detroit healthcare leaders forum 2015
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Patients as Partners: Engaging People in Their Care
Joyce Lee MD, MPH
Panel Discussion with Dee Edington
Clinical/Health Services Research Obesity/Diabetes
Mobile Technology/Online Communities
Design of QI/Learning Health Systems
Folk in black turtlenecks and designer glasses working on small things like the
Apple Watch
Medical Designer?
Healthcare Problem #1
“Patients frequently do not understand how and when to use [the epi-pen].”
Sicherer, 2011
>15,000 Unintentional injections From Epi-Pens in the US
between 1994-2007
“Including nurses, paramedics, and physicians”
Healthcare Problem #2
“Children had only used their EpiPen device in 29% of recurrent anaphylaxis reactions. This is perhaps unsurprising because a fear of needles/injections is common”
Sicherer, 2011
Redesign #2
“To inject place black end into outer thigh.
5-4-3-2-1 Injection complete.
Seek emergency medical attention”
How can consumers/patients be more in the conversation,
what kind of insights can they provide that the
consultants and employers and providers can’t?
What are the key challenges to employers/patients to making better health care decisions? How do we properly align incentives and values so we are making progress?
Learning Health Systems
Quality Improvement (Outcomes)
Knowledge Networks (Virtual/In person)
Tools (Real-time metrics/pt-facing tools)
Only pt with NGLY-1 16 cases worldwide
Parent group as organized Preliminary Treatments
Clinical Trials
How do you compel employees to make long-term behavioral changes to improve their long-
term health?