CaPPRe's director of Research and Innovations, @simonfifer, will be presenting tomorrow at @HTAiOrg#HTAi2024Seville. Stop by the session to learn about this interesting study and the importance of accounting for treatment experience in #patientpreference studies 🫀
We are kicking off our activities with the PCIG workshop today!
We will deep dive into "Patient And Citizen Involvement In Health Technology Assessment: Networks For Sustainability And Innovation" at 1:30 - 5:00 pm, Room España 4&5.
#HTAi2024Seville
CaPPRe's Jenni Godsell is presenting on "Treatment Preferences and Goals Among People Living with CLL" tonight at #Blood2023. Stop by board H53 to check out the poster!
To learn more about the project visit: https://t.co/M3ZxZ1wOe5
CaPPRe's @MayaHoensJoshi presented last night at #Blood2023 on "Using digital health to empower multiple myeloma patients in shared decision-making: Findings from the ChoiceApp® pilot study".
To learn more about ChoiceApp®, visit https://t.co/eiV1C1mgRq
Dr Linda Watson explains that we need to conceptualize cancer care as a longitudinal relationship where patients are partners in their care. Digital health tools are a key way to help facilitate this…as long as there is equitable access to them #Blood2023
CaPPRe is excited to be attending #Blood2023 in Melbourne! We’ll be sharing information about ChoiceApp, a new shared decision-making tool for people with myeloma, at Myeloma Australia’s exhibition stand. Come say Hello!
Thank you for highlighting this panel, @HubenAmy!
From the patient perspective, value includes aspects beyond costs and effectiveness - the value of knowing - and we have methods to measure this.
Our new shared decision-making program on ChoiceApp is live and available for those living with multiple myeloma! It can help patients identify their personal treatment preferences, track QoL, & have meaningful discussions with their HCP: https://t.co/0RyFFMw2s8 @MyelomaAust_MFA
CaPPRe's Samson Kong presented findings from a choice experiment exploring community willingness to fund new treatments at #HTAi2023Adelaide. Key takeaway: "Australians are willing to fund new treatments not already covered by the government". Learn more➡️ https://t.co/1sc8dvk5to
There is more to a #diagnosis than a name. Information is knowledge which leads to inform decision making and empowerment. A diagnosis can lead to getting the supports you need; clinical, education and social supports. @HTAiOrg #HTAiAdelaide2023
“Understanding what’s important to patients & how satisfied they are with different aspects of the healthcare pathway allows us to target areas for improvement”- CaPPRe’s Jenni Godsell presenting on the #MM Patient Experience Index ➡️ https://t.co/IdfBYLtIbr #HTAi2023Adelaide