The document provides guidance on coding and billing for outpatient infusions and injections. Key points include using CPT codes 96360-96549 to report infusion therapy and injections, specifying the type of therapy using revenue codes, following a hierarchy when administering multiple therapies, and documenting start and stop times to determine whether an infusion or injection code should be used. Additional services like IV starts are not separately reported.
Conditional Coverage. Access with evidence development. Leonor Varela.HTAi Bilbao 2012
This document summarizes a methodology for conducting post-introduction observation of health care technologies after they receive coverage. It outlines a conditional coverage framework where technologies with uncertainties may receive reimbursement but only under special follow-up conditions. The methodology was developed by Spanish HTA experts and involves prioritizing technologies for observation, collecting real-world data, and improving health care management based on the results. The goal is to resolve uncertainties about appropriate use and best practices in daily clinical settings.
Jay Moskowitz - Good Health Made PossibleEngenuitySC
Health Sciences South Carolina (HSSC) aims to improve the health of all South Carolinians through collaborative health sciences research, developing innovative health IT infrastructure, and catalyzing economic growth in the state. HSSC works with multiple research centers and hospitals to gather clinical data, identify best practices, and conduct research that benefits patients and leads to new treatments and economic opportunities. The organization strives to foster multidisciplinary research, implement new technologies like electronic health records, and translate scientific discoveries into improved health outcomes and jobs for South Carolinians.
This document discusses the benefits and necessity of day care surgery in India. It notes that day care surgery provides high quality surgery at affordable costs, providing both time and cost savings. It establishes that day care surgery can reduce costs to patients by at least 30% compared to corporate hospitals. The document then outlines various statistics that demonstrate the need for more accessible and affordable healthcare options in India, given factors like population size, income levels, and lack of public spending on health. It provides details on the work of the Indian Association of Day Surgery to promote and establish standards and protocols for day care centers across various medical specialties.
The document provides tips for leading quality and safety improvements, noting that leaders need to prioritize high-cost problems, lead improvement processes using systematic methods, and monitor outcomes to evaluate savings and spread successful changes. It emphasizes using data to motivate improvements and setting measurable targets to track progress and savings from reductions in waste and avoidable harm.
This document provides a procedure documentation list for quality improvement in healthcare facilities. It contains 10 chapters that cover topics such as access assessment and continuity of care, patient care, medication management, patient rights and education, infection control, continuous quality improvement, facility management and safety, human resource management, and information management systems. The list includes over 150 topics that healthcare facilities should document procedures for to improve quality. It is intended to help facilities standardize processes and ensure compliance with quality standards.
Patients are screened for risk of developing venous thromboembolism (VTE) using an assessment tool upon admission and within 24 hours. Patients at risk receive prophylaxis according to evidence-based guidelines, with treatment options ranging from pharmacological to mechanical based on the patient's risk level. Prophylaxis is reviewed when a patient's clinical status changes or twice weekly.
The document provides guidance on coding and billing for outpatient infusions and injections. Key points include using CPT codes 96360-96549 to report infusion therapy and injections, specifying the type of therapy using revenue codes, following a hierarchy when administering multiple therapies, and documenting start and stop times to determine whether an infusion or injection code should be used. Additional services like IV starts are not separately reported.
Conditional Coverage. Access with evidence development. Leonor Varela.HTAi Bilbao 2012
This document summarizes a methodology for conducting post-introduction observation of health care technologies after they receive coverage. It outlines a conditional coverage framework where technologies with uncertainties may receive reimbursement but only under special follow-up conditions. The methodology was developed by Spanish HTA experts and involves prioritizing technologies for observation, collecting real-world data, and improving health care management based on the results. The goal is to resolve uncertainties about appropriate use and best practices in daily clinical settings.
Jay Moskowitz - Good Health Made PossibleEngenuitySC
Health Sciences South Carolina (HSSC) aims to improve the health of all South Carolinians through collaborative health sciences research, developing innovative health IT infrastructure, and catalyzing economic growth in the state. HSSC works with multiple research centers and hospitals to gather clinical data, identify best practices, and conduct research that benefits patients and leads to new treatments and economic opportunities. The organization strives to foster multidisciplinary research, implement new technologies like electronic health records, and translate scientific discoveries into improved health outcomes and jobs for South Carolinians.
This document discusses the benefits and necessity of day care surgery in India. It notes that day care surgery provides high quality surgery at affordable costs, providing both time and cost savings. It establishes that day care surgery can reduce costs to patients by at least 30% compared to corporate hospitals. The document then outlines various statistics that demonstrate the need for more accessible and affordable healthcare options in India, given factors like population size, income levels, and lack of public spending on health. It provides details on the work of the Indian Association of Day Surgery to promote and establish standards and protocols for day care centers across various medical specialties.
