The document discusses P2I Care, a research network that aims to improve healthcare by focusing on the individual patient, provider, and health information. It describes how patient-reported outcomes captured in quality registries can empower patients and benefit both patients and providers. Quality registries in Sweden collect patient-reported data on pain levels, joint swelling, daily functioning, and more over time. This data gives patients insight into their condition and treatment and allows for shared decision making between patients and providers.

2. Patient Provider IS / IT The clinical microsystem - the atom of health care to be redesigned

3. 4500 hrs the last 78 months

4. Sending sputum and doing monthly check-ups

5. Testing stuff from the web

6. And being luckily at a good place

7. Calling the office [sound clip]

8. There are easy to use tools

9. There are even simple web resources emerging, showing the way [Movie clip]

10. There are measures that mean something for all the stakeholders

11. And we develop some things one on one

12. Something is missing, there is so much opportunity and so much energy lost in space

13. This is me, I am a patienteer

14. Dreaming about what could be healthcare in society

15. - And have PER - And do PEP - And start a PEO movement? - If I could be at PEF not FEV1 - raising the bar

16. Meeting this guy

17. And Anna

18. Staffan has this – movie clip BCG filmen

19. Using Quality Registries to empower patients

21. Statistics Counties in Sweden Number of visits last year Registered patients Coverage

22. RA-registry homepage, www.swerre.se To log on to the register database and PER General information about the register Updated news regarding the register

23. Professional’s view Search for a patient Menue for your clinic Menue for statistical tools Menue for administration of user account

24. Search patient Latest disease activity Deceased patient Patient personal number, name, diagnose and clinic Date of last visit

25. PER- Patientent’s sElf Registration 25

26. Available from home via national online access platform [email_address] 26

27. Patient’s self-assessment Pain estimation via VAS entered by patient Patient’s self-assessment of swollen and tender joints

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29. Answer questions about pain,joint swollenness, daily function, quality of life Patient gets printed overview of assessments over time, including medications and lab-tests. The specialist examines the patient, informed by the patient’s self-assessment Patient and specialist goes through results and treatment together

34. So we can now imagine and see some solutions. Not only calling in. But having networks connect.

35. Yet, there is still a long way to go. We need to continue working on the challenges.