Session outline
The importance of patient empowerment in wound management is underscored by our ageing demographic and dispersed population. This education session will focus on enhancing patient involvement and fostering positive clinical engagement in wound care management.
Learning outcomes
- Comprehend the components and functions of shared care.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of existing approaches to patient self-care in chronic wound management, considering the variations observed globally.
- Apply the insights from research to identify patients who could benefit from greater involvement in their own care within a clinical setting.
- Assess the potential impact of implementing shared care approaches on patient outcomes and healthcare delivery in various healthcare systems.
Target audience
- Nurses – primary care, community and hospital
- Allied health professionals – podiatrists
- Pharmacists
- General Practitioners
Agenda
Chairperson: Nicci Spriggs
| Presentation time | Presentation title | Speaker name / Moderator |
|---|---|---|
| 5 minutes | Welcome and Introduction | Nicci Spriggs |
| 15 minutes | Shared Care Pathways review What motivates patients to select self treatment? How to engage with patients in residential aged care | Suzanne Kapp |
| 15 minutes | Analysis of published evidence Clinicians attitudes to Shared Care The Healthcare continuum | Zena Moore |
| 15 minutes | Shared Care successful case studies Barriers and challenges to implementation Patient Flow and decisión making Considerations and unintended consequences | Sarah Sage |
| 15 minutes | Discussion – What is the Future of Shared Care? | All Speakers |
| 10 minutes | Q&A |
