Develop Long-Term Relationships With Patients & Advocates Through Patient-Centric Strategies Which Inform All Aspects Of The Pharma Lifecycle ✓ Embed Patient Voice & Increase Early Patient Involvement & Co-Creation To Boost Patient Experiences, Journeys & Digital & Virtual Engagement ✓ Engage Internal & External Stakeholders To Overcome Barriers To Patient Centricity.
A One-Day, Practitioner-Led Conference & Networking Event, 24th May 2022, Central London. 4th Annual Event! Bring Your Team - Send 4 For 3!
27 Speakers From The Pharmaceutical Industry, Patient Advocacy Groups & Patients Themselves Share Their Insights Into Levelling Up Patient Centricity In Pharma Through Long-Term Partnerships, Involvement In Clinical Trials, Strategic Virtual Engagement, Co-Creation & Collaborating Effectively With Stakeholder Networks To Drive Patient-Centric Journeys & Health Outcomes That Place The Patient At The Heart Of Decision Making
- Practical Steps To Embed Patients At The Centre Of Decision Making: Walk the walk of patient centricity with direct action to involve patients in every part of the journey
- NEW! Long-Term Engagement & Partnership Strategies: Transition from ad-hoc relationships to long-lasting, consistent patient engagement and empowerment
- UPDATE: Strengthen Patient Advocacy Collaboration: Level-up relationships between pharma and advocacy groups to boost collaboration and improve patient outcomes and experiences
- High-Impact Digital & Virtual Engagement: Move beyond apps to develop long-term strategies to engage patients virtually and establish digital as a key channel
- Patients’ Honest Perspectives: Direct feedback from patients and advocates on their experiences of the pharma industry and what we need to deliver for effective future collaboration
- UPDATE: Advanced Patient-Centric Clinical Trial Design: Engage patients throughout the clinical trial process and drive recruitment through early patient involvement
- Break Down Barriers To Patient Centricity: Overcome internal and external blockers to commit to action authentically
- Driving Improvements In Patient Journeys: Nurture strategic patient journeys that demonstrably boost patient experiences and outcomes
- NEW! Patient Centricity In Developing Countries: Navigate the opportunities and challenges of engaging patients effectively across developing nations
- Engage Multiple Healthcare Stakeholders: Align values behind the patient and develop strong relationships focused on patient centricity and outcomes
- NEW! Education, Co-Creation, Collaboration: Develop materials and processes alongside patients to drive informed consent, build trust and amplify your messaging
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The Patient Centricity & Engagement Conference At A Glance
27
Senior-Level Speakers
11
Advanced Topic Streams
100%
Satisfaction At The Last Event
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Years Leading The Conference Market
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Inspiring Day In Central London
Why Attend This Patient Centricity & Engagement Conference?
- 27 Patient & HCP Leading Professionals Speaking In 1 Inspiring Day
- 100% Satisfaction Rating
- Written In Collaboration With Patients, Advocacy Groups & The Industry
- 4 Informal Break-Out Sessions: A) Patient Recruitment In Clinical Trials B) Medical Devices, Apps & Digital Health C) Pharma Reputation D) Reimbursement
- Hear The Patient’s Voice Directly From Patients & Advocacy Groups
- 4 In-Depth Panel Discussions A) Long-Term Engagement B) Patient Perspectives C) Overcoming Barriers D) Stakeholder Collaboration
Who Attends This Patient Centricity & Engagement Conference?
Senior-level professionals with job titles including:
- Patient (Advocacy, Engagement, Experience, Centricity)
- Clinical Research
- Customer Engagement
- Communications
- Regulation
- Medical Affairs
- Multi-Channel
27 Leading Professionals Speaking In 1 Inspiring Day: Patients At The Heart Of Decision Making • Long-Term Patient Engagement • Levelled-Up Advocacy Collaboration • Digital & Virtual Engagement • Patient Perspectives • Patient-Centric Clinical Trials • Overcoming Barriers • Patient Journeys • Patient Centricity In Developing Countries • Stakeholder Collaboration • Education, Co-Creation, Collaboration
100% Average Delegate Satisfaction Rating! Hear What Previous Conference Attendees Think:
“A great day for collaboration and learning. Challenging and inspiring.”
“High-energy, packed agenda, delivering some really interesting insights.”
“Great event to network and share inside stories and challenges with like-minded people.”
Get Involved With The Patient Centricity & Engagement Conference!
Can You Help Pharma & Healthcare Organisations Drive Patient Engagement & Centre Patients At The Heart Of Their Organisations? For more information on how speak, exhibit or arrange one-to-one meetings at this market-leading conference, please call +44 (0) 20 3479 2299 or email partner@patientengagementconference.com.