The document provides tips for leading quality and safety improvements, noting that leaders need to prioritize high-cost problems, lead improvement processes using systematic methods, and monitor outcomes to evaluate savings and spread successful changes. It emphasizes using data to motivate improvements and setting measurable targets to track progress and savings from reductions in waste and avoidable harm.
This document provides a procedure documentation list for quality improvement in healthcare facilities. It contains 10 chapters that cover topics such as access assessment and continuity of care, patient care, medication management, patient rights and education, infection control, continuous quality improvement, facility management and safety, human resource management, and information management systems. The list includes over 150 topics that healthcare facilities should document procedures for to improve quality. It is intended to help facilities standardize processes and ensure compliance with quality standards.
Patients are screened for risk of developing venous thromboembolism (VTE) using an assessment tool upon admission and within 24 hours. Patients at risk receive prophylaxis according to evidence-based guidelines, with treatment options ranging from pharmacological to mechanical based on the patient's risk level. Prophylaxis is reviewed when a patient's clinical status changes or twice weekly.
From testing to spread: Sharing the knowledge and learning from organisations...NHS Improvement
From testing to spread:Sharing the knowledge and learning from organisations spreading the Winning Principles - case studies
The spread case studies illustrate many of these factors and provide an opportunity for sharing ‘working’ knowledge and learning experiences with the intention to promote further spread, adoption and action of good practice across the country and benefit more patients (Published July 2010).
The role of the economic evaluation in the RENEWING HEALTH Project. Silvia Ma...HTAi Bilbao 2012
The document provides background on the RENEWING HEALTH project, which aims to validate telemonitoring services for chronic disease patients across 9 European regions using a standardized assessment methodology. It describes the project goals, involved regions and patients, eligibility criteria for COPD and heart failure clusters, outcomes being measured, baseline patient demographics and costs, and expected results including guidelines for scaling telemonitoring services across Europe.
Short revision on the current status of the electronic prescription module of the eHR in Andalusia Region and the available tools improving patient safety. CDSS may avoid interactions, unnecessary duplications, undetected allergies and many others.
This document summarizes the history and current state of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) in the United States. It discusses how the first ASC opened in 1970 in Arizona and how the industry has grown significantly since then, with over 5,300 ASCs operating today. The document provides data on ASC procedures, specialties, ownership trends, and regulatory bodies like CMS that oversee ASCs.
Quest Diagnostics is the leading provider of diagnostic testing, information and services. It touches over 150 million patient lives each year through comprehensive and innovative diagnostic testing services. The company aims to be the undisputed world leader in diagnostic testing, information and services by profitably growing faster than the industry and expanding its operating income and international operations. It plans to achieve this through delivering superior patient experiences, leading in medical innovation, leveraging its assets and capabilities, expanding its diagnostic scope and geographic reach, and reducing costs.
1) Medicare and other insurers will cover routine costs associated with clinical trials, such as standard of care procedures, but not investigational procedures or costs of administering investigational items.
2) A coverage analysis should determine which trial procedures will generate charges to ensure appropriate billing. Coding instructions inform the billing process of coverage.
3) Special circumstances like an absent or limited sponsor require identifying alternate payment sources for non-routine costs to avoid denying coverage of related routine costs.
IT systems can help manage healthcare quality by:
1) Enabling information sharing between medical professionals and across sites through electronic medical records and order communication systems.
2) Supporting evidence-based, well-defined care processes through tools like clinical pathways and decision support.
3) Allowing measurement of quality indicators and evaluation of care delivery through structured documentation, coding, and data analysis.
This document provides an overview of medical audit, including:
- Definitions of medical audit and clinical audit
- The history and evolution of audit from the 1850s to modern clinical audit practices
- The need for and benefits of medical audit
- The six stages of the audit process: preparing, selecting criteria, measuring performance, making improvements, sustaining improvements, and re-audit
- Types of clinical audits such as statistical, disease-specific, death, and infection control audits
- Key aspects of implementing a successful audit such as identifying criteria and standards, collecting and analyzing data, and identifying and addressing barriers to change.
1. This was a double-blind, placebo-controlled study that evaluated the LifeWave Med pain relief 2-patch system for reducing nociceptive pain in 100 subjects with osteoarthritis over 5 minutes, 15 minutes, and 1 hour.
2. At 5 minutes, both the active and placebo patches reduced pain by about 10 mm on a 0-100 mm scale, but by 15 minutes and 1 hour, pain continued to decrease more with the active patches than the placebo patches.
3. One hour after application, the active patches reduced pain by 65% (about 41 mm) while the placebo only reduced pain by 23% (about 13 mm), meeting the primary endpoint of a difference greater than 15 mm
The document discusses the Perioperative Nursing Data Set (PNDS), which standardizes nursing terminology for perioperative care documentation and data collection. It was developed by the Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN) to promote continuity of care, develop best practices, and drive clinical research. PNDS consists of nursing diagnoses, interventions, and outcomes. It is mapped to other clinical terminologies to enable electronic health record documentation and analysis of quality metrics. Using PNDS allows nurses to improve patient outcomes through consistent documentation and validation of nursing care.
The Top 5 Ancillary Services For Urology PracticesClark Love
The document discusses potential ancillary services for urology practices to increase revenue. It identifies the top 5 services as: 1) lithotripsy, 2) CT/ultrasound equipment, 3) ambulatory surgery centers, 4) pathology labs, and 5) clinical labs. The document provides details on each service, noting benefits like facilitating comprehensive patient care, diversifying income streams, and offsetting losses from decreased reimbursement. It also discusses factors to consider when adding ancillary services like compliance, reimbursement rates, developing a financial model to determine feasibility, and properly marketing new services.
Presentation_Thesis defense _Thi Ha VO. 16.12.2015HA VO THI
The document describes the development and validation of a new multidimensional tool called CLEO for assessing the potential impact of pharmacist interventions (PIs). It involved:
1. Conducting a systematic review of existing models and tools which identified limitations and informed the development of the optimal SP(ECH)O-P model.
2. Developing the CLEO tool based on the model, with 3 dimensions (clinical, economic, organizational) and defined scoring criteria.
3. Validating the CLEO tool by testing inter-rater and intra-rater reliability on samples of PIs, which showed moderate to substantial agreement, demonstrating the tool is reliable for assessing impacts of PIs
Here is an example of what we do to develop labor standards that managers can meet, all the time. It\'s not imposed--the managers agree. This creates strong accountability! Write to me at Paul.Fogel@ExecutiveInfoSystems.com with any questions or comments.
oint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Hospitals, 6th Edition, provides the basis for accreditation of hospitals throughout the world. Joint Commission International (JCI) standards define the performance expectations, structures, and functions that must be in place for a hospital to be accredited by JCI. The standards are divided into two main sections: 1) patient-centered care and 2) health care organization management.
Introduction to Telemedicine: Dr Shweta Gaurshweta gaur
This document discusses telehealth and telemedicine. It defines telehealth as referring to both clinical and non-clinical services, while telemedicine only refers to clinical services. It then provides an introduction to the growth of telemedicine in India through technological advancements. It discusses the objectives, needs, examples and current state of telemedicine in India, highlighting projects by organizations like ISRO and hospitals to increase access to healthcare in rural areas through telemedicine.
A LEAN SIX SIGMA APPROACH TO REDUCE WAITING AND REPORTING TIME IN THE RADIOLO...Joe Andelija
This document summarizes a research paper that used Lean Six Sigma to reduce waiting and reporting times in the radiology department of a tertiary care hospital in Kolkata, India. The researchers mapped the process from patient entry to report generation and identified areas of delay. Root causes of delay were found to be lack of patient preparation and disorganized operations. Recommendations included improving patient orientation to decrease pre-test wait times and streamlining operations to reduce post-test reporting delays. Implementing these changes statistically significantly reduced both pre-test and post-test waiting times.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on the science of safety training. Some key points:
- The presenter has over 24 years of experience in healthcare and various safety-related certifications and memberships.
- The presentation covers topics like historical context of patient safety, learning from defects, and celebrating safety. It also discusses tools to measure safety culture like the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire.
- The presentation describes how the Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program (CUSP) was implemented at Tawam Hospital. Initial assessments found issues like hierarchies and a tendency to blame individuals for errors. CUSP helped establish a culture focused on systems and teamwork.
Validation of an m-Health Solution for the Follow-Up of Post-operative Patien...ITACA-TSB
This document describes a study that validated the use of an m-Health system for monitoring postoperative patients from ambulatory surgery units. The study involved 310 patients split into a pilot group that used the m-Health system and a control group without it. The study aimed to evaluate clinical indicators and patient outcomes. The results showed no significant differences between the groups in pain levels, complications, or calls/visits to the hospital. The m-Health system did not negatively impact postoperative care or decrease quality of care compared to standard phone follow-ups.
