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The document proposes a patient-held smart card or app to improve communication between healthcare professionals and provide a summary of a patient's health information. A team including doctors, nurses, and patient representatives would pilot the smart cards and evaluate the results. The goals are to improve information flow, reduce errors and duplications, empower patients, and reduce medication-related harm for older patients living at home.
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Pehla Qadam is a treatment project at Indus Hospital, Karachi Pakistan.
We presented the project and related research plan to the Ponseti International Association Board of Directors in October.
NCHICA Presentation vF
This document discusses patient generated data and its potential to transform healthcare. Major trends are driving more data generation by patients through technology and increased health awareness. An analytics solution was developed to collect and analyze patient generated data from mobile devices and telehealth solutions. Key challenges include gaining patient and clinician adoption and integrating the data into healthcare systems. When implemented, patient generated data can provide deeper insights into individual patients and new ways to deliver more continuous care beyond traditional clinical settings. It represents an opportunity to improve health outcomes and better engage patients in their own care.
Andy Kinnear, Connecting Care
Connecting Care is the Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire health and social care programme that aims to improve information sharing and care coordination across local organizations. The program has implemented an electronic patient record system that allows authorized users to access patient information. Initial results show benefits like reduced time spent accessing information, fewer duplicate assessments, and improved safety and care planning. Connecting Care plans to expand both the number of users and types of information shared to further support integrated and efficient care delivery.
Maximising Technology and Information Solutions Through "Interoperability"
The document discusses digital priorities for improving health and social care, including creating electronic health records, analyzing population data, clinical decision support, remote care, and optimizing resources. It emphasizes standards for information sharing across systems, focusing initially on using the NHS number and improving transfers of care. Local areas will assess progress using a digital maturity index and create annual roadmaps. The priorities are aimed at joining up information to provide better, safer, and more efficient care.
Jari Renko and Seppo Onnela: Apotti programme
This document provides an overview of the APOTTI client and patient data system programme from 2012-2017. The programme involves several municipalities and hospitals in the Helsinki region working together to implement a new integrated IT system. The goals are to improve functionality, patient care, coordination between social and health services, productivity, and data use. The programme expects to benefit patients through more time with them, empowerment, safety, and better quality care. Implementation will occur in phases from 2013-2019 and involves procuring a new system, customizing it, pilot testing, and transitioning all users. Challenges include the large number of organizations and users involved, keeping the project timeline, and adjusting workflows between social and health care sectors.
Enrollemt workgroup
This document outlines the agenda for a meeting of the HIT Policy Committee Enrollment Workgroup on June 14, 2010. The agenda includes an introduction of workgroup members, an overview of the workgroup's role and charge, and three panel presentations on topics related to health care enrollment in 2014 and beyond. The agenda also allocates time for workgroup discussion and public comment.
HIMSS16_IHE USA_Impact of IHE Profiles on Patient Care_Final-Full
1) Three case studies demonstrated how adopting IHE profiles and interoperability standards accelerated the release of information process.
2) The first case study automated the social security administration disability determination workflow through programmatic querying and electronic retrieval and submission of medical records.
3) The second case study semi-automated CMS Medicare audit submissions by enabling electronic submission of medical documentation through an esMD gateway using IHE XDR profiles.
4) The third case study used Direct Secure Messaging and IHE profiles to replace faxing and enable a more efficient directed exchange for release of information between providers.
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Dr Hannan presented at the Primary Health Care specialist group annual general meeting on 9th November 2023
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TransforMED_Pediatric_Care_Coordination_Case_Study
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Digital Health & Wellness Summit @ Mobile World Congress 2016
This document provides an overview of a digital health platform that offers various features:
- Secure hosting and data integration from third party vendors. The platform can be customized to support multiple diseases and increase user compliance.
- The core platform includes modules, social features, and administrators. It also connects to devices, systems, and professional services.
- The platform individualizes the user experience through personalized communication channels, nudging, and tracking user progress over time.
- Case studies demonstrate successful initiatives using the platform for employee health programs, pensions, and research.
- Administrative features allow monitoring of user statistics and health outcomes at the company level.
Major health care information systems (emr, ehr, phr, lhr)
This document provides an overview of major health care information systems including electronic medical records (EMR), electronic health records (EHR), personal health records (PHR), and legal health records (LHR). It discusses the definitions, components, benefits, and challenges of each system. The document emphasizes that health care information systems can improve patient care, administrative functions, and overall health care operations if implemented successfully. However, significant financial investment, user training, and overcoming resistance to change are necessary for full adoption and utilization of these systems.
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Pehla Qadam project - presented to Ponseti International
Pehla Qadam project - presented to Ponseti International
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Maximising Technology and Information Solutions Through "Interoperability"
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HIMSS16_IHE USA_Impact of IHE Profiles on Patient Care_Final-Full
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TransforMED_Pediatric_Care_Coordination_Case_Study
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Digital Health & Wellness Summit @ Mobile World Congress 2016
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Team B - Business Case
- 1. Improve inter-profession communication Team B 04 July 2013 Safer Medicine Management amongst Older People Living in their Own Homes
- 2. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Team • Team Coordinator: Priyal Shah + Buki Odunlami • Team members – Dr Karen Summerfield, GP – Lindy Burrows, Patient rep – James Eguakhide, Complex needs homecare service deputy head 2
- 3. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Proposal • Patient held smart card / app – Summary of health – Viewed by all professions – Can be updated by appropriate professions 3
- 4. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Service User Segments • Patients and careers • GP practice staff • Consultants and hospital staff • Community services (district nurses, pharmacist…..) 4
- 5. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Value Propositions • Improve: – Flow of information – Speed of information (time) – Reduce duplications, omissions – Reduce errors – Reduce waste 5
- 7. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Service User Relationships • Self (patient) empowering • CCG commissioned • Co- delivered 7
- 8. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Outcomes • Improve patient experience • Reduction of medication related harm • Reduce medicines waste 8
- 9. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Key Activities • Pilot patient held health smart card for a short period of time and evaluate using feedback from all users 9
- 10. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Key Resources • IT • Education and training • Financial 10
- 11. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Key Partners • Patients and careers • Health care professionals (community and secondary care) 11
- 12. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Expenditure • Piloting cost • Research and evaluation cost 12
- 13. http://hsi.cloudapp.net/ Risk • Human errors • Insufficient information written on the smart card • Lost of information • Data protection 13