Data, made meaningful.

Making patient-reported data mean something.
You're already collecting the data — this session is about what to do with it. We'll explore a real, de-identified dataset live and show how a single measure changed one patient's care through the combined perspectives of the clinician, nurse and patient. You'll leave knowing how to ask better questions of your own data.  

Includes:

• The shift from "Have we collected it?" to "What is it telling us?"
• Live interpretation of a real, de-identified dataset
• A conversation with Andrea Karlin, primary care nurse, Next Practice Deakin and a consumer representative (to be confirmed), sharing how patient-reported measures shaped care from both the clinician and patient perspective

1 hour live webinar (12-1pm AEST).

Redesigning care around what patients tell you.
Spotting the signal is only half the job — this session is about turning it into action. Through a real multidisciplinary case study, we'll show how a patient-reported measure can become a meaningful change in care. You'll leave with a practical approach you can apply to your own data, helping you move from interpretation to action with greater confidence.

Includes:

• The shift from "What is it telling us?" to "What are we going to do about it?"
• A practical framework for translating patient-reported measures into goals, care plans and service improvements
• Live case study using the Capability, Comfort and Calm (Value-Based Health Care) framework to interpret patient-reported measures
• A conversation with an allied health clinician (to be confirmed) and a consumer representative (to be confirmed), exploring how multidisciplinary care changed outcomes for a patient cohort.

1 hour live webinar (12-1pm AEST).

From practice to system: commissioning, aggregation and a live data clinic.
What works for one patient, one practice is only the beginning. This session explores how patient-reported measures can drive improvement across practices, PHNs and the broader health system. Through our Live Data Clinic, we'll interpret a real, de-identified data set using the questions submitted by participants, demonstrating how patient-reported data can inform commissioning, service redesign and system-wide learning.

Includes:

• The shift from "What changed for one patient?" to "What can we learn across the system?"
• The Live Data Clinic - bring your questions (not your data) as we interpret a real, de-identified dataset together
• Practice insights into commissioning, data aggregation and building learning health systems that use patient-reported measures to drive improvement
• A conversation with a practice owner or manager (to be confirmed) and a consumer representative (to be confirmed), exploring what it takes to move from collecting data to creating meaningful system change

1 hour live webinar (12-1pm AEST).

Yes. All three webinars are free to attend. Register once and join as many sessions as you can. If you can't attend live, we'll send you the recording.

No. Each webinar is designed to stand alone, but together they tell a complete story—from collecting patient-reported measures, to using them to improve care, to driving system-wide change. Register for the sessions that suit you, or join us for all three. You'll only receive joining links, reminders and recordings for the webinars you've selected.

Absolutely. Just email us at [email protected] and we'll add you to any additional session(s) you'd like to attend.

All webinars will be delivered via Zoom.You'll receive a confirmation email after registering, followed by a joining link and reminder email(s) before each webinar you've selected. If you can't attend live, we'll also send you the recording afterwards.

Yes. Everyone who registers will receive a recording after each webinar, so you can catch up on any sessions you miss or revisit the content later.

No. Whether you are just getting started or already collecting patient-reported measures, this series is designed to help you make better use of the data. The concepts and examples will be practical, accessible and relevant to a range of experience levels.

Absolutely. We encourage clinics, practices, PHNs and healthcare organisations to attend together. The webinars are designed to spark conversations about how patient-reported measures can improve care across your team.

No. Please don't bring or share your own patient data. We'll work through a real, de-identified dataset during the webinars, allowing everyone to learn together in a safe and practical way. You bring the questions - we'll bring the data.