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More on Patient Engagement
[By Innovation Health]
After a 3 day-long virtual brainstorming session, contributors to the Innovation Health Jam shared their conclusions on why patient engagement remains a top healthcare concern.
Assessment
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12 reasons why patients still come first in healthcare
Conclusion
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Agreed – Patients First
Healthcare leaders navigate tectonic changes but must never lose sight of caring and hope in human healing.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/healthblog/archive/2014/08/21/healthcare-leaders-must-navigate-tectonic-changes-but-never-lose-sight-of-caring-and-hope-in-human-healing.aspx
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It is about the patient – Silly
As we shift from a system that addresses sickness to one that promotes health, we may experience that the more interesting promise of Health 2.0 is less about economics and more about accelerating a sweeping cultural shift that focuses our collective and individual energy on wellness.
And, we know that tools alone—the supports that can help catalyze behavior change—will not be totally responsible for the change in outlook.
But, the tools and other supports in Health 2.0 will serve as some of the key catalysts, ushering in a new era that foregrounds prevention, wellness, and better management of chronic disease, and works to reduce the economic burden on health systems, governments, and individuals themselves; the patients.
Jennifer Tomasik
Carey Huntington
Fabian Poliak
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via Ann Miller RN MHA
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