Thursday 11 April 2024 | 15:00-16:00

Format: Workshop

Stream: Populations

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PART 1: Lessons from crisis settings

Join us for an enlightening session where we explore insights drawn from crisis healthcare settings, specifically Fragile, Conflict, and Vulnerable (FCV) environments. Discover how thinking differently inspired by FCV settings, can significantly redefine and enhance healthcare quality. If you’re a healthcare or social care professional working to improve service delivery in demanding circumstances, this interactive session will provide you with valuable insights.

As a result of this session, participants will be able to:

• Apply adaptive quality strategies: Delegates will understand different approaches to planning for quality, coordination and governance within a crisis setting to support the delivery of improved service provision and patient outcomes


• Utilise dynamic priority and resource management: Delegates will explore dynamic approaches to prioritization, identification of priority populations and conditions and resource allocation – all critical skills in navigating crisis settings to ensure efficient and effective healthcare delivery to the most vulnerable populations


• Build Capability: Delegates will learn about a novel approach to building capability within their teams and organisations to support the delivery of quality healthcare in crisis settings

Mondher Letaief Regional Advisor for Eastern Mediterranean Region, World Health Organisation, Egypt

Ahmed Alboksmaty Academic Clinical Fellow at the University of Cambridge, and WHO Consultant in Quality and Patient Safety

 

PART 2: Case study: Health and care in Ukraine

Session description to follow shortly.

Andrii Bazylevich World Federation of Ukrainian Medical Associations, Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University, Ukraine

Olesya Vynnyk Healthcare consultant, Ukraine

Rustam Zhurayev Salutas medical center, Lviv, Ukraine

Yaroslav Diakunchak Brovary Primary Healthcare Centre, Ukraine