This is a closed event for participants of the ‘Unlocking the Power of Linked Data to Improve Patient Journeys Across the Health System’ Citizens’ Assembly
What is it?
The Citizens’ Assembly is an in-person event over two days. 20 people have been selected to broadly represent the NSW population. The assembly will look at the following question: “How should citizens be involved in projects that use linked health data?”
Over the two days, participants will hear information about the issues from experts and spend time discussing them and potential ways forward, with the experts and with other participants.
By the end of the sessions, the participants will have put together some key recommendations. These will be shared with patient groups, researchers, and healthcare providers to create guidelines for citizen involvement in health data projects.
This event is a part of the project ‘Unlocking the Power of Linked Data to Improve Patient Journeys Across the Health System’, a partnership between the George Institute for Global Health and HCNSW.