The Pathway project aims to develop a toolkit for managing and communicating patient pathways and patient journeys, focusing on the patient's perspective.
Huge congratulations to Märt Vesinurm on defending his PhD! 🎉 We hav ehad the pleasure of working with Märt in the Pathway project, where his research on "Managing Complex Patient Journeys" has provided valuable insights into healthcare operations.
How are patient pathways modeled and presented?
Although a key concept in healthcare, pathways vary in definition, abstraction and visualization. 🤔 Check out our visual abstract (CC-BY JMIR Publications) and the full paper https://t.co/nWDlC9dKgP
What a nice surprise - Best Paper award 🏆 for our work on Dual-Perspective Modeling of Patient Pathways. Two papers presented in Oulu at #NCDHWS224#PatientPathway#PatientJourney https://t.co/9gG8Y5Ckd2
The research team is in Oulu, presenting two pivotal studies on precise modeling of patient pathways, focusing on MS and kidney cancer, at the Nordic Conference on Digital Health and Wireless Solutions. https://t.co/9gG8Y5Ckd2
#DigitalHealth#patientpathways#cjml
Pathway is hosting a dedicated online seminar to discuss recent research. This is a good opportunity to delve into our work and interact with the research team.
📅 Date: Thursday Jan 25
⏰ Time: 10 AM - 11:30 AM
Teams link and program: see information in the picture.
Our PhD researcher Märt returned from an inspiring few days in Rome at the European Health Management Association (EHMA) conference, where he presented his recent research on patient journey disruptions.
📢 Just presented at #ICIC23! 🎉 Sharing insights from the Pathway project on care coordination, information, and communication needs among Norwegian cancer patients. 🏥 It was inspiring to attend #ICIC23 and exchange knowledge with experts in the field. #Healthcare#CancerCare
Today we presented Pathway for our Advisory Board consisting of members from Norway and Finland. The five short presentations will soon appear on our website! The program is attached here.
Finally – the first physical meeting for the research team took place in Oslo (May 24-25, 2022). From left: Binyam Bogale, Line Melby, Paul Lillrank, Märt Vesinurm, and Ingrid Solem (missing Elisabeth G. Celius and Ragnhild Halvorsrud).
Hey! My name is Märt Vesinurm and I work as a PhD fellow in the Pathway project. Me and my supervisor Paul are together the Finnish reinforcements in this project and we our specialty lies in healthcare operations management.
Vil du være med å forske på pasientforløp? Fortsatt ikke for sent å søke stillingen som postdoktor på prosjektet Pathway. Vi er på jakt etter deg med en relevant doktorgrad, f.eks. medisin, helsetjenesteforskning, helseinformatikk, eller helsesystemer. https://t.co/JgB1suPOTr
The Pathway project is hiring! We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow who will investigate patient pathways from both the patient's and the healthcare's perspectives. A collaboration between @UiO, SINTEF, and Aalto university. https://t.co/2VKkR78xNd
The Pathway project is up and running! The goal is to develop theory and tools for specifying, developing, and communicating patient pathways. We had a virtual kick-off meeting in August with participants from University of Oslo, Aalto university, and SINTEF Digital.
The Pathway project started in Aug. 2021 and lasts for 4 years. The research partners are SINTEF Digital @SINTEFdigital, University of Oslo @UiO, and @AaltoUniversity. The project receives funding from the Research Council of Norway @forskningsradet.