The Pistoia Alliance is examining the challenges of the Faster Safe Companion Diagnostics (CDx) by Aligning Discovery & Clinical Data in the Regulatory Domain.
The slides discuss whether the data standards used in the research environment be aligned better with the data standards used in the regulated environment? If so, the time and cost of the development of NGS-based CDx could be reduced.
The document discusses a study assessing patient satisfaction with outpatient services at a tertiary care teaching hospital in Lucknow, India. It outlines the study objectives to evaluate availability and utilization of services, information sources, waiting times, and reasons for (dis)satisfaction among internal and external patients. The methodology section describes a prospective descriptive study using interviews and record reviews involving 701 patients across departments from January to March 2013. Preliminary findings show most patients were female, from Uttar Pradesh, and utilization increasing over 2008-2012 for both internal and external patients.
From testing to spread: Sharing the knowledge and learning from organisations...NHS Improvement
From testing to spread:Sharing the knowledge and learning from organisations spreading the Winning Principles - case studies
The spread case studies illustrate many of these factors and provide an opportunity for sharing ‘working’ knowledge and learning experiences with the intention to promote further spread, adoption and action of good practice across the country and benefit more patients (Published July 2010).
The role of the economic evaluation in the RENEWING HEALTH Project. Silvia Ma...HTAi Bilbao 2012
The document provides background on the RENEWING HEALTH project, which aims to validate telemonitoring services for chronic disease patients across 9 European regions using a standardized assessment methodology. It describes the project goals, involved regions and patients, eligibility criteria for COPD and heart failure clusters, outcomes being measured, baseline patient demographics and costs, and expected results including guidelines for scaling telemonitoring services across Europe.
Short revision on the current status of the electronic prescription module of the eHR in Andalusia Region and the available tools improving patient safety. CDSS may avoid interactions, unnecessary duplications, undetected allergies and many others.
This document summarizes the history and current state of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) in the United States. It discusses how the first ASC opened in 1970 in Arizona and how the industry has grown significantly since then, with over 5,300 ASCs operating today. The document provides data on ASC procedures, specialties, ownership trends, and regulatory bodies like CMS that oversee ASCs.
Quest Diagnostics is the leading provider of diagnostic testing, information and services. It touches over 150 million patient lives each year through comprehensive and innovative diagnostic testing services. The company aims to be the undisputed world leader in diagnostic testing, information and services by profitably growing faster than the industry and expanding its operating income and international operations. It plans to achieve this through delivering superior patient experiences, leading in medical innovation, leveraging its assets and capabilities, expanding its diagnostic scope and geographic reach, and reducing costs.
1) Medicare and other insurers will cover routine costs associated with clinical trials, such as standard of care procedures, but not investigational procedures or costs of administering investigational items.
2) A coverage analysis should determine which trial procedures will generate charges to ensure appropriate billing. Coding instructions inform the billing process of coverage.
3) Special circumstances like an absent or limited sponsor require identifying alternate payment sources for non-routine costs to avoid denying coverage of related routine costs.
IT systems can help manage healthcare quality by:
1) Enabling information sharing between medical professionals and across sites through electronic medical records and order communication systems.
2) Supporting evidence-based, well-defined care processes through tools like clinical pathways and decision support.
3) Allowing measurement of quality indicators and evaluation of care delivery through structured documentation, coding, and data analysis.
This document provides an overview of medical audit, including:
- Definitions of medical audit and clinical audit
- The history and evolution of audit from the 1850s to modern clinical audit practices
- The need for and benefits of medical audit
- The six stages of the audit process: preparing, selecting criteria, measuring performance, making improvements, sustaining improvements, and re-audit
- Types of clinical audits such as statistical, disease-specific, death, and infection control audits
- Key aspects of implementing a successful audit such as identifying criteria and standards, collecting and analyzing data, and identifying and addressing barriers to change.
1. This was a double-blind, placebo-controlled study that evaluated the LifeWave Med pain relief 2-patch system for reducing nociceptive pain in 100 subjects with osteoarthritis over 5 minutes, 15 minutes, and 1 hour.
2. At 5 minutes, both the active and placebo patches reduced pain by about 10 mm on a 0-100 mm scale, but by 15 minutes and 1 hour, pain continued to decrease more with the active patches than the placebo patches.
