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Barcelona, February 23 th 2016 Why clinicians should take into account patient experience? Joan Escarrabill, MD PhD Chronic Care Program. Hospital Clínic (Barcelona) Master Plan for Respