Very surprised and excited to win an award for a paper published in the International Journal for #MedicalInformatics today. It's for using a social science lens on informatics. Thanks @JWestbrook91 for the opportunity!
Check out our new website supporting the first national patient experience survey developed in Australia, the Australian Hospital Patient Experience Question Set. #AHPEQS has the potential to help improve the #patientexperience in real time: https://t.co/Bomn6Rjq8H
As researchers, policymakers, clinicians or administrators, we need to get better at remembering what we feel like when we are #patients ourselves and use this to inspire our work. Often we seem to split our patient role off! Great example @DrSarahJWhite https://t.co/mgJ4ASWeuA
There's good coverage of which registries are active in #PROMs in @ACSQHC doc. A bit dated now. I know that @ANZICSCORE #CADOSA#ACOR#ABDR and #ANZHFR very active. @janeliz3
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A starting point might be to change our metaphor @patientsafe3 - "machine" implies something solid and stable over time w an output that predictably follows an input. As @JBraithwaite1 and others argue, "ecosystem" might be more apt. Forever in flux w emergent properties. https://t.co/wABlVBYRsI
Absolutely! It's no good attempting to control for contextual factors which are the very things we should be studying, if we want to know why and how some change works or doesn't in a particular setting. Another reason we need #anthropologists in #healthcare! https://t.co/vvcJzXXjQA
Yes. Vital also to involve patients in the process to ensure that any change creates positive impact for them in terms of experiences and outcomes. https://t.co/7TO0XItzmf
Here in Australia @acsqhc developed a conceptual framework of 101 factors influencing the quality of #ptexp based on analysis of 16 patient focus group discussions nationally - spontaneously mentioned factors only. Happy to share @jasonawolf@BerylInstitute https://t.co/UMKif16QQb
Can't stress enough that #PtExp#HumanExp in #healthcare is & must be truly a global endeavor. Honored to have 11+ countries engaged in our conversation this AM on Influence Factors on #PatientExperience. TY for your input & still oppty to share your voice https://t.co/WpQ62DS34F
Completely agree. Also, however good algorithms get at remembering facts or diagnosis, when people are at the most vulnerable points in their life, they need human caring and connection (and a belief that these are genuine). #patientexperience https://t.co/ZsJXgLF8nt
Profound indeed. We need inclusive dialogue that doesn't start from the assumption that the meaning of "good health/wellbeing" and "high quality and appropriate #healthcare" is the same for everyone. Exploring these meanings is the start. https://t.co/BjRyRg9ajl
Yes, patient/consumer narratives are richest source of intel on what goes wrong and right, why, & what can be done. BUT need robust systematic #qualitative analysis and this is perceived as too hard by many. Really need qual experts working w 'hard' data analysts in #healthcare! https://t.co/sYNOKKuPm8
Sadly I realise that thinking suspiciously when walking at night is"normal" for me. This evening around 6pm (dark) I got off the bus and a guy seemed to decide at the last minute to get off too. I stood still, turned and looked at him, waited for him to pass. https://t.co/oXGk1F3bPq