"Get to Know Me" 2.0: digitally personalizing the ICU experience for patients, families, and providers (updated 8/1)
A tablet-based display allowing families to share -- and ICU providers to learn -- longitudinally, who the patient is as a person.
Profile
I am passionate about: quality (in much of anything), social justice, wine, palliative care, family
A little known fact about me is: I was a model/actor as a child
Show my name on the attendees list for events I am attending: Yes
Physician
Sutter Health
"Try not to become a man of success, but a man of value. (Einstein)"
Research
23pt
Idea
245pt
Evaluation
3pt
Collaboration
244pt
Total
515pt
A tablet-based display allowing families to share -- and ICU providers to learn -- longitudinally, who the patient is as a person.
This device draws from existing wearable technology to improve the "care tenor" within hospitals.
This digital narrative, created by individuals and families, would give health system providers a profile of the "patient as a person"
Shane, I'm having a hard time figuring out how to insert our user experience images into the text itself; can you help? (my cell is 310-991-1906)
That's the idea. We're going to start with something close to the MGH poster (with some license based on input from a bunch of local experts), and then do cognitive interviewing with families who completed it, and providers who use it in their care. The cognitive interviews, if designed well, should identify the key opportunities for refinement, as we move towards digitalizing it.
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