Kathy kastner: International Shared Decision-Making Conference
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This document summarizes Kathy Kastner's background and work eliciting what matters most to people through her Whiteboard Initiative. It provides information on Kathy's experience as a patient expert in end of life education, presentations and authorship. The document also summarizes results from Kathy's Whiteboard surveys across different demographics, identifying common themes of what matters most like feeling purposeful, attending to senses, connection, and appearance. It concludes with Kathy's plans to spread use of the Whiteboard in health institutions and encourage conversations to help people and caregivers feel purposeful at end of life.
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- 1. ELICITING WHAT MATTERS MOST TO PEOPLE The Whiteboard Initiative proof of concept Kathy Kastner @kathykastner
- 2. Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest: I currently have not, or have not had in the last two years, an affiliation, financial interest or other interest with a corporation or I am not receiving or have not received remuneration or royalties or research grants from a corporation. Kathy Kastner
- 3. Invited as a Patient Expert in ‘end of life’ Education •Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (U.S.) present •WestPark Health Center: Palliative and Supportive Steering Committee 2014-2018 •Health Quality Ontario: Advisor on Palliative Care Standard •International Conference on Communications in Healthcare (2017/2018) •MedicineX - Stanford California, Health 2.0, Patients 2.0 (2013) Presenter •Institute for Healthcare Advancement – California (2018) •International Shared Decision Making Conference (2019) •Cancer and Primary Care Summit (2019) •Medicine X Change - Stanford CA (2019) •Hospice and Palliative Care Ontario (2017) •International Conference on Public Health and Palliative Care (2017) Author •Death Kills…and other things I’ve learned on the Internet TEDx: •Exit Laughing (2013) Kathy Kastner
- 9. Demographics • 60% female, age 28 – 68 • 40% male, age 34 – 72 – Canada – US – Mexico – UK – Scotland – Netherlands – Sweden – Australia – Hong Kong
- 11. Themes • feeling purposeful – Reading, learning, serving others, hiking biking • attending to senses – Birds, water, walking, hugs, love, fresh air, sex • being connected – Listening, family, socializing, laughing • looking good – Hair, full make-up, well- dressed
- 12. Getting to ‘What Matters’ • Spread use in health institutions • Add Patient’s Whiteboard picture to their health records • @MyBestEndings instagram sparking conversations • Helping caregivers to feel purposeful • Encouraging creative thinking
- 15. International Public Health and Palliative Care Conference with Dr Alex Jadad Kathy Kastner Kathyk@bestendings.com twitter @kathykastner www.BestEndings.com insta: @MyBestEndings