The
Clinical Excellence Commission, Agency for Clinical Innovation, Health
Education and Training institute, Bureau of Health Information, Cancer
Institute NSW, eHealth, Mental
Health Branch and Health and Social Policy Branch at the Ministry of Health
and Health Consumers NSW were pleased to include the following Plenary Speakers at the 2017 NSW Patient
Experience Symposium.
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SPEAKER: JASON A. WOLF
PRESIDENT, THE BERYL INSTITUTE, USA
TOPIC: EVERY PATIENT HAS A STORY: CONNECTING PEOPLE AND PURPOSE FOR PATIENT EXPERIENCE EXCELLENCE
SYNOPSIS:
It is time to reframe our
thinking on patient experience and reinforce the core strategies driving
experience excellence in healthcare today. In acknowledging that every person
has the potential to impact the human experience in healthcare, we must return
to the fundamentals in how we build, lead and operate our healthcare
organizations and systems now and into the future.
Learn about the most recent
findings from the 2017 State of Patient Experience study and identify the
central tenets of the experience era in which healthcare now finds itself.
Be
prepared to challenge your thinking, explore new ideas and walk away reignited
to lead with purpose for patient experience excellence.
BIOGRAPHY:
Jason is
a passionate champion and recognized expert on patient experience improvement,
organization culture and change, and sustaining high performance in
healthcare. As President of The Beryl Institute, Jason has led the
growth of the organization into the leading global community of practice and
thought leader on improving the patient experience, engaging over 50,000
members and guests in more than 55 countries and establishing the framework for
the emerging profession of patient experience.
Jason is the Founding Editor of
the Patient Experience Journal, the first open-access, peer-reviewed
journal committed to research and practice in patient experience improvement.
Jason is a sought after speaker, provocative commentator, and respected author
of numerous publications and academic articles on culture, organization change
and performance in healthcare, including two books on Organization Development
in Healthcare and over 25 white papers on patient experience improvement.
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SPEAKER: TIM BLAKE ENGAGED PATIENT AND CARER, AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, OF SEMANTIC CONSULTING
TOPIC: OUR JOURNEY: HOW DIGITAL HEALTH COMMUNITIES HELPED US THROUGH ONE OF THE HARDEST TIMES OF OUR LIVES
SYNOPSIS: Ten years ago my wife
told me she was pregnant for the first time. We were excited.
Briefly. What followed was one of the most difficult experiences of
our lives. Within a couple of weeks, she was nauseous and vomiting.
So badly, in fact, that she had to quit her job almost immediately.
This presentation tells
our story. How we learned over time to influence the care we received in
hospital by the language that we used. The many compassionate staff,
often working against the system. The models of care that suited the
system but not us.
I will also explore the
critical role that Digital Health Communities played in our care. The way
that other people from across the world, with experience of the condition,
encouraged us, listened to us, told their stories and gave wise advice.
These communities were “healthcare” every bit as much as the formal health
services that we received.
BIOGRAPHY: Tim Blake
is an Engaged Patient and Carer, and the Managing Director of Semantic
Consulting, a consulting firm focused on leading digital change in healthcare.
Tim
is passionate about enabling engaged patients, activating caregivers, the use
of mobile solutions in health, gamification, patient reported outcomes, digital
health communities, precision medicine, consumer genomics, consumer health
devices and many other components of Digital Health that are disrupting
healthcare in positive and exciting ways.
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