IFIC Australia Webinar
Is it enough for people to be centred in their care, or should they be driving it?
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Integrated care has often been shaped by institutional goals like reducing costs, rather than focusing on individual needs. This has prompted experts to call for a shift from 'people-centred' to 'people-driven' care, emphasising the need to empower individuals and communities to take an active role in their health decisions.
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This webinar explored:
- What does meaningful involvement in care look like?
- How can we address power imbalances?
- What are examples of successful co-creation with communities?
- Can people-centred care tackle inequalities and improve outcomes?
Resources from the webinar
The webinar video
The presentations
Facilitated by
Dr Anthony Brown
Chief Executive Officer
Health Consumers NSW
Panellists
Aimee McNeill
Integrated Wellbeing
Healthy North Coast
Dr Viktoria Stein
VM Integrated Care
Professor Nicholas Goodwin
Centre for Research in Health System Performance (CRiHSP)
National University of Singapore
Conjoint Professor, College of Health Medicine & Wellbeing, University of Newcastle, Australia
Conjoint Scholar, Central Coast Local Health District, NSW, Australia
Research Affiliate, Leeder Centre, University of Sydney
Hannah Johnson
Reform Office
Queensland Health
Ben Harris-Roxas
Faculty of Medicine & Health
UNSW SYDNEY
Debra Letica
Co-Chair
RACP Health Reform Working Group
Suzie Edward May
University of Western Australia Law School