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Next-Level Strategies To Embed Patients At The Heart Of Organisational Decision Making & Build Empowering Relationships With Advocacy Groups For Long-Term, Value-Adding Patient Centricity, Engagement & Partnerships
Develop Long-Term Relationships With Patients & Advocates Through Patient-Centric Strategies Which Inform All Aspects Of The Pharma Lifecycle ✓ Embed
Patient Voice & Increase Early Patient Involvement & Co-Creation To Boost Patient Experiences, Journeys & Digital & Virtual Engagement ✓ Engage Internal &
External Stakeholders To Overcome Barriers To Patient Centricity. A One-Day, Practitioner-Led Conference & Networking Event, 24th May 2022, Central London
08.30 Registration, Informal Networking & GIC Opening Remarks
09.00 Morning Chair’s Opening Remarks
Paul Edwards, Director of Clinical Services, Dementia UK
PATIENTS AT THE HEART OF DECISION MAKING - DOUBLE PERSPECTIVE
09.10 Walk The Walk Of Patient Centricity With Practical Steps To Place The Patient At The Centre Of All Business Decisions
- How can pharma companies move past talking about patient centricity, and take direct action to involve patients in every part of the journey and truly centre around the patient?
- But I’m not customer facing! Contextualise patient needs throughout the organisation to ensure all decision making and design has the patient at its heart
- Collaboration is key to patient engagement, so how can pharma work more strategically with patient organisations and develop relationships that boost engagement and outcomes?
09.10 Jost Leemhuis, Head of Safety Science, Roche
09.30 Arnaud Muller, Digital Portfolio Director, Specialty Medicines, Daiichi Sankyo
LONG-TERM PATIENT ENGAGEMENT - PANEL DISCUSSION & Q&A
09.50 Move Beyond Ad-Hoc Engagement To Develop Long-Lasting Relationships That Strengthen Patient Involvement & Embeds Them Into Business Decision Making
- Patient panels? Podcasts? What innovative methods can be used to engage patients long-term throughout the patient and pharma lifecycle?
- Improve listening and action feedback to enhance the patient experience
- What support do patients and advocacy groups need to be able to consistently engage with pharma companies, and what role do pharma brands have in facilitating this?
- Phase four isn’t the end! Keep engagement strong post phase four to ensure the patients voice is heard continuously beyond the development process
Gunnar Schroefel, Global Director Patient Advocacy, Oncology, Daiichi Sankyo
John Ioannou, Head of Global Medical Affairs, Rheumatology, UCB
Stephen Head, Senior Director, Patient Partnerships, Astellas Pharma Europe Ltd
Geoff Rollason, Patient Experience & Service Director, Pfizer UK
Paul Robinson, European Lead, Patient Innovation, MSD
LEVELLED-UP ADVOCACY COLLABORATION
10.20 Strengthen Relationships With Patient Advocacy Groups To Solidify Patient Engagement For The Future
- How can we best identify the needs of advocacy groups, so that partnership and collaboration can demonstrably improves patient experiences?
- What do advocacy and patient groups need and expect from the pharmaceutical industry in order to effectively advocate for patients?
- Adapt your engagement strategies for both large and small advocacy groups and meet their differing needs to ensure deep-rooted collaboration
Henry Featherstone, Global Public Affairs, General Medicines, Sanofi
10.40 Morning Refreshment Break With Informal Networking
DIGITAL PATIENT ENGAGEMENT
11.10 Develop Seamless Online Experiences For Patients & Support Them Through Virtual Engagement Programmes To Reach Your Audience Effectively
- 2021 was the year of the app, but how can we build upon these and confidently engage all patients through digital and virtual channels?
- How can pharma companies take a systematic approach to engaging with patients digitally and truly embed this as a strong engagement channel?
- Remove barriers and support patients through digital engagement to enhance your reach without engagement levels dropping off
BONUS SESSION
11.30 Bonus Session; Reserved For Exclusive Conference Partner
PATIENT PERSPECTIVES - PANEL DISCUSSION & Q&A
12.00 Patients’ Honest Perspectives On Their Relationship & Experiences With Pharma & How Their Voice Can Boost Patient & Business Outcomes
- What do patients expect and need from the pharmaceutical industry and how can pharma focus on the issues that truly matter to patients?
- How can pharma help patients feel more comfortable to become advocates and evidence their voices are being heard and their efforts are valued?
- What areas of the pharma process do you feel your voice is missing and how can pharma adapt to include patient insights more successfully in these areas?
Rebecca Langley, Patient Advocate
Olive Fulton, Patient Advocate
Dany Bell, Strategic Advisor Treatment, Medicines & Genomics, Macmillan Cancer Support
Mary Lynne van Poelgeest-Pomfret, President, WFIPP
PATIENT-CENTRIC CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN
12.30 Listen To & Action The Patient Voice Throughout Clinical Trials & Design Trials That Authentically & Meaningfully Engage Patients & Produce Win-Win Results
- How can we really understand patients’ needs and voices early in the clinical trial process, and harness their insights to improve patient experiences and reduce drop-off rates?
