Peer Support is intentional, personalized, relationship-based, and available as needed. Peer Support offers a real-life, real-time perspective, a view only an experienced patient or family member can provide.
This webinar will:
Establish a shared understanding of peer support
Outline the benefits of peer support to patients, families, and primary care clinicians
Describe the components of established peer support programs
Discuss ways to integrate peer support into practices
This two part online series is available to all Patient Family Advisors and is relevant to Advisors, Partners or Patient Family Collaborators from any healthcare setting, research teams or improvement organization. Participants will enjoy these interactive sessions with peers to strengthen their partnership skills. Each session is 90 minuntes and includes content developed to support the Core Competencies of effective advisors in a peer learning environment.
Join PFCCpartners in welcoming Marion Moore, Patient Experience Manager at Dignity Health for the April Workshop. Marion is a champion of empowering patients, families & staff members to fully engage in the clinical experience and will highlight some of that work at Dignity Health. Learn the importance the clinical relationship and how patients and families can be more engaged in their care.
Webinar Description:
Many healthcare organizations lack a formal method to deeply understand and evaluate diverse patient and family experiences. Understanding care experiences of patients and families from minority racial and ethnic groups is essential to improving pervasive disparities. This webinar will strengthen healthcare organizations’ abilities to advance health equity by sharing strategies and tools that help recruit and retain diverse populations in patient and family advisory councils (PFAC).
Resources for Integrated Care, in collaboration with Community Catalyst and the American Geriatrics Society, invites you to attend an upcoming webinar. This webinar offers Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Continuing Education (CE) credit at no cost to participants.
Advanced primary care, such as Patient-Centered Medical Homes, transform the systems and culture of practice to meet the needs of patients. Leading innovators are taking the next step, by integrating care with important community-based services—such as behavioral health, social support services, and community health workers. These partnerships create additional tools to support patients, especially those who are high risk and/or high cost.
As a follow-up to the PCPCC webinar, "Transforming Clinical Practice by Supporting Patient and Family Decision Making," PCPCC Executive Members are invited to the kick-off session of "Conversation with the Experts."
