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SUMMARY:Seen\, heard\, believed: Improving healthcare outcomes for w
	omen
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DESCRIPTION:Join the Royal Society of Medicine’s (RSM) Patient Safety 
	Section in partnership with the Resident Doctors Section Seen\, Heard\, Be
	lieved\, a national conference exploring how listening to women can improv
	e healthcare outcomes. The programme will examine how women's experiences\
	, concerns and priorities can be better understood and incorporated into c
	linical decision-making.Evidence from national reviews\, inquiries and the
	 Women's Health Strategy for England highlights persistent concerns about 
	women feeling unheard or dismissed in healthcare. This conference will exp
	lore how effective listening\, empathy and shared decision-making can impr
	ove patient safety\, diagnostic accuracy\, trust and clinical outcomes. Th
	rough expert presentations\, patient perspectives and interactive sessions
	\, participants will explore practical ways to ensure women feel seen\, he
	ard and believed.Why attend?Hear from Dr Rosie Bennyworth\, CEO of HSSIB\,
	 Emma Murphy\, public and patient voice advocate\, Amber Bennett Western\,
	 Research Lead\, and Dr Rupa Joshi\, Lead for Women's Health at the Health
	 Innovation NetworkExamine findings from national reviews and the Women's 
	Health Strategy for England and understand what the evidence tells us abou
	t the scale and impact of women feeling unheard in healthcareUnderstand ho
	w listening\, trust and patient safety are connected\, including the poten
	tial impact of missed or dismissed concerns on clinical outcomesDevelop pr
	actical approaches to active listening\, empathetic communication and shar
	ed decision-makingExplore how lived experience\, patient feedback and awar
	eness of bias and cultural assumptions can inform clinical practice and su
	pport more equitable\, person-centred careAims of the eventDevelop underst
	anding of listening as a core patient safety skill.Explore how women’s l
	ived experiences and priorities can inform clinical decision-making\, shar
	ed care and improvements in patient experience and outcomes.Provide practi
	cal approaches to active listening\, empathetic engagement and meaningful 
	patient involvement.Learning outcomes\nBy attending this conference\, part
	icipants will be able to:Describe the national context and evidence surrou
	nding women's experiences of healthcareExplain how communication and liste
	ning practices can influence patient safety and healthcare outcomesApply p
	ractical active listening and empathetic communication techniques in clini
	cal encountersIdentify strategies to improve shared decision-making and pa
	tient involvementRecognise personal and organisational barriers that can p
	revent effective listeningIdentify actions that can be implemented in thei
	r own clinical settings to improve patient experiences and outcomesApply p
	atient feedback and lived experience to identify and implement meaningful 
	improvements in care.Register
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