2021 - IEEPO Community Survey Results.xlsx

This material is released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-SA4.0). You may share (copy and redistribute) and adapt (remix, transform, and build upon) this. However you must give appropriate credit to the External Advisory Committee from the International Experience Exchange for Patient Organisations (IEEPO) and its co-creation partner Roche, a license notice, and a link to the original material as co-created in August/September 2021. If you build upon this material, you must distribute your version under the same license as the original (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). <br> Please note that the data provided is from a <b>non-representative</b> patient community survey <b>conducted</b> by the IEEPO initiative and this should be taken into account when analyzing and evaluating the data. Any publication or other use of the data must include, in addition to the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, a statement that the data is derived from a non-representative patient community survey conducted by the IEEPO initiative.The IEEPO community survey was commissioned by the IEEPO External Advisory Committee following results of the pre-event survey from the IEEPO Kick Off event in March. The pre-event survey highlighted the patient committee's interest in a position paper and in the topic of humanising healthcare post-pandemic.<br>In response to this pre-event survey IEEPO will deliver a position paper through the MAKE domain entitled <b>‘Humanising Healthcare: a call for transformational change’ </b>on ieepo.com during the<b> IEEPO ‘Think Global, Act local’ event</b> (8th November). The position paper addresses the issue of <b>building trust in healthcare systems &amp; humanising healthcare </b>and calls for a mindset shift to achieve this change.<br> The position paper is co-owned and validated by the IEEPO patient community through:<br> · The IEEPO community survey· Best practice case studies from the communityFor any use and/or publication of the data, please send an email to [e-mail] with details of the publication.