Webinars Resources

Access, Affordability and Quality: A Patient-Focused Blueprint for Real Health Equity

Please join the National Health Council (NHC) and distinguished experts for the release of a new report: Access, Affordability and Quality: A Patient-Focused Blueprint for Real Health Equity via a Virtual Event on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. ET.

Health Literacy: A Three-Part Series to Support Better Communication

Interested in how to better communicate health and science information? Join the NHC for the final session in this webinar series on Thurs., Oct. 7. Each week we've explored how to ensure your advocacy and scientific communications are developed and delivered in a way your audience will understand.

What Are Patient-Centered Outcomes and Why Aren’t All Health Outcomes Considered “Patient Centered”?

As the broader research community embraces the notion of patient-centered outcomes, it’s import for there to be a common understanding about what patient-centered outcomes are and how they are derived. Join us on Aug. 11 for this webinar with Drs. Perfetto and Oehrlein.

Leveraging Patient Insights to Optimize Telemedicine Policy

During this Congressional Briefing, we shared the results of our listening sessions with patient organizations, heard the telehealth perspectives of Congressional leaders, a patient, and a health care provider, and discussed how Congress can make meaningful and equitable telehealth a permanent option for patients. Watch the recording here.

NHC CEO Affinity Group Zoom Meeting – July

How to Talk About Health – the Pandemic and Lessons Learned

With guest speaker Lisa Fitzpatrick, MD, Founder & CEO, Grapevine Health

Diversity and Representativeness in Real-World Data Sources

Join us on April 27 for the final webinar in this series.

Sources of Real-World Data: Patient-Reported Outcomes Collected During Routine Health Care Delivery

Speakers include Arlene Chung, Founding Director of the UNC Clinical Informatics Fellowship Program, and Danielle Lavallee, Scientific Director, BC Academic Health Science Network.

Nutrition-Related Quality Measures: How Might They Improve Care for People with Chronic Conditions?

Vulnerable populations are at risk for the significant immediate and long-term impacts of COVID-19. Compounding this risk is lack of proper nutrition, both before and as a result of the pandemic.