3. One hour after application, the active patches reduced pain by 65% (about 41 mm) while the placebo only reduced pain by 23% (about 13 mm), meeting the primary endpoint of a difference greater than 15 mm
The document discusses the Perioperative Nursing Data Set (PNDS), which standardizes nursing terminology for perioperative care documentation and data collection. It was developed by the Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN) to promote continuity of care, develop best practices, and drive clinical research. PNDS consists of nursing diagnoses, interventions, and outcomes. It is mapped to other clinical terminologies to enable electronic health record documentation and analysis of quality metrics. Using PNDS allows nurses to improve patient outcomes through consistent documentation and validation of nursing care.
The Top 5 Ancillary Services For Urology PracticesClark Love
The document discusses potential ancillary services for urology practices to increase revenue. It identifies the top 5 services as: 1) lithotripsy, 2) CT/ultrasound equipment, 3) ambulatory surgery centers, 4) pathology labs, and 5) clinical labs. The document provides details on each service, noting benefits like facilitating comprehensive patient care, diversifying income streams, and offsetting losses from decreased reimbursement. It also discusses factors to consider when adding ancillary services like compliance, reimbursement rates, developing a financial model to determine feasibility, and properly marketing new services.
Presentation_Thesis defense _Thi Ha VO. 16.12.2015HA VO THI
The document describes the development and validation of a new multidimensional tool called CLEO for assessing the potential impact of pharmacist interventions (PIs). It involved:
1. Conducting a systematic review of existing models and tools which identified limitations and informed the development of the optimal SP(ECH)O-P model.
2. Developing the CLEO tool based on the model, with 3 dimensions (clinical, economic, organizational) and defined scoring criteria.
3. Validating the CLEO tool by testing inter-rater and intra-rater reliability on samples of PIs, which showed moderate to substantial agreement, demonstrating the tool is reliable for assessing impacts of PIs
Here is an example of what we do to develop labor standards that managers can meet, all the time. It\'s not imposed--the managers agree. This creates strong accountability! Write to me at Paul.Fogel@ExecutiveInfoSystems.com with any questions or comments.
oint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Hospitals, 6th Edition, provides the basis for accreditation of hospitals throughout the world. Joint Commission International (JCI) standards define the performance expectations, structures, and functions that must be in place for a hospital to be accredited by JCI. The standards are divided into two main sections: 1) patient-centered care and 2) health care organization management.
Introduction to Telemedicine: Dr Shweta Gaurshweta gaur
This document discusses telehealth and telemedicine. It defines telehealth as referring to both clinical and non-clinical services, while telemedicine only refers to clinical services. It then provides an introduction to the growth of telemedicine in India through technological advancements. It discusses the objectives, needs, examples and current state of telemedicine in India, highlighting projects by organizations like ISRO and hospitals to increase access to healthcare in rural areas through telemedicine.
A LEAN SIX SIGMA APPROACH TO REDUCE WAITING AND REPORTING TIME IN THE RADIOLO...Joe Andelija
This document summarizes a research paper that used Lean Six Sigma to reduce waiting and reporting times in the radiology department of a tertiary care hospital in Kolkata, India. The researchers mapped the process from patient entry to report generation and identified areas of delay. Root causes of delay were found to be lack of patient preparation and disorganized operations. Recommendations included improving patient orientation to decrease pre-test wait times and streamlining operations to reduce post-test reporting delays. Implementing these changes statistically significantly reduced both pre-test and post-test waiting times.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on the science of safety training. Some key points:
- The presenter has over 24 years of experience in healthcare and various safety-related certifications and memberships.
- The presentation covers topics like historical context of patient safety, learning from defects, and celebrating safety. It also discusses tools to measure safety culture like the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire.
- The presentation describes how the Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program (CUSP) was implemented at Tawam Hospital. Initial assessments found issues like hierarchies and a tendency to blame individuals for errors. CUSP helped establish a culture focused on systems and teamwork.
Validation of an m-Health Solution for the Follow-Up of Post-operative Patien...ITACA-TSB
This document describes a study that validated the use of an m-Health system for monitoring postoperative patients from ambulatory surgery units. The study involved 310 patients split into a pilot group that used the m-Health system and a control group without it. The study aimed to evaluate clinical indicators and patient outcomes. The results showed no significant differences between the groups in pain levels, complications, or calls/visits to the hospital. The m-Health system did not negatively impact postoperative care or decrease quality of care compared to standard phone follow-ups.
The Pistoia Alliance is examining the challenges of the Faster Safe Companion Diagnostics (CDx) by Aligning Discovery & Clinical Data in the Regulatory Domain.
The slides discuss whether the data standards used in the research environment be aligned better with the data standards used in the regulated environment? If so, the time and cost of the development of NGS-based CDx could be reduced.
