Key details
Time
- 1pm
Location
- Online
Price
- Free
Who could attend
- Everyone
Type
- Lecture
A conversation about representing and maintaining the personhood of someone receiving care in a healthcare setting.
How do the people treating a person connect with them, find common ground, reflect their wishes, explain what is happening in a way that is relatable and understandable, personalise care to that person, include those around the person? In what ways should life in a healthcare setting, reference life outside a healthcare setting?
The panel will include representatives from the following three organisations who will be presenting projects on:
- UCLH – Building a whole picture of the person to ensure their care is contextualised in who they are.
- Rhode Island School – translating a person's words and wishes to ensure the right care
- Helix – A tool for parents to facilitate memory making, to reinforce as much as possible, the normal, everyday lives they had with their children.
Hosted by Tom Stables – Industry Projects Designer at the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design
