Carolyn Taylor: The role of lived experiences in healthcare

Carolyn Taylor shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Excited to be participating in a debate with the unparalleled Professor Jeff Dunn around this impactful topic.

What voice is more valuable than the patient voice when it comes to healthcare and health-related conversations? The integration of patient experiences into decision-making on cancer care is increasingly important and impactful.

Join our session on the role of lived experiences in healthcare, alongside a diverse group of stakeholders, including representatives from WHO, civil organizations, policymakers, and the private sector, during World Cancer Congress on September 17th.

We are all part of this conversation, and the insights we gain will surely elevate patient outcomes in all our efforts. Looking forward to meeting you and engaging in these invaluable conversations together.”

Source: Carolyn Taylor/LinkedIn

Carolyn Taylor is a global cancer care advocate, ovarian and endometrial cancer survivor and the Founder and Executive Director of Global Focus on Cancer (GFC), a US-based non-profit organization established in 2011 to act as an agent of simple and effective change to help reduce the global burden of cancer.

Carolyn serves as a content expert with the Women’s Empowerment Cancer Advocacy Network, sits on ASCO’s Gynecologic Cancer Guidelines Committee and a Measures Panel, was a contributing author to the Lancet series ‘Health, Equity and Women’s Cancers’ along with additional publications. Carolyn is a frequent speaker/moderator at global cancer conferences and since 2015, has served as the co-founder and co-chair of the annual SE Asia Breast Cancer Symposium.