The document discusses a study assessing patient satisfaction with outpatient services at a tertiary care teaching hospital in Lucknow, India. It outlines the study objectives to evaluate availability and utilization of services, information sources, waiting times, and reasons for (dis)satisfaction among internal and external patients. The methodology section describes a prospective descriptive study using interviews and record reviews involving 701 patients across departments from January to March 2013. Preliminary findings show most patients were female, from Uttar Pradesh, and utilization increasing over 2008-2012 for both internal and external patients.
Matthew Williams is a Programme Manager for Primary Care Innovations at Wessex AHSN. He oversees several demonstrator site projects testing new technologies and service models in primary care settings. These include apps to support diabetes self-management, digital tools to improve dermatology referrals, and devices for remote monitoring of vital signs. The goals are to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and generate evidence on innovations' effectiveness at scale. Current projects involve over 30 primary care sites across several CCGs. Evaluation focuses on implementation processes and impact on clinical services.
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This document discusses SpectraScience's optical biopsy technology platform and commercialization plans. The technology uses light to provide faster, non-invasive cancer detection compared to physical biopsies. Clinical studies show the technology exceeds accuracy criteria for detecting colon cancer. The company plans to commercialize the technology first in Europe, where distribution agreements are in place, to take advantage of single-payer healthcare systems and proven cost savings. Future indications for bladder, esophageal, and other cancers are also discussed.
This document provides an overview of a patient safety initiative. It discusses that patient safety involves preventing harm to patients and involves all hospital employees, departments, and operations 24/7. A model of patient safety involves preparing workers, recipients of care, systems for therapeutic interventions, and methods for continuous improvement. National safety goals aim to improve accuracy of patient identification, communication among caregivers, medication safety, reduce infections, and reconcile medications. The hospital's initiative focuses on infection control, communication, patient identification, medication safety, lab results, blood transfusions, falls, and incident reporting. The reasons for the initiative are to reduce errors, improve safety, meet accreditation requirements, and protect from litigation.
Extracare diagnostic_ Empowering health comprehensive through testing.pptxRahul Khanna
Extracare Diagnostics comprehensive & Cost effective preventive health check-ups for you & your family as in today’s lifestyle we hardly gets time to take care of our own self’s. We all are in a race to prove ourselves and in this process, we are unknowing and slowly stepping towards an inactive lifestyle which is not good for our health in long run.
This research poster summarizes technologies that improve efficiency in hospitals. It finds that radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, iPad use in radiology, vascular pattern identification, ultrasonic sensors for tracking, and live endoscopic video all help to enhance efficiency. RFID technology improves processes, reduces costs and errors. iPads streamline radiologist work flows. Vascular patterns and ultrasonic sensors aid patient identification and tracking. Live endoscopic video benefits education, diagnostics and documentation. Overall, the technologies highlighted save time, lower expenses and improve workflows to increase both provider and patient satisfaction.
The document discusses key challenges and opportunities for market access in the NHS, including its complex structure with multiple decision makers, the role of appraisal bodies like NICE, reforms through the Health and Social Care Bill, and initiatives to promote innovation. It outlines the NHS's multi-layered structure with hospitals, GP surgeries, commissioning bodies and more. Technology must demonstrate benefits to patients, providers and the overall healthcare system to gain adoption in this environment.
MAST and its application in RENEWING HEALTHAnna Kotzeva
This document discusses the Model for Assessment of Telemedicine (MAST) and its application in the RENEWING HEALTH project. MAST provides a comprehensive framework for the multidisciplinary assessment of telemedicine, including preceding considerations, assessment across multiple domains, and evaluating transferability. The RENEWING HEALTH project applies MAST to evaluate telemedicine interventions for diabetes, COPD and CVD across multiple outcomes like clinical effectiveness, user perspectives, economic impacts and organizational effects. Common tools were developed to ensure quality and comparability, including a minimum dataset, common templates, and guidance for analysis and reporting. By validating MAST across diverse settings, the project aims to establish an accepted methodology for complex telemedicine evaluations.
This document summarizes the partnership between the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and industry to support clinical research and innovation in the UK. Key points:
- NIHR invests over £1 billion annually in research infrastructure including clinical trials facilities to support industry partnerships and clinical research.
- In 2015/16 this infrastructure supported over 11,000 studies, recruited over 320,000 patients, and resulted in over 1,300 collaborations and 576 partnerships with industry worth £149.7 million.
- Examples are provided of NIHR funding programs that support translational research and adoption of novel technologies, helping to bridge the "valley of death" between research and commercialization.
