Washington, October 10 (QNA) - Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) participates as Premier Platinum Partner in the 2023 Planetree International conference on Person-Centered Care in Boston, Massachusetts.
Now in its 31st year, the Planetree International Conference is the leading conference in the field of person-centered care, an approach to healthcare delivery that prioritizes the active participation of patients and their families with an emphasis on partnership, compassion, transparency, and equity.
The 2023 program highlighted the connection between quality, safety, and Person-Centered care, with a spotlight on caregiver wellbeing and healthcare sustainability. The conference brought together health professionals and Person-Centered care thought leaders from around the world.
Deputy chief of Quality of HMCs Center for Patient Experience and Staff Engagement, director of Hamad Healthcare Quality Institute Nasser Al Naimi said that "HMCs Person-Centered Care journey is transforming how we deliver care to our patients. Our Person-Centered care program drives our overall quality improvement efforts of identifying areas for improvement It is also driving our teams to find innovative ways to enhance the patient experience to ensure they receive the best care possible," In the conference exhibition area, HMC highlighted its journey towards transforming the way it delivers services by creating a Person-Centered care culture in the healthcare system and finding innovative ways to enhance patient experience across the organization.
For her part, President of Planetree International Susan Frampton said, "We are so proud to be partnering with HMC on the 2023 Planetree Conference," adding, "HMC is deeply committed to humanizing the healthcare experience through person-centered culture. This commitment is transforming how healthcare is experienced by its patients, staff, and communities. As a conference partner, HMC expands this leadership role by helping to convene a global community of person-centered care champions who share this vision and are eager to expand adoption of person-centered care around the world." (QNA)