Thursday 22 May 2025 | 15:00-16:00<\/em><\/strong><\/p> Format: Presentation<\/em><\/strong><\/p> Stream: People<\/em><\/strong><\/p> Content filters: n\/a<\/em><\/strong><\/p> Session chair: Ralph So<\/a> <\/strong>Albert Schweitzer Hospital; Netherlands<\/p> PART ONE: Guiding what matters: personalised approach, metrics and conversations<\/strong><\/p> The transformation to person-centred care is broadly embraced however real world examples are scarce. Patients (micro) individual needs and goals should not only be leading in treatment decisions but also in the quality measurements on the meso and macro level (Society Personalised Healthcare).<\/p> During our workshop we will demonstrate how to support and execute the implementation of personalized care on the micro, meso and macro level based on well-studied real world cases that implemented personalised care successfully for people with rheumatoid arthritis and elderly cancer patients.<\/p> We show how to conduct a genuine conversation with patients based on metrics and context, to find out what matters to them and find the treatment that suits best. Research shows the applied treatment is often different from common practice and better results are achieved.<\/p> And we\u2019ll have a well-informed dialogue with the audience about routes and conditions to spread this person-centred approach.<\/p> After this session, participants will be able to:<\/p> Angelique Weel<\/strong><\/a> Maasstad Ziekenhuis; Netherlands<\/p> Barbara van Leeuween<\/strong><\/a> University Medical Centre Groningen; Netherlands<\/p> Nico van Weert<\/strong><\/a> Society Personalised Healthcare; Netherlands<\/p> Elisabeth van Scha\u00efk<\/a> <\/strong>Society Personalised Healthcare; Netherlands<\/span><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> PART TWO: Metro Mapping: A co-creative approach to realise personalised healthcare<\/strong><\/p> The transformation to person-centred care is broadly embraced however real world examples are scarce. Patients (micro) individual needs and goals should not only be leading in treatment decisions but also in the quality measurements on the meso and macro level (Society Personalised Healthcare).<\/p> During our workshop we will demonstrate how to support and execute the implementation of personalized care on the micro, meso and macro level based on well-studied real world cases that implemented personalised care successfully for people with rheumatoid arthritis and elderly cancer patients.<\/p> We show how to conduct a genuine conversation with patients based on metrics and context, to find out what matters to them and find the treatment that suits best. Research shows the applied treatment is often different from common practice and better results are achieved.<\/p> And we\u2019ll have a well-informed dialogue with the audience about routes and conditions to spread this person-centred approach.<\/p> After this session, participants will be able to:<\/p> Jasper Brands<\/strong><\/a> Design strategist at Panton on behalf of the Metro Mapping Foundation; Netherlands<\/p> G\u00e9rard Hendriks<\/strong><\/a> Dutch Society for Personalised Care; Netherlands<\/span><\/p>
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