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  • Healthcare Policy
  • Public Health Engagement
  • End-of-Life Care Research

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  • Improving healthcare for dying Canadians requires effective public engagement strategies.
  • Policy formation for palliative care necessitates understanding public opinion and expert insights.
  • The Palliative Care Matters conference aimed to bridge the gap between public perception and expert knowledge in Canadian palliative care.

Framework:

  • A consensus development conference model was employed.
  • The framework integrated public members, stakeholders, scientific experts, and a lay panel.
  • The conference focused on examining Canadian public opinions and identifying enhancement strategies for palliative care.

Implementation:

  • The conference was held in Ottawa from November 7-9, 2016.
  • Strategies were applied to encourage policy formation and evaluate public engagement.
  • Data collection involved surveys and ongoing evaluation for at least one year post-conference.

Implications:

  • The conference achieved significant public engagement, with over 400 participants and national media coverage.
  • Survey results indicated high participant satisfaction and a successful engagement process.
  • The initiative demonstrated a viable model for public involvement in shaping healthcare policy, particularly in palliative care.