HIMSS13 Patient Engagement Sessions
The HIMSS eConnecting with Consumers Committee will also host the inaugural Patient Experience Through Health IT Forum
at HIMSS13 on Tuesday. This day-long forum will answer the question “Is
digitally engaging with your patients worth the effort?” The forum’s
three education sessions promise to explain the why and how of patient
engagement too. @ReginaHoliday , celebrated artist and patient advocate,
will be painting during these sessions to reinforce the forum’s message:
digital patient engagement is worth it.
Patient Experience Forum/Member Sessions
Social
Media Tweetups
Tuesday,
March 5
|
|||
9:45-10:45AM
|
Making Patients Your Partners in Satisfying MU Stage 2 Objectives: Case
Studies in Patient Engagement Session 64
Speakers: Eric Manley | Simeon Schwartz, MD | David Rowe
Description:
Meaningful Use Stage I introduced the concept of communicating and
sharing health information with patients using digital media. Stage II
requires takes the bar to an entirely new level requiring the use of
digital channels of communication like PHR's and patient portals to
share health histories, and communicate using secure messaging, and
reminding patients about important health events and activities. Early
adopters of Personal Health IT learned that making the data available is
not enough to motivate patients. The new IT systems, tools and
platforms must be integrated into the provider's workflow if patients
are to become actively engaged in their health.
Speaker(s):
|
Session 64
|
Room 252
|
9:45-10:15AM
|
Knowledge Center: Tackling the "Achilles Heel" of Mobile
Medicine
|
KCS47
|
Booth 8247
|
11AM - NOON
|
#HITsm TweetChat
|
SMC3
|
Lobby G, SM Center
|
1:00- 2:00PM
|
Using Health IT to Engage Patients in Underserved Communities
|
Session 95
|
Room 387
|
1:00-2:00PM
|
Description:
We live in an experience economy where people expect real time
access to their health care team and health care information that is
fits into their life.
Practices that have implemented patient centered tools like secure
patient portals, email access, mobile health, text messaging and patient
centered engagement strategies have seen patient satisfaction improve,
at the same time practice efficiency and financial results have
improved. Those health care providers and practices that can provide
these value-added services will not only retain existing clients but
attract the most sophisticated new patients as well.
Speaker(s):
|
Session 83
|
Room 252
|
2:15-3:15 PM
|
Description:
Patients are the most underutilized resource in the U.S. health
system, testified Dr. Charles Safran to Congress in 2004. Eight years
later, the Holy Grail of patient/health engagement continues to
challenge health providers and payers. Over those eight years,
consumers' use of the Internet has grown via both tethered and mobile
platforms, and people have adopted a wide range of devices to help them
manage health and wellness. Consumers have done this largely
dis-connected from their physician and the larger health system. This
session will focus on the market drivers for patients to adopt and use
innovative devices and tools which are being developed by incumbent
health care technology players as well as consumer electronics companies
and entrepreneurs. Case studies from innovative health providers will
highlight how prescribing these tools to patients can bolster self-care
and optimal health outcomes.
Speaker(s):
|
Session 102Room 252
|
|
3:30-04:30 PM
|
The patient engagement tweetup will be an opportunity for the #HITsm (health IT social media) and #HCSM community to meet and connect with consumer engagement experts from @HIMSS, @ONC_HealthIT , Society for Participatory Medicine and to discuss how providers can best digitally engage with patients in healthcare. #PatientEngagement Tweetup hosts include:
|
SMC4
|
Lobby G,SM Center
|
Wednesday,
March 6
|
|||
11:15-11:45AM
|
Knowledge Center: Mobile Health Insights on Patient Engagement from a
Tech-centric Provider Session
|
KCS49
|
TBD
|
11:15 -11:45AM
|
Knowledge Center: Patient
& Physician Engagement: Empowered Decision Making to Enhance Quality and
Reduce Costs
|
Session KCS29
|
TBD
|
Thursday,
March 7
|
|||
8:30-9:30AM
|
Turning Patient Portals into Major EHR Assets
|
Session 128
|
Room 288
|
11AM-Noon
|
#ePatient Tweetup
|
Session SMC5
|
Lobby G, SM Center
|
2:30-3:30PM
|
#GAhealthIT Tweetup
|
Session SMC6
|
Lobby G, SM Center
|
4:15PM
|
Knowledge Center: Implementing Powerful Patient Engagement
|
Session KCS60
|
TBD
|
Monday, March 4 - Thursday, 7
|
|||
ON DEMAND
|
Patient Perception of Nurse Relationship During Electronic Health Record
Use
|
OD3
|
N/A
|
Members of the eConnecting Consumer Committee include
Sherry Reynolds (me)
|
|
Kate Christensen
|
|
Jan Oldenburg
|
|
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn
|
|
Jon Mertz
|
|
Mary Griskewicz
|
|
Tammy Lewis
|
@mrxmarketer
|
Brad Tritle
|
|
Janice Jacobs
|
@JaniceJacobs44
|
David Rowe
|
|
Valerie Knoke
|
|
HIMSS
|
|
Cari Mclean
|
|
Ileana Balcu
|
HIMSS Blogs on Patient Engagement
o Generations: Embracing Technology and Engaging Each Other:
o Payers in the Patient Value Chain – Can We Do Better?
o Chronic Disease and Social Networks:
o Give Twitter Another Try This Season:
o PHRs: Will certification lead to increased adoption by physicians?
HIMSS13 Twitter Hashtag Guide
http://www.himssconference.org/GenInfo/NewsDetail.aspx?ItemNumber=2135
No comments:
Post a Comment