Future of Value-Based Healthcare in Ireland Webinar: Patient Centricity in Irish Healthcare

Future of Value-Based Healthcare in Ireland: Patient Centricity in Irish Healthcare: How to make it work?

The third and final webinar of the ‘Future of Value-Based Healthcare in Ireland’ series focuses on how Ireland can create more patient-focused healthcare initiatives in the context of value-based healthcare.
Increasingly, it is recognised that patients in Ireland have a key role to play in improving the quality of the health service they receive by participating in the design and delivery of the service themselves. Meaningful consultation with patients can help providers understand the quality of care a patient receives in areas such as the effectiveness of treatments.

This webinar explores how to ensure value-based healthcare initiatives are patient-centred. The panel of experts examines how the Irish health service compares to other countries on the integration of patient experience into clinical care, how we improve the routine collection of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) in our health service, and the barriers to the greater integration of patient experience into healthcare and service planning.

Speakers include:
• Prof. Frances Horgan, Associate Professor of Physiotherapy, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
• David Galvin MD FRCS (Urol), Consultant Urologist, Mater and St Vincent’s Hospital, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin
• Anne Lawlor, Founding Member and Chairperson, 22q11 Ireland Support Group
• Derick Mitchell, PhD, Chief Executive Officer, Irish Platform for Patient Organisations, Science & Industry (IPPOSI)