Wouldn't it be great if you had a longitudinal health record and could search it for things like, "What year did I have pneumonia?" or "What was the name of the anesthetic they gave me in 2008?" Essentially, the able to google within your own health history! #patientengagement
The @HL7 group on Patient Contributed Data that I co-chair has just submitted our white paper. It's a part of the Patient Empowerment Workgroup in HL7. We'd like wide dissemination and discussion, so here's the link: https://t.co/NY380BmFzb
When the patient record travels with the patient we will both improve outcomes and reduce burden. It is human nature to resist change. But a paradigm shift has the potential to solve a myriad of challenges.
Really enjoying the @ONC_HealthIT meeting this afternoon and hearing from experts on #eConsent. Favorite quote so far-"Technology cannot replace shared humanity." @CIESanDiego
Add these sessions to your calendar for #HIMSS22 next week:
✅ Simplifying trusted connectivity with User Managed Access, with @aleclaws
✅ Patient Digital Identity: A Scalable Model for Secure Access, presented by @niagarahealth & @NYGH_News
More here:
https://t.co/7DBP9Mm2lf
📣 We are proud of the work we've done with @KantaraNews to leverage their UMA 2.0 specification into a successful implementation.
Together, we are advancing our shared vision of putting patients in control of their personal health data.
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Leaving Miami, I wish this “Love and Peace” image was more than a sign on the airport wall. I wish it was the reality across our world. Sending hope and strength to all who are suffering in its absence
I was just talking with @DAWeatherston, CEO of @smilecdr about the idea of having a conference where patients ARE the focus. Where the vendors can have panels with patients and test ideas with them. Patients get scholarships, of course! Anybody interested?
I know #VIVE2022 is supposed to be all healthcare all the time, but immediately across the street there’s a lovely botanical garden with orchids dangling from every tree and butterflies flitting around!
Digital Identity, as we typically experience it, was designed around business needs [to control access to resources]; it was not [in the main] designed in response to the needs of people. It's a byproduct, a necessary evil. No human longs for more ways to be ID'd & recorded. 1/
Interoperability improves patient outcomes. Read Betsy's story, a use case from Smile CDR and Patient Centric Solutions Inc. (@janoldenburg@NancyLush) and learn how interoperability improved her healthcare journey: https://t.co/DLPW4DA0Ql
The vaccine was developed and authorized under a Republican Administration, and it’s been distributed and administered under a Democratic one.
The vaccines are safe, they are highly effective, and there’s nothing political about them.