Chris Sarfaty

Person-Centered CollaborativeCare. Supporting Staff 2 Support Patients. @theIHI raises my QOL. What Matters To You? #wmty

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

@janoldenburg My alternative model and motto, is:
"Ask not:
Why is my patient non-compliant?
INSTEAD, ask:
What did I not hear, not offer, not ask?" cs

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

Decision aids can help people process the complex emotions that come with big health care decisions. Create empathy-centered decision aids with these tips from CommunicateHealth: https://t.co/lYcYFrtXpb

[Camila Lorenz @camilalorenz_]

Workshop O Que Importa para Você ? 🇧🇷
CC in English #oqueimportaparavoce #wmty #wmty24 @WmtyWorld @WMTYScot @ChrisAug89 @PersonCntrdSco

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

3/3

This reminds me of how important it is to ask “What Matters To You?”
@WmtyWorld
https://t.co/xXH6LkVE1Z

@Mental_Elf

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

Keynote #1 Community and Equity

https://t.co/d2IJLQteYn

Speakers:
@ProfKevinFenton
@Jlyons1978
@MarieGNHS
&
@KedarMate :

“Everyday we make choices in our work.
-do I look for the inequities that might be present?
-do I ask my patients about their social circumstances?

🧵

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

-do I try to understand why my patient didn’t make our appt?
-Or do I get defensive when a patient gets angry with me for a system that is failing them?…”

“Start the change we need…”

“Make different choices.”

Well said!

#Quality2024

2/3

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

She is Inspiration personified. And only 24yo. @DazeAghaji

Keynote 2: What can health and care systems do to mitigate the global climate emergency? (with Anthony Costello @globalhlthtwit and Daze Aghaji)

Livestream/recording available on this webpage

https://t.co/d2IJLQteYn

[The Mental Elf @Mental_Elf]

@maureenbis Daze Aghaji, @DazeAghaji is a climate activist, artist, essayist from England

"A ball of energy, conviction and warmth"

She starts with an invocation to come back to why we do what we do.

#Quality2024

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

Thanks for the link @HelenBevan
So glad for this livestream for those of us who cannot be there. We are with you in spirit, however! #Quality2024

[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

The next keynote at #Quality2024 is being live streamed & open to all. It starts at 4.15pm this afternoon: "The healthcare sector is responsible for almost 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and if it was a country it would be the 5th largest polluter in the world. But how do we reduce waste, improve efficiency and decrease carbon footprint while still prioritising safety? In this keynote session, we will hear from Hackney-based climate activist Daze Aghaji on why it’s so important to consider our connection to the planet world, and Anthony Costello, Professor of Global Health and Sustainable Development, on what this means for health and care." Watch it here (you can watch the recording too): https://t.co/Tu0ifDk8bG

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

Great work here 🎯

Let’s talk about “What Matters to You?” Care in long term care facilities and with people who have dementia.

So important and so rarely done.

[Claire Snyman @clairehsnyman]

Honored to listen today to the amazing work being done at Minoru Long-Term Care residence @VCHhealthcare with Care Conferences on the @WmtyWorld call ❤️ Resident-Centered Care!

https://t.co/35OYx599fC

[Claire Snyman @clairehsnyman]

This. Such a small thing can have such a BIG impact on the patient (and physician) experience 💯 #humanexperience

[Dr. Oona Hayes @dr_oona]

@clairehsnyman @WmtyWorld Clinicians can increase #JoyInWork by increasing what matters to them. #WMTY conversations w patients are foundational to patient-centred care and indicate professional humility. https://t.co/3FJRsK7DLl @HDCBC_Canada

[Health Quality BC @healthqualitybc]

Dive into our resources created to help you spread the word about “What Matters to You?” in your workplace, school or community!

https://t.co/IJoDz5fdfH

#WMTY

[Claire Snyman @clairehsnyman]

This should be a strategic initiative embedded from the top down as the impact is that big. When we ask "what matters to you", "what is important" of patients, families, caregivers AND staff, we change the conversation ➡️ impacts outcomes + experience of care #WMTY @WmtyWorld

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

Thank you @simmons_leighmd @ksepucha @SamiraDaswani

So much and of so much value in this understated podcast.
Shared medical/health decision-making from both sides of the desk.
And there is a part 2 to still come
@WmtyWorld @TheIHI

[Leigh Simmons @simmons_leighmd]

It was a pleasure to speak with @SamiraDaswani on #SDM in primary care decisions. @ksepucha

[Claire Snyman @clairehsnyman]

Everyone has an emergency department story. From both sides of the gurney. It’s important we bring our voices forward about how important access to this care is for us. Pls read, sign & share with just 1 person today ❤️ TY

@CAEP_Docs

https://t.co/VzJbbXDeVj

[Claire Snyman @clairehsnyman]

As we moves towards #healthcare reform, let's put #peoplecentred care as our guiding star - for patients, families, caregivers, health care teams & our health care system. This video captures it all ❤️ @AccredCanada

https://t.co/fuUkU5yG8T

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

PSA: Survivors of medical trauma are frequently invited to speak at conferences. The stories they tell are harrowing and educational for anybody who cares for patients, which is why they are popular participants in plenary sessions and panel discussions. 1/3

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

Time for radical reform in healthcare education for compassionate care.

@bailey_suzie & colleagues advocate for transformative changes in curricula and care conditions.
👉Read more: https://t.co/DLdbwnYPSI
@TheKingsFund @DrDominiqueAllw @nicki_macklin @vmontori @BobKlaber

[Michelle Obama @MichelleObama]

I wanted to share some of my thoughts on today's Supreme Court decision on affirmative action:

[Chris Sarfaty @ChrisAug89]

@ph_wilson1 @alisonleary1 @DrHelenAnderson @caspertown42 @AndreaParkin2 @TheQNI 💯 & wouldn’t it be wonderful if the system we work in also flexed to allow for more of those adjustments and responses, in fact Welcomed them & even shared them so all could benefit from the learning? Whether in Europe or US or elsewhere, the system needs to learn from the wkrs