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LiverWELL Joins 2027 Global Forum as Supporting Partner 

October 16, 2026

LiverWELL is proud to join the 2027 Global Forum: Creating Health through Personalising Value as a Supporting Partner, helping bring lived experience and consumer perspectives to an international conversation about the future of healthcare. 

Led by Sprink and the University of Melbourne, the Forum will bring together healthcare leaders, researchers, clinicians, industry and consumers from around the world in Melbourne on 18-19 May 2027 to explore how healthcare can better understand and respond to what matters most to each individual. 

LiverWELL Board President Sian Slade and Board Director Paul Gow will be presenting at the Forum, contributing to important conversations about person-centred healthcare, value and the outcomes that matter most to people.

For more than 30 years, LiverWELL has worked alongside people and communities affected by liver disease to improve health outcomes, reduce stigma and increase equitable access to information, care and support.  

We look forward to contributing a liver health and lived experience perspective to discussions about person-centred care, healthcare value and the importance of designing services around people’s priorities, goals and experiences. 

We are excited to support this important event and to connect with others who share a commitment to creating healthcare that is shaped not only by clinical outcomes, but by what matters most to people. 

Learn more about the 2027 Global Forum: Creating Health through Personalising Value. 

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