Chat Summary 250: #RareDiseaseDay: Do stories change anything?
By Emma Rooney (@blumencasey)
On February 3rd #hcsmca explored how stories can change things. We asked
- T1. How do patient stories impact the rare disease community?
- T2. How can we better value patient stories and respond to the insights shared?
- T3. What benefits should patients look for from contributing their stories?
- T4. What stories are missing from the rare disease community and how can we encourage different voices?
Here’s the Storify of our discussion.
@drpauldempsey 20 years ago, my story didn’t matter, I was told what to do. I love the change now since I’m asked what I need next. #hcsmca
— Martin R. Lemieux (@martin_lemieux) February 3, 2016
CT Seek out stories that on the surface are not similar to our own and then look for the connections and commonalities #hcsmca
— Pam Ressler (@pamressler) February 3, 2016
@hcsmca Ct: I want everyone in the rare community to have a voice, to have a place at the table. We are stronger together. #hcsmca
— Tattered Edge (@tatterededge) February 3, 2016
Read the complete #hcsmca chat 250 transcript.
Thank you so much for all that you do! Such a wonderful group of individuals who come together on their own time to build awareness and industry efforts. Congrats on 5+ years together – #HCSMCA
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Thanks Martin. #hcsmca truly is an amazing group of people.
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