The questions used during the chat and some responses appear below.
T1:
What would patient-centered care (PCC) look like for you? (for
appointments, lab results, treatment, surgery, medical records, etc.)
- Patient-centered care would consider treatment options based on patients' unique concerns, preferences, and values
- Everything under one roof, team approach, easy-to-understand unified billing, easy referral to out-of-network specialists, Personhood, mutual respect, and caring go along with those services implicitly or it isn't PCC.
- Patent centered care means setting up medical evaluation and treatment options with a focus on where the pt is coming from
- how about meeting me where I'm at---Text, email, phone appts.
- or my family & myself patient centered care meant including the entire family in convos & treatment planning
- In my dream world, PCC includes awareness that meeting mental health & social needs is a crucial element
T2: What is Shared Decision Making (SDM) in healthcare all about? Where can people learn more? What are tips for making it work?
- It allows pts & their HC team to make decisions together-taking into acct both the best med evidence available & pts values/prefs
- Shared medical decision making is a collaborative experience between patients and providers
- As we move closer toward "consumers" of healthcare, #SDM allows for the patient perspective to become increasingly important
- DeMeester said “(SDM) occurs when patients/clinicians work together to reach care decisions that are both medically sound and responsive to patients’ preferences and values”
- shared decision making requires informed choices...don't be afraid to ask questions and resources to learn more!
- It sounds to me like SDM brings the values of person-centered care (Carl Rogers) to all medical settings beyond mental health.
T3: What value does a patient-centered care (PCC) / shared decision making (SDM) approach bring to patients, families and providers?
- #PCC & #SDM allow for patients and their families to be active participants in doctor consultations
- As a provider, I can have "tunnel vision", PCC and SDM help keep me grounded and focused on what is best for the patient
- There is a lot to be said for knowledge, peace of mind, & comfort of care
- "Good Outcomes" are defined by what's meaningful and valuable to the patients and their families
- I think you can tell there has been PCC/SDM if all parties feel more satisfied and informed after an encounter
- PCC & SDM are integral to the @GeneticCouns process: info can impact a patient & their entire family, no 1 right choice for all
- #PCC creates value by changing infrastructure to include EHR & access to scheduling, thus strengthening the pt-doc relationship
T4: How can patient-centered care (PCC) and shared decision making (SDF) improve care at end-of-life?
- PCC/SDM throughout the process means the end of life and discussing it don't come as a huge unexpected shock.
- #PCC and #SDM promise to improve the experience and quality of health care, while also reduce waste, over-treatment, and costs
- #SDM takes relationship building so having that in place can only help in #EOL. It's uncomfortable territory for all involved.
- shared medical decision making is the perfect way to address end of life care - help empower patients and ensure dignity
- if the patient & their needs and wants is at the center of all discussions - May make end of life discussions easier
- Seeing a theme: PCC & SDM are processes...they continue and evolve throughout patient & provider relationship, needs change ovr time
T5: Have you seen PCC and/or SDM put into practice? What has worked well? How have you benefited?
- We all decided on best care for our loved one while being informed by Drs & social workers. Made horrible -tolerable
- PCC & SDM work best when we take time to really listen. Easy to forget in the course of a busy clinic or stressful situation
- The struggle is spending enough time to truly incorporate shared medical decision making in the context of an overbooked clinic
- I think systems where you can get lab results online - if you want them that way - are PCC
T6: What are some of the barriers to PCC and SDM? How open to these concepts are the medical community?
- Time. Doctors are pressured to see many pts per day making it hard to build relationships and cover all pt concerns and issues
- one factor among providers that can reduce PCC can be burn out ...more and more professional societies are starting to address
- Find the patient's perspective - the values of one patient don't match another's
- Patients need to realize seeing other staff is not disregard for their needs, it is to make sure their needs are met
- Patient : ability to understand options, research them, learn it is ok to ask questions.
Resources shared during the chat may be found below.
Thank you Kara Rayburn for your insight and to our Health Care moderators and supporters for joining us. Remember you can always continue this conversation on Smart Patients at https://www.smartpatients.com/gyncsm.
September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month and #gyncsm's Third Anniversary. Our chat topic is Gynecologic Cancer Advocacy. In addition, we will discuss the future goals of the #gyncsm community and launch a ten question survey to help us better understand and serve our participants. We hope to "see" you on September 14, 2016
Dee
#gyncsm co-founder
RESOURCES:
Patient Centered Care begins with Respect
https://modelingchange.blogspot.ca/2016/08/patient-centred-care-it-begins-with.html
A Person Centered Approach to the Care of a Chronic Illness
https://t.co/iyHjzfwsXX
The Role of Dignity in Health Care via @s4pm
https://t.co/M7LtmfAVky
Patient Centricity and Improving Clinical trials
https://t.co/OE5JStu0rj
@itsthebunk #MedX talk on Dignity in healthcare
https://t.co/wrVKhBpmws
@MayoClinic Shared Decision Making National Resource Center
https://t.co/wPA3YyPUwa
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation @RWJF Patient-Centered Care Collection
https://t.co/lBDils57nl
Tools for shared medical decision making by AHRQ
https://t.co/QCa7JFQy3Z
#EmpoweredPatient toolkit
https://t.co/b4ZDhbbaUK
Palliative care review of PCC
https://t.co/MguGfZWKo9
Accelerating Delivery of PC, High-Quality Cancer Care
https://t.co/o2IDKHFAep
Finding the Right Care for You
https://t.co/yWRihPYk9x
How to Communicate with Your Medical Team
https://t.co/FTBuEOy3bg
How to Tackle Physician Burnout
http://falconhca.com/how-to-tackle-physician-burnout/
Some good accounts to follow/check their website on #SDM @S4PM @IMDFoundation @PCORI
Suggestions from Smart Patients:
Society for Participatory Medicine
http://participatorymedicine.org/
Lown Institute
http://lowninstitute.org/home/vision-mission-history/
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