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ICHOM 2021 Virtual Learning Series

Theme 1: ICHOM Standard Sets Implementation – how and where to start the transformation to outcomes based care

24 March Webinar

Humanising Healthcare –
your Journey to Value-Based Healthcare

90 minutes (followed by 30 minutes networking)

ICHOM Breast Cancer Standard Set implementation example

The webinar will provide an insightful session on how organisations from various geographies have implemented, or are currently in the process of implementing ICHOM Standard Sets and highlight patients’ involvement and experiences.

The Breast Cancer Standard Set was one of the first sets developed by ICHOM and became the most widely implemented by the organisations worldwide. The set is chosen to showcase how organisations worldwide approach the standard set implementation – where to start, key things to consider and lessons learnt.

The panel of selected care providers and patients will share their experiences and expertise on:

  • What is value-based healthcare (VBHC) and its impact on improving patients’ care. Care providers’ and patients’ perspectives
  • The starting point and the motivation behind the decision to reinvent and humanise healthcare in the organisation
  • Communicating and engaging all stakeholders to enable a culture change that results in the goals for value-based care
  • Building trustworthy relationship with your care provider by discussing the outcomes that matter most to you as a patient
  • Did we humanise the healthcare? – Measuring whether the standard set was implemented successfully
  • Lessons learnt – looking at what was done right and what mistakes were made that can be avoided next time

21 April Workshop

Key Steps For Successful ICHOM Standard Set Implementation Workshop

120 minutes (followed by 30 minutes networking)

How and where to start the transformation to outcomes based care

Goal: This workshop will bring together value-based healthcare (VBHC) experts and patients in an interactive session to discuss, deliberate and provide guidance on building the organisational capacity and trust required to move towards the practice of value-based care through patient-reported outcomes measurement.

Topics to be covered:

  • Where and how to get started to building organisational capacity and trust
  • How and why you need to clearly and concisely state your motivation for implementing outcomes measurement
  • How to communicate culture change and secure support of all stakeholders involved
  • How to engage and build trust with patients. Care providers’ and patients’ perspectives
  • Methods of embedding the standard sets in your IT systems that will allow you to capture, analyse and store the patient-reported outcomes
  • How to plan and create short-terms wins

Who should attend and why:

Health care professionals and multidisciplinary teams

  • Understand ICHOM Standard Set implementation methodology
  • Hear practical examples of ICHOM Standard Set implementation (where to start, key things to consider, engagement strategies and key lessons learnt)
  • Meet and connect with like-minded clinicians from various geographical areas
  • Hear and understand patients’ perspectives and experiences

Industry

  • Learn and understand care providers’ and patients’ needs
  • Learn more about the generation of real world data through outcomes measurement
  • Meet healthcare experts and network

Patients and Patient Representatives

  • Learn how your voice can play a central role when healthcare providers are implementing value-based healthcare
  • Understand what healthcare organisations are doing to improve the outcomes most important to you
  • Share your experiences and the outcomes most important to you
  • Learn how you can leverage national or international patient organisations to lobby or increase the pressure on providers for outcomes measurement and transparency

Government, policymakers and industry regulators

  • Gain insight into how organisations can improve patients’ care and outcomes by adopting ICHOM Standard Sets
  • Learn how government changing policy and regulation can facilitate value-based healthcare for improving patients’ outcomes and healthcare system productivity