Malcolm Coptcoat Prize - The Urology Foundation: patient experience in urology

Why attend?

• Hear from the Medical Director of Health in Justice, on prison medicine and caring for under-represented groups
• Explore six shortlisted innovation and transformation projects that have improved patient experience in urology
• Learn how successful initiatives were developed, implemented and translated into clinical practice
• Take part in interactive discussion and Q&A with presenters and faculty
• Gain practical ideas to improve patient experience within your own urological service.

Aims of the event

• Provide an overview of innovation and transformation to improve patient experience in urology
• Explore the principles of prison medicine and caring for under-represented groups
• Support resident doctors in developing presentation and discussion skills through a national prize meeting.

Learning outcomes

By attending this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Evaluate innovation and transformation initiatives that improve patient experience in urological services
• Describe the principles of prison medicine and the challenges of caring for under-represented groups
• Apply learning from presented projects to support improvements within their own organisations
• Identify the key elements of effective quality improvement presentation and apply constructive questioning techniques in academic discussion.

Who should attend?

This webinar is suitable for:

• Urologists and urology resident doctors
• Consultants, SAS doctors and resident doctors
• Healthcare professionals involved in improving patient experience and service transformation
• Clinicians with an interest in prison medicine and healthcare for under-represented groups
• Healthcare professionals with an interest in healthcare inequalities and the management of under-represented patient groups.