Dr. Kendal Williams, co-director for the Center For Evidence Based Practice discusses the challenges and benefits of new technology initiatives in patient education. A demonstration of HealthClips Rx highlights the application’s integration into clinical care, meeting the needs of CMS and Joint Commission requirements and guidelines, and driving better patient outcomes. Milner-Fenwick’s HealthClips are richly engaging videos with compelling patient centric stories and medically scripted information grounded in best practices. The Rx application is interactive, bringing premiere video content to the patients in a way that maintains their focus, lets patients annotate right in the device where they might have questions, and allows them to share the content easily with family caregivers or transitional centers of care. And everything reports back to the care team.
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Health clips mobile patient education
1. PATIENT EDUCATION’S DELIVERY
& IMPACT:
TECHNOLOGY’S ROLE IN CHANGING HEALTH CARE
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2. AGENDA
• Introduction and housekeeping
• Key presenters, a discussion on evidence based
practice, technology and changes in health care
• Walk through of application and functions
• Open Q&A
• Closing and wrap up
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3. INTRODUCTION:
Dr. Kendal Williams -Department of Medicine Service Chief, and
Co-Director, Center for Evidence Based Practice (CEP) at a
large multi-facility hospital.
Dyke Hensen – SVP, Channel Sales & Business Development
Preventice
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4. CHANGES IN HEALTHCARE - INTERNAL
Constrained Staff Time –
JCAHO report - By 2020, there will be at least 400,000 fewer nurses
available to provide care than will be needed.
*Recommendations from the Honor Society of Nursing
* Construct practice environments that are interdisciplinary and build on
relationships among nurses, physicians, other health care
professionals, patients & communities.
* Create patient care models that encourage professional nurse autonomy
and clinical decision-making.
Constrained Budgets - Reduced federal funding , stricter guidelines
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5. CHANGES IN HEALTHCARE - EXTERNAL
Joint Commission – performance standards; accreditation; 2011 National Patient
Safety Goals (NPSGs). Hospital: Prevent infection ; LongTerm Care: Prevent residents
from falling
Patient Satisfaction/HCACP - survey contains 18 patient perspectives on
care and patient rating - key topics: communication with doctors and with
nurses, responsiveness of hospital staff, pain management, communication
about medicines, discharge information, cleanliness & quietness of the
hospital environment. Transparency and accountability – published data.
Core Measures - focus efforts on the use of data to improve the health care
delivery process.
CMS - Readmission guidelines and Penalties – 30 day post discharge after a stay
for three conditions: heart attack, pneumonia, and heart failure
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13. FEATURES LIST
Patient interface
De-Identified log in
Bookmarks
Playlist Creation and Management
Survey functionality
Media Functionality
Alert
Loop Back
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14. FEATURES LIST
Post-Discharge follow-up
Interactive viewer annotation
Delivery of annotations to records
Transition of care
Spanish programing
Link to EMR/HMR
Outcomes tracking
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Editor's Notes
(working through what is available at time of Pilot - * indicates confirmed availability)