This document discusses clinical governance, which refers to the system by which healthcare organizations share responsibility for quality of care. It identifies seven pillars of clinical governance: patient and public involvement, complaints management, risk management, staff management, education and training, clinical effectiveness and research, and clinical information and IT usage. The document provides examples of implementing each pillar, such as establishing processes for recognizing, reporting, analyzing, and learning from patient complaints and incidents. The conclusion emphasizes that effective governance requires a positive culture of continuous improvement, well-designed care systems with performance monitoring, and ensuring staff have necessary skills and supports.
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Addressing cardiovascular disease at EU level: tangible plans for the future. Hübel M. Conference on Cardiovascular Diseases (Madrid: Ministry of Health and Social Policy; 2010).
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3. Telemedicine & eHealth Research Unit
• Pertaining to the Health Institute “Carlos III”, responsible
of research promotion on biomedicine and health sciences
• Our mission: To research, to develop and to innovate in
methods, systems, and technologies to improve the health
and well-being of the population through the use of ICTs
Chamartín campus:
Building 6
4. Telemedicine & eHealth Research Unit
• 15 years of work
• 11 pilots
• 7 clinical trials
FIS02/1156
• ≈ 2.000 patients FIS PI06-90166 PAV-020000
-2007-133
FIS PI051882
• ≈ 100 physicians (GP+SC) SBVP-1201/02
FIS080435
SBVP-1201/02
• 6 Hospitals SBVP-1396/99
FIS 02/1391
PDM 2006-171
DGVI 1054/06
• 5 Health areas FIS07-90187
FIS 01/0915
SBVP-1396/99
Health Care Social Care
5. Research Scenario
Main Idea: Insertion of New Care eServices
Social Health
• Independent Life • Proactive Health
• AAL • Prevention
• Accessibility • Healthy life habits
• Integration • Patient empowerment
Personal and integrated eServices
6. Research Scenario: methodology
Agencia Evaluación
Authorities
Research I+D+i
Grupo Group I+D+i
Grupo
Tecnologías Sanitarias
Supervised
Use
Clinical Trial
Complexity of intervention
Exploratory
Trial
Pilot
?
…
…
• Monteagudo JL, Salvador CH, García-López F. Metodología
de introducción de servicios de e-Salud para el seguimiento y
control de pacientes crónicos. Rev Esp Salud Pública
2004;78(5):571-81.
• Mario Pascual Carrasco. Aportaciones a un modelo de
inserción de servicios asistenciales basados en telemedicina
para su uso y validación en el seguimiento de pacientes
crónicos. Doctoral Thesis. UPM. Junio-2008.
Pascual M, Salvador CH, García-Sagredo P, Marquez-Montes
J, Gonzalez MA, Fragua JA, et al. Impact of patient-general
practitioner interaction on the control of hypertension in a
follow-up service for low-to-medium risk hypertensive patients.
IEEE Trans Inf Technol Biomed. 2008,12(6):780-91 .
7. Research Scenario: methodology
Agencia Evaluación
Authorities
Research I+D+i
Grupo Group I+D+i
Grupo
Tecnologías Sanitarias
Supervised
Use
Clinical Trial
Complexity of intervention
Exploratory
Trial
Pilot
?
…
…
Small sizesize
Big
Serviceby the authorities
Driven testing
Very small size
4 stages The service can’t be changed
TechnologyObjective: Scientific evidence
testing
The service could be changed
8. Research Scenario: platform
Internet/GSM
Usuario
Patient Usuario
Healthcare
Paciente Médico
Agent
Estación
Central
Central
Station
Centro
Healthcare Coord.
Oficina
De Salud
Centre Coord.
Office
Electronic
• Salvador CH, Pascual M, et al. Airmed-Cardio: A GSM and
Internet Services-Based System for Out-of-Hospital Follow-Up Healthcare
of Cardiac Patients. IEEE Trans Inf Technol Biomed. 2005,
9(1): 73-85. Record
• Muñoz A, Somolinos R, Pascual M, Fragua JA, González MA,
Monteagudo JL, Salvador CH. Proof-of-Concept Design and
Development of an EN13606-based Electronic Healthcare
Record Service. J Am Med Inform Ass 2007; 14(1): 118-
129.
• Salvador CH, Ruiz-Sanchez A, Gonzalez MA, Carmona M,
Pascual M, García-Sagredo P, et al. Evaluation of a
telemedicine-based service for the follow-up and monitoring of
patients treated with oral anticoagulant therapy. IEEE Trans
Inf Technol Biomed. 2008,12(6):696-706.
9. Research Scenario: platform
Internet/GSM
Usuario
Patient Usuario
Healthcare
Paciente Médico
Agent
Estación
Central
Central
Station
Centro
Healthcare Coord.
