To be conformed

To be conformed

To be conformed

In this session speakers will discuss how important person-centered care has emerged to be in the Pandemic and how the challenges imposed by COVID-19 are no reason to roll back the tide on person centered care. On the contrary, it is crucial to ensure that efforts to co-design healthcare, use technology, involve families especially in a key role in the care of vulnerable people, and engage patients in decisions are still high on everyone’s agenda and being implemented. Specific attention will be given to the importance to co-create services, and the impact on the gains in higher quality, safer, more appropriate, effective, and efficient care.

In this session the speakers will highlight the importance of always ensuring healthcare workers wellbeing; be it physical mental or social. The discussion delves into education, empowerment, and personalized responses. Experiences and lessons learned during the COVID 19 pandemic will be shared to respond on how we can improve health worker safety, preserve their mental health, and ensure resilient management of healthcare workforce while driving performance.

In this session, the speakers will focus on sharing the importance and impact of using good governance and evidence-based management (EBM) especially during the crisis. This may include how the rules of good governance can be always applied, how the experience with COVID 19 strengthened the need for EBM, and what the pandemic reveals about governance.