This document discusses the future of healthcare from the patient perspective. It references an A1c story about diabetes management and encryption. The main message is that improving healthcare starts with understanding individual patient experiences and needs.
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Future of Healthcare
1. The Future of Healthcare from the patient lens
|Maya Pajevic | mayapajevic|maya.pajevic@ahs.ca |
#2: Hi
Thx for having me here today. Here to speak about what I envision what healthcare should look and feel like with the use of technology
But first some background
#3: I was happy, healthy, mischievous kid.
Everything was going for me- I loved school, had my group of friends that I hug out with, I was gifted naturally in sports- had my eyes set on being a ice hockey player or skiwe and I had a great relationship with my family . I loved life- simple as that
Until it all came crashing down on me.. Without much warning
#5: ACH
The majority of my time at ACH- treated like royalty, that wmt me was what guided my care
That the team worked with each other and with me and my mom
That care was customized to my needs and wants
Open and transparent communication
Got copies of my care- nurses emailed and called me about my blood results
Didnt have to come if I didnt have to
Anything that could be done over the phone was done over the phone, only came in for OT, PT therapy and physical exams
#6: Adult care- shocked appalled, confused as to why this was happening
Silo, egos, disease focused and human centred
Afraid to know te patient, time? Uncoordinated, messy care
Hard to navigate especially when you need healthcare and its services long term
#7: After A1C result story- wanted to open my encryped emails over my iphone. Asked nurse- she said that there was no way
Told my A1c story to a group of privacy/legal and casually stated that I wanted to open email on my phone and an inividual- named shelley wanted to step in and see
#8: That HC is molded around the pt life not the pt working to work around the structure of healthcare
Communication
#9: Why does this matter though
To me instead of going to multiple clinics, to multiple doctors, therapists and nurses where I have to explain my story over and over again I can do the things I love. Things like skiing, traveling, working, in university
That care is proactive and not reactive
That healthcare with the use of technology enables me to live my life the way I want it to
That healthcare and its structure doesnt pull me back in
#10: ChangeDay- you may be wondering why I am wearing this collar and no I didnt injure my neck. This is my pledge for ChangeDAY. To wear a
#11: I work with an incredible talented team, that is like my second family. We want to enable people to try things, to do action and not just talk about changing care into caring. To bring the user centred to the centre of everything we do in healthcare
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