- Engage across national boundaries with differing regulations to drive patient recruitment and trial success
- Successfully co-create clinical trial design with patients and harness early patient involvement secure stronger patient outcomes and improve speed-to-market
Kimberley Kallsen, Head of Patient & Site Journey, Global, Clinical Development & Operations, Boehringer Ingelheim
12.50 Morning Chair’s Closing Remarks
Paul Edwards, Director of Clinical Services, Dementia UK
13.00 Lunch For Delegates, Speakers & Partners
PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSIONS
13.30 Informal Peer-To-Peer Discussions
A) Patient Recruitment In Clinical Trials
Eliana Triggiani, Global Patient Solutions Associate, Director R&D, AstraZeneca
B) Medical Devices, Apps & Digital Health
Tracey Robertson, Patient & Site Engagement Process Lead - Global Clinical Development & Operations, Boehringer Ingelheim
C) Pharma Reputation
D) Reimbursement
14.00 Afternoon Chair’s Opening Remarks
Dr Helen Bulbeck, Director of Policy & Services, brainstrust - the brain cancer people
OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO PATIENT CENTRICITY - PANEL DISCUSSION & Q&A
14.10 Effective Tactics To Overcome Both Internal & External Obstacles & Ensure Organisations Authentically Embrace Patient Centricity & Commit To Action
- The message of patient centricity is getting through, but how can we inspire action internally to truly develop processes and organisations that place the patient at the centre?
- With smaller networks of patients and advocacy groups for rare diseases, what steps can be taken to strengthen these groups and support them as valued collaborators which keep pace with other more developed therapy areas?
- How can internal silos be broken through to ensure patient centricity is a key focus company-wide?
- With ROI on patient centricity projects difficult to measure, how can the benefits be communicated clearly to ensure everyone is on the same page?
Marco Koch, Director Early Patient Voice Lead, UCB
James Fitzpatrick, Senior Director & Head of Public, Affairs UK & Ireland, Sanofi
Helen Stoop, Head of Patient Advocacy, Europe & Canada, Takeda
Garry Brough, Lead for Peer Learning, Partnerships & Policy, Positively UK
BONUS SESSION
14.40 Bonus Session; Reserved For Exclusive Conference Partner
PATIENT JOURNEYS
15.10 Collaborate Effectively & Engage Patients Throughout Their Journey To Demonstrably Improve Experiences & Outcomes
- In which areas of patient journeys can pharma generate the deepest impact and bring tangible benefits to the patient experience?
- How can patients and advocates guide pharma on weaker aspects of the patient journey where they aren’t being heard, and bring their insights into these spaces?
- Harness key digital tools to remove pain points from patient journeys and create seamless experiences
Geoff Rollason, Patient Experience & Service Director, Pfizer UK
PATIENT CENTRICITY & DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CHALLENGES & CHANCES - CASE STUDY
15.30 Navigate The Pitfalls & Create Opportunities To Engage Patients In Developing Countries With Adaptable & Flexible Patient Engagement & Centricity Strategies
Gunnar Philipp, Senior Director Medical Affairs, Intercontinental, CSL Behring AG
15.50 Afternoon Refreshment Break With Informal Networking
STAKEHOLDER COLLABORATION - PANEL DISCUSSION & Q&A
16.20 Develop Meaningful Collaboration Across Healthcare Stakeholders To Focus Values & Actions On Patient Centricity & Outcomes
- Align values across multiple stakeholders to ensure all parties are moving in the direction that truly matters to patients
- What are best practice examples of partnering and co-creation between patient advocacy groups and pharma?
- How can we work together to build capacity in advocacy and elevate the patient voice in healthcare and broader society?
- With the variety of different maturities and resources spread across patient groups, how can we collaborate with equal effectiveness across differing groups, ensuring all patients are represented?
Arup Pramanik, Head of Global Market Access TA, Inflammation, Boehringer Ingelheim
Suzanne Bruins, Associate Director Public Affairs & Patient Advocacy, Gilead Sciences
Aysegül Dalbeler, Head of Medical & Scientific Affairs, Novo Nordisk
Catherine Wood, Head of Patient Experience, Breast Cancer Now
EDUCATION, CO-CREATION, COLLABORATION
16.50 Collaborate With Patients & Advocates To Co-Create Materials That Reach, Engage & Educate Different Patient Groups
- What steps can be taken to combat misinformation online and ensure accurate, trustworthy information rises to the top to keep patients informed and prevent alarm or distrust?
- Advanced therapeutics bring new challenges in patient education, how can we ensure patients have the right information to make an informed choice when advanced therapeutics are on the table?
- Amplify your message and positively engage with different communities and patient cohorts through co creation of educational materials
Dr Lesley Booth MBE, Director of Research & PPIE, Bowel Research UK
17.10 Afternoon Chair’s Closing Remarks & Official Close Of Conference
Dr Helen Bulbeck, Director of Policy & Services, brainstrust - the brain cancer people
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