Reema Harrison
Professor Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie UniversityDigital Impact, March 11
3:40 PM Presentation: Partnering with Consumers to Shape Virtual Care
Professor Reema Harrison’s research highlights the critical role of consumer involvement in designing and improving virtual care models. Her work demonstrates how meaningful engagement leads to safer, more responsive, and equitable digital health services. This research underscores the value of collaboration in shaping the future of virtual healthcare.
- Co-design enhances trust, usability, and relevance of virtual care
- Consumer insights help identify gaps in access and experience
- Inclusive approaches support better outcomes and system sustainability
Community Seminars, March 12
11:00 AM Accessible Patient Reported Measures for Person-Centred Care: How Can We Ensure That Patient Voices Are Meaningfully Embedded in Care Delivery?
Professor Reema Harrison explores the development and implementation of accessible patient-reported measures that support equity, inclusion, and person-centred-ness in healthcare. Drawing on her extensive research in co-design, health literacy, and systems responsiveness, this session highlights practical strategies for integrating patient perspectives into quality improvement and clinical decision-making.
Understand how to co-design patient-reported measures with diverse communities
Explore the role of health literacy in equitable data collection
Learn how to embed patient insights into system-level care improvements
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Reema.
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