During 12 short sessions, our speakers talk about how we can achieve mutual respect in the patient-care provider relationship as well as stimulate and increase the involvement of all stakeholders.
How do we achieve this? What's stopping us? What the speakers will bring will undoubtedly lead to a lot of discussion. Discussions that we should not shy away from in order to evolve positively.
THE CARE REQUEST
Are you a patient, client, resident, ... The symposium deals with your care and the way in which you are involved. It is about you that the symposium is about. That is why it is important that you participate.
THE CAREGIVER
THE CARE ORGANIZATION
As a care provider, you play a key role in Patient Empowerment because a care recipient is more dependent on you than the other way around. But Patient Empowerment is also in your best interest.
Healthcare organizations can greatly contribute to Patient Empowerment. They exert a major influence on a care recipient's sense of dependence and on their perception.
THE CARE SYSTEM
Care recipients, care providers and care organizations function within the framework created by governments and policy makers. As a result, the latter exert a major influence on the freedom people have in healthcare to empower others.
THE SURVEY
Thank you for contributing to the discussion via the (now closed) survey.
Your answers feed the speakers and the discussion during the care symposium on Tuesday, October 26, 2021.
Together is the keyword, but also the theme of the care symposium.
The balance between care providers and care recipients must be in balance. The initiative for this balance lies with the care providers, care recipients as well as the care organizations and the care system. There is shared control and shared responsibility.
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