Patient engagement and involvement
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David Brewer and Hannah Price presented at an EAHSN Learning Event about patient and public engagement and involvement. Their presentation discussed using social media like Twitter and Facebook to engage over 60,000 people in 12 hours, and highlighted a YouTube video about their work. They advocated for coproduction with patients, incentivizing honesty, and interactive learning approaches to nurture a future health workforce focused on public health and social value.
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- 1. David Brewer – Head of Engagement Hannah Price – Young Member Patient & Public Engagement & Involvement EAHSN Learning Event
- 2. … a little bit about us …
- 7. Social media • 60’000 tweets and re – tweets within 12 hours • @HannahAPrice • @Involvingdavid #thefutureismembership – David Brewer (Head of engagement) • https://www.facebook.com/SPEAKNHS/
- 12. coproduction … & personal development incentivise … honesty … applied learning … x-curriculum / projects … interactive & fun!
- 14. nurturing a future workforce prevention / public health social value … governance
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