the policy making process

Patient Experience Day Two: Thursday, 1 October 2020

Thursday, March 26th, 2020

2:00 PM INTERACTIVE SESSION: Panel Discussion: Developing a Strong Partnership with Patient Advocates and Consumer Consultants throughout the Patient Experience Process

When it comes to revolutionising medicine and technology, patient and clinical engagement is an increasingly important aspect of successful clinical trials. In order to improve health outcomes, organisations must amplify their focus on the patient experience and aim to incorporate the consumer voice.

Hear from patient advocates and consumer consultations about:

Their role and expectations to help you form meaningful partnerships
The importance of greater collaboration throughout the patient experience process
What a good partnership might look like, with strong relationship building at its core
What technologies can support self-care and foster greater engagement between the healthcare professional and the patient

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