Oficina
De Salud
Centre Coord.
Office
Electronic
Healthcare
•Technical and Record
communications support
•Automatic (24/7)
•Configurable web applications
10. Research Scenario: platform
Internet/GSM
Usuario
Patient Usuario
Healthcare
Paciente Médico
Agent
Estación
Central
Central
Station
Centro
Healthcare Coord.
Oficina
De Salud
Centre Coord.
Office
Electronic
Healthcare
•Uses devices for Record
monitoring
•Answers questionnaires
•Receives updates from physicians
11. Research Scenario: platform
Internet/GSM
Usuario
Patient Usuario
Healthcare
Paciente Médico
Agent
Estación
Central
Central
Station
Centro
Healthcare Coord.
Oficina
De Salud
Centre Coord.
Office
Electronic
Healthcare
Record
•Groups patients and resources
(nursing home, residential home,…)
12. Research Scenario: platform
Internet/GSM
Usuario
Patient Usuario
Healthcare
Paciente Médico
Agent
Estación
Central
Central
Station
Centro
Healthcare Coord.
Oficina
De Salud
Centre Coord.
Office
Electronic
Healthcare
•Controls patients Record
trough web applications
•Communicates trough SMS messages
13. Research Scenario: platform
•Communicates with patient’s EHR
•Breaks service isolation Internet/GSM
Usuario Usuario
Healthcare
Patient
•Based on Paciente (ISO-EN 13606)
standards Médico
Agent
Estación
Central
Central
Station
Centro
Healthcare Coord.
Oficina
De Salud
Centre Coord.
Office
Electronic
Healthcare
Record
14. Research Scenario: platform
•Manages the resources Internet/GSM
Usuario Usuario
Healthcare
•Controls the intervention
Patient
Paciente Médico
Agent
•Trains users (patients, physicians)
Estación
Central
•Gathers results
Central
Station
•PerformsHealthcareanalysis
statistics
Centro Coord.
Oficina
•Generates Centre
De Salud
reports Coord.
Office
Electronic
Objective : To relieve the Public
System from all non care Healthcare
Record
related tasks
15. Telemedicine & eHealth Research Unit
• 15 years of work
• 11 pilots
• 7 clinical trials
FIS02/1156
• ≈ 2.000 patients FIS PI06-90166 PAV-020000
-2007-133
FIS PI051882
• ≈ 100 physicians (GP+SC) SBVP-1201/02
FIS080435
SBVP-1201/02
• 6 Hospitals SBVP-1396/99
FIS 02/1391
PDM 2006-171
DGVI 1054/06
• 5 Health areas FIS07-90187
FIS 01/0915
SBVP-1396/99
Health Care Social Care
16. Social Care projects
PLATAS: Platform for the integration of Health
and Social care services
• Information service
• Video attention service
• HBP monitoring service
• Promotion of personal
activity service
• Preventive and healthy
lifestyle service
17. Comorbidity Study
Chronic Comorbidity and resource consumption
•Madrid Healthcare Area 11
•Population: 887.134
•127 GP involved (out of a total of 521)
•149.417 cases studied
Doctoral Thesis, Monserrat Carmona Rodríguez
19. Continuation: dependency study
Population: 200 (randomised from comorbidity
study)
Personal interviews (WHO DAS II)
Gathering of information just finished
“No official results yet”… but it is clear that the
dependency is caused by the illness (or by its
accumulation) and not by the age.
20. Project: behaviour modelling
• Objective: to assess the dependency of elderly
people using traditional surveys and ambient
monitoring, correlating the information obtained
by both methods.
Scores
Methodology:
Items to Objective
Equivalencies
Equivalencias and
assess
Quantifiable
Ambient.
Monit.
21. Conclusions
Telemedicine for chronicity and dependency:
R&D:
- Integration & globalization of solutions (focused
in the person and not in the problem)
- Interoperability functional & semantic:
normalization (information sharing)
- To obtain scientific evidence about the utility of
new eServices (decision support)
22. Conclusions
Telemedicine for chronicity and dependency:
New methodologies:
- To facilitate the insertion of the new eServices in
the organizations
- To ease the organizational and cultural
changes
- To share information at all health care and
social care levels
23. Conclusions
Aging people and ICTs:
Results demonstrate that with its use, aging people:
Feel safer and less lonely
Improve their involvement in self-care
Get healthier life habits.
Improve their communication and social
participation
Improve their relation and interaction with their
carers
24. Adolfo Muñoz Carrero
eHealth and Aging: A Research Experience
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