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Webinar 1: Health journey mapping – using Bronchiectasis to demonstrate the use of the clinical tool.
Webinar 2: Health journey mapping - using Asthma to demonstrate the use of the detailed tool.
These webinars have been postponed to a later date. This event page will be updated as soon as the new date is confirmed.
Please note that when you register you are registering for both of these webinars. You will receive links to watch both webinars live and also the on-demand viewing.
Webinar 1: Health journey mapping – using Bronchiectasis to demonstrate the use of the clinical tool
This webinar will explain the benefits of using health
journey mapping tools to enhance care for and with Aboriginal patients and
clients in busy clinical settings using a clinical mapping tool.
The tools enable individuals and teams to identify and
record priorities for care, map changes in real time, and evaluate
effectiveness. They help improve communication and coordination of care, and
can be used in urban, rural and remote locations, within and across services.
Participants will learn how the health journey mapping tools
can be used alongside clinical guidelines to improve care experiences and
outcomes for Aboriginal people with bronchiectasis.
Webinar 2: Health journey mapping - using Asthma to demonstrate the use of the detailed tool
Date and time: Tuesday 4 July 2023 | 2:00-3:30PM AEST
This webinar will explain the benefits of using health
journey mapping tools to plan care for and with Aboriginal patients and clients
using a detailed mapping tool.
The tools enable clinicians and teams to identify and record
individual patient and client priorities for care, develop effective care
plans, ensure continuity of care and follow up, and evaluate effectiveness.
They can be used in urban, rural and remote locations, within and across
services.
Participants will learn how the health journey mapping tools
can be used to improve communication, care experiences and outcomes for
Aboriginal children and adults with asthma, with a focus on discharge planning,
client/patient/family involvement in developing care plans, and prevention of
rehospitalisation.
For more information on this topic and for the package of tools and resources, visit Health Journey Mapping | Lowitja Institute.
Program
14:00 - 14:05 Welcome and introduction to webinar
14:05 - 15:00 Presentation from speakers
15:00- 15:30 Panel discussion
15:30 Closing remarks
Speakers
Associate Professor Janet Kelly is a nurse researcher and course coordinator focused on improving health care and outcomes for and with Aboriginal people. She has co-designed flexible and adaptable health journey mapping tools that identify barriers and enablers, gaps and strategies in care. These tools are increasing being used for quality improvement, reflective practice, education and training in a range of health care areas including renal care, cardiac care, nursing, midwifery and medicine in urban, rural and remote areas.
Tahlee is a Registered Nurse and Researcher from South Australia. She has worked with the AKction team from the University of Adelaide since 2018, focusing on improving health journeys and outcomes for Indigenous Australians and imbedding cultural safety within clinical care. She has a public health background and is passionate about improving access to health services and achieving health equity for all. In addition to research, she works clinically as a Women’s and Reproductive Health nurse.
Thank you to our valued sponsored Boehringer Ingelheim.
