Patients + Doctors X Data Sharing = Real Healthcare Reform (2011)

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If people, and the clinical teams that care for them, could fully share all the information about their medical history, their lives, their risks, their goals ... WOW, that would be a real *health* care system, wouldn't it?

Doctors + Patients
X Data Sharing =
REAL Health Care Reform
Casey Quinlan
Professional Rabble-rouser

drawing
on the
right
side...
can keep
you from
losing
your
****

any patient
can
relate...
right?
(and we are
all patients)

If they’re not using sharp objects,
they’re making us wait.
And wait. And wait...

I’m on record:
I’m willing to get
one of these*
if it means
NO MORE
FORMS
*if you know me, you get the joke!

Here’s a
revolutionary
idea:
Let patients**
help!
**the most under-used
resource in health care

“Gimme my
damn data.”
e-Patient Dave
deBronkart

Why can’t
they both
access the
same patient
data?

If doctors and
patients could
freely exchange
information and data,
who knows what might
happen?

HIPAA gets
blamed for the
information
blockage …
but that’s a cop-
out.

This is what
happens with a
paternalistic
approach.
Empower the
patient!

patient
current health care delivery system

To survive your trip through
the health care car wash,
stay inside the car
by asking questions.
And demanding real answers.
Participate fully.
Live - or die - by the
decisions you make.
Own your health care by
owning your data!

Annual health care spend in the US:
$3 Trillion-with-a-T*
*2014 number

Our current conundrum?
We want cutting-edge care,
we want second, even third opinions,
we bitch about $100 co-pays,
we want to never have a bad outcome.
Oh, and by the way, we don’t want to
pay for it.**
**Is this perception, or reality?
It’s both.

Transparency on provider cost is essential.
Put it on the practice’s web site.
Even its Facebook Fan page.
No, I’m not kidding.

INFORMATION
IS
POWER
SHARING IT
IS THE
REVOLUTION

patient
doctors
hospitals
designated
care-givers
payers
outpatient
facilities
nirvana = Information!

There is a glimmer of hope on the
horizon:
ParticipatoryMedicine.org

Wanna
know
more?
Ask me.
www.mightycasey.com
@MightyCasey on Twitter

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Patients + Doctors X Data Sharing = Real Healthcare Reform (2011)

1. Doctors + Patients X Data Sharing = REAL Health Care Reform Casey Quinlan Professional Rabble-rouser

2. The gift no one wants...

3. drawing on the right side... can keep you from losing your ****

4. any patient can relate... right? (and we are all patients)

5. If they’re not using sharp objects, they’re making us wait. And wait. And wait...

6. I’m on record: I’m willing to get one of these* if it means NO MORE FORMS *if you know me, you get the joke!

7. Here’s a revolutionary idea: Let patients** help! **the most under-used resource in health care

8. “Gimme my damn data.” e-Patient Dave deBronkart

9. Why can’t they both access the same patient data?

10. If doctors and patients could freely exchange information and data, who knows what might happen?

11. HIPAA gets blamed for the information blockage … but that’s a cop- out.

12. This is what happens with a paternalistic approach. Empower the patient!

13. patient current health care delivery system

14. To survive your trip through the health care car wash, stay inside the car by asking questions. And demanding real answers. Participate fully. Live - or die - by the decisions you make. Own your health care by owning your data!

15. Annual health care spend in the US: $3 Trillion-with-a-T* *2014 number

16. Our current conundrum? We want cutting-edge care, we want second, even third opinions, we bitch about $100 co-pays, we want to never have a bad outcome. Oh, and by the way, we don’t want to pay for it.** **Is this perception, or reality? It’s both.

17. Transparency on provider cost is essential. Put it on the practice’s web site. Even its Facebook Fan page. No, I’m not kidding.

18. talk listen learn act

19. INFORMATION IS POWER SHARING IT IS THE REVOLUTION

20. patient doctors hospitals designated care-givers payers outpatient facilities nirvana = Information!

21. There is a glimmer of hope on the horizon: ParticipatoryMedicine.org

22. Wanna know more? Ask me. www.mightycasey.com @MightyCasey on Twitter

23. Information will cure us all!