19 May Webinar
Applying Patient-Reported Outcomes for Better Informed Decision-Making and Care Improvement
11:00 – 13:00 EDT | 16:00 – 18:00 BST | 17:00 – 19:00 CEST
100 minutes (followed by 20 minutes networking)
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The webinar will provide an insightful session of how care providers from various geographies measure patient-reported outcomes and use the outcomes data to identify best practices and opportunities for patient care improvement. You will learn from patients themselves about their experience of reporting the outcomes and their involvement in determining a course of treatment based on the collected outcomes.
The panel of expert speakers will share their experiences and expertise on:
- Importance of measuring patient-reported outcomes in a standardised way
- Collecting patient-reported outcomes in an efficient and meaningful way (timing, place, language, use of existing or new technology etc)
- Looking at data, outcomes and costs at real time to ensure improvements in care
- Applying outcomes to a better-informed decision-making by shared decision making with patients. Care providers’ and patients’ perspectives
- Defining success – how well did the patient do in a holistic sense in terms of their medical problems relative to how much did it cost to deliver those outcomes
- Lessons learnt – looking at what was done right and what mistakes were made that can be avoided next time
Speakers:
30 June Workshop
Patient-Reported Outcomes Data Management and Application in Practice Workshop
11:00 – 13:30 EDT | 16:00 – 18:30 BST | 17:00 – 19:30 CEST
120 minutes (followed by 30 minutes networking)
Using data to co-produce care pathways for patients that result in high-value results
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This workshop will bring together value-based healthcare (VBHC) experts and patients in an interactive session to discuss and deliberate on the importance of the outcomes measurement to organisations and most importantly patients. A panel of experts will share their expertise and provide guidance on how to develop tools for outcomes measurement, data analysis and reporting, communication and use of those outcomes for identifying and adopting best practices and opportunities for care improvement.
Topics to be covered:
- What is patient-reported outcomes measurement and why do you need to do it to provide a value-based care
- Identifying the current best means of collecting patient-reported outcomes (timing, place, language, use of existing or new technology etc)
- How to verify the accuracy of your data to ensure it is of high quality
- How to report your data in the most meaningful way, depending on the goal the organisation wants to achieve
- Importance of looking at data, outcomes and costs at real time to ensure improvements in care
- How to use measured outcomes for identifying best practices and opportunities for improvement
Who should attend and why:
Health care professionals and multidisciplinary teams
- Learn how outcomes data can be used to inform patient choice through care pathways
- Learn how to use the ICHOM Standard Sets to co-produce care pathways for patients that result in high-value outcomes
- See real life examples of how care providers apply outcomes to a better-informed decision-making
- 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 how variation in patient outcomes can be instrumental in adapting care pathways to patient preferences and the implications for suppliers to healthcare
- Meet healthcare experts and network
Patients and Patient Representatives
- Understand why reporting your preferences and the experience of your condition can help care providers co-produce care plans that are meaningful to you
- Learn how you can report the desired outcomes in a clear and efficient way
- See examples of tools and data that can help you make an informed decision based on your needs, preferences and goals
- Get your voice heard
Government, policymakers and industry regulators
- Gain insight into how organisations can improve patients’ care and outcomes by adopting ICHOM Standard Sets
- Identify means through which policies can increase patient engagement through shared decision-making, particularly for chronic diseases
- Learn how government changing policy and regulation can facilitate value-based healthcare for improving patients’ outcomes