The landscape of healthcare is evolving, and at the forefront of this transformation is the powerful concept of patient engagement. "Patient-Powered Progress: Revolutionary Digital Strategies for Optimal Patient Engagement and Healthcare Delivery," a groundbreaking conference, is taking place from June 25-27, 2025, at Harvard University.
This DCI Network event series offers an unparalleled opportunity to dive deep into the transformative potential of AI and emerging technologies in enhancing patient engagement, education, and outcomes. Attendees can gain invaluable insights, share expertise, and collaborate with leading minds to co-create the future of patient-centric care.
A Highlight for Participatory Medicine Enthusiasts!
We're especially excited that two prominent figures from the Journal of Participatory Medicine will be featured at this event. The Journal of Participatory Medicine is the leading peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing and disseminating science on the meaningful participation of individuals in research and care delivery, and the use of technology for patient and citizen empowerment. A fully open-access publication, it supports a global community of scientists, educators, clinicians, advocates, patients, and the public. It's the official journal of the Society for Participatory Medicine, publishing original research, reviews, viewpoints, case studies, and essays – including powerful pieces written by patients and caregivers.
Attendees will have the unique opportunity to hear from:
Dr. Danny Sands, MD, MPH, FACP, FACMI
Dr. Sands will be chairing a crucial panel discussion on June 26, 2025, from 9:30-10:30 AM as part of Theme 1: Understanding Patient Priorities and Engagement Strategies. His leadership in this session promises a profound exploration of how we can truly understand and effectively engage patients in their own care journeys.
Dr. Amy Price, DPhil, MSc, MA, MSc
Dr. Price will be presenting on "From Participation to Partnership: Co-Producing Trustworthy AI Through Collaborative Research and Editorial Practice." Dr. Amy Price earned her doctorate in Evidence-Based Healthcare from the University of Oxford after a significant injury and extensive rehabilitation. She aims to connect research methodology, involvement, and public engagement, advocating for public empowerment as equal partners in health research. Her expertise lies in fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, shared decision-making, and patient-centered care for transformative healthcare. Her background in international relief work, clinical neuro-cognitive rehabilitation, and patient advocacy allows her to connect with diverse stakeholders, reinforcing her belief that shared knowledge and evidence-based research will shape the future.
We strongly encourage all attendees to seek out both Danny Sands and Amy Price during the conference. This is your chance to engage directly with the minds shaping the discourse around participatory medicine and to learn more about the invaluable work of the Journal of Participatory Medicine.
Special Offer for Attendees!
As a special thank you all conference attendees can use a special publishing discount code for the Journal of Participatory Medicine. Use the discount code JOPM25100APF for $100 off your submission to the Journal of Participatory Medicine. Don't miss this opportunity to share your own groundbreaking work and contribute to the growing body of knowledge in patient engagement!
Refer to the Instructions for Authors for more information about how to submit your work.
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