@BrochaSternOT @MWFriedberg We are making a push at @providence to use @Epicsystems ECheck-in to collect these data before patients arrive for their appointments. Less work for our providers and does not require MyChart activation.
I am so proud to work for @providence and amazing leaders like @DrMedows and @RodHochmanMD leading this effort with a $50M investment to reduce health disparities.
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‘PRO-cision Medicine' aims to turn patient-reported outcome ratings into personalized care. Our new special issue presents expert toolkit for using patient ratings to monitor and manage cancer care. Free to read: https://t.co/exeU6hDaCo #MedicalCare#ISOQOL19#PRO
"PROs, which are distinct from patient experience measures, are important measures of successful health care management, but they are completely absent from all current publicly available hospital quality rating systems" #VBHC#PROs https://t.co/YVC2muqFWa via @nejmcatalyst
Yet further evidence of survival benefits from routine symptom monitoring with patient-reported outcomes in Canadian real world data presented by Dr. Lisa Barbera from @CancerCare_ON at #ASCO19
Patients w/ successful #outcomes incur lower costs before & after #spine surgery compared to those with unsuccessful outcomes. Underscores the need for better methods for identifying patients that will benefit from surgery. #VBHC#PROMs https://t.co/mkxJ4ZmutW
Excited to be a part of this new *open-access* peer-reviewed publication. Manuscript submission deadline for Volume 1 is April 30, 2019. Visit https://t.co/JU5BQx9uJK for details.
If you are interested in PROMs here’s a good paper to read - Maximising the impact of patient reported outcome assessment for patients and society | The BMJ @drmelcalvert https://t.co/J1CXumafrE
Great work by @UR_Med providing additional evidence that incorporating patient-reported outcomes into routine care can have a positive impact on patient experience. #VBHC#PROMIS https://t.co/N6oxjBQNNB
Houck & colleagues used #PROMIS Physical Function, Self-Efficacy, Pain Interference, Fatigue, & Depression CATs in patients. Then showed results to providers. Nearly 70% of providers found scales to be helpful and seek ways to translate PROMIS results in patient care #PROs#PROMs
Impressive example of physician leadership and data driven decision making leading to greater value for patients...bravo to my colleagues @JohnGradyBenson, @SSchutzer and colleagues at #CJRI! #VBHC
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Preoperative self-reported assessment of #depression can help identify patients at risk of longer lengths of stay. Treating even moderate depression prior to initiating elective surgery could reduce LOS and associated cost. #VBHC#PROs@amyleecp3 https://t.co/wIbj4Emdt8
*REALLY* important work to develop evidence-based recommendations for displaying patient-reported outcomes (#PRO) data, optimizing accurate and meaningful interpretation of results. https://t.co/RaCMNEUOTu
"Surgery is no longer only about prolonging life, but also about minimizing the negative impact of treatment, optimizing quality of life, and aligning treatment decisions with our patients’ goals" https://t.co/aLfIco6AV4
@AnnSurgOncol@McMastersKelly@SocSurgOnc This image seems to be at odds with the authors' conclusion that only psychosocial well-being was significantly higher in NSM patients
Study: patient-reported outcomes show greater satisfaction, psychosocial and sexual well-being after autologous reconstruction compared to implant reconstruction. via @JAMASurgery#breastcancer#PROs#BREASTQ https://t.co/Mo5bviGHTF