Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes Self-management Tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
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Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes Self-management Tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 1. Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients Liliana Laranjo, Ana Rita Pedro, Tiago Villanueva, Ana Luisa Neves, Paulo Sousa, Constantino Sakellarides
- 2. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients H e a l t h i n f o r m a t i o n
- 3. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients Healthcare Health literacy Patient empowerment Health record
- 4. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 5. Prevalence: 6.5% 12.4% (2006) (2011) Diabetes Mellitus 50% of Portuguese diabetics do not reach metabolic control Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 6. Improvements: Glycemic control DM knowledge Quality of life Satisfaction with care Self-care () 1) Jackson CL, Bolen S, Brancati FL, Batts-Turner ML, Gary TL. A systematic review of interactive computer-assisted technology in diabetes care. Interactive information technology in diabetes care. J Gen Intern Med. 2006 Feb;21(2):105-10 2) Costa BM, Fitzgerald KJ, Jones KM, Dunning Am T. Effectiveness of IT-based diabetes management interventions: a review of the literature. BMC Fam Pract. 2009;10:72 3) Balas EA, Boren SA, Griffing G. Computerized management of diabetes: a synthesis of controlled trials. Proc AMIA Symp. 1998:295-9 4) Osborn CY, Mayberry LS, Mulvaney SA, Hess R. Patient web portals to improve diabetes outcomes: a systematic review. Curr Diab Rep. 2010 Dec;10(6):422-35 Web-based interventions in diabetes self-management孫 族 続 Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 7. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 8. Academic Institution Patients Health professionals Health institutions ICT company Design team PHR Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 9. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 10. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 11. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 12. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients Basic information Family health information Consultations, procedures Self-measures Lab/imaging results Health information Agenda Sharing information Diabetes module
- 13. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 14. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients
- 15. Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients Awareness
- 16. Health literacy Development EvaluationIdeaBackground Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients Perceptions Attitudes Utilization Satisfaction Awareness Patient activation Health outcomes Cost- effectiveness
- 17. Development of a Personal Health Record with a Diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese-speaking patients liliana.laranjo@gmail.com @LilianaLaranjo Medicine has built on a long history of innovation, from the stethoscope () to magnetic resonance imaging and robotics. Doctors have embraced each new technology to advance patient care. But nothing has changed clinical practice more fundamentally than one recent innovation: the internet.
Editor's Notes
- #2: Im presenting a project related to the development of a PHR with a diabetes self-management tool for Portuguese speaking patients. This project is being funded by a grant from the Harvard Medical School Portugal program.
- #3: Additionally, patients health information is scattered through the EHRs of several institutions and health care providers.
- #4: is currently inexistent, which can have a negative impact on the provision of health care, and can also hamper the promotion of health literacy and patient empowerment.
- #5: Therefore, there is currently the need to put patients at the centre of healthcare and in control of their health information, which they sould be able to share with whoever they wanted.
- #6: And we thought about diabetes because this is currently a considerable health problem in Portugal, with a rapidly increasing prevalence that reached 12.4% in 2011. Additionaly, about half of the Portuguese diabetics do not reach metabolic control.
- #7: Several web-based interventions have already been used in DM self-management, and they tend to show the potential to improve various outcomes, like glycemic control, diabetes knowledge, quality of life, among others.
- #8: and, we also decided to create a module for type 2 diabetes self-management.
- #9: And, finally, a design team.
- #10: The development of the PHR was patient-centered and we followed the Research-based web design and usability guidelines throughout the project. Furthermore, we analyzed the feedback messages we got from the users of the platform to guide its improvement.
- #11: And so the PHR was launched in May 2010. and This is the homepage. For now, data has to be self-entered by patients although in the future the plan is to integrate the PHR with the several EHRs available throughout the country.
- #12: An important feature of the PHR is the ability to share all or just part of the health information with anyone patients choose to do so.
- #13: And, finally, there is also a diabetes module to keep all the information related to the disease and to access relevant content to help its self-management
- #14: One of the features of the diabetes module is the cardiovascular risk calculator that apart from calculating the cardiovascular risk, provides a link to health advices to reduce or maintain that risk, depending on the situation and based on that particular patient.
- #15: Furthermore we developed guiding sliders to help patients throughout their use of the PHR.
- #16: The evaluation of the platform is now taking place. In terms of awareness, despite not having been yet advertised, the PHR has now close to 5000 users.
- #17: And finally, we want to evaluate its cost-effectiveness.
- #18: Ill leave you with this quote from a paper published in the NEJM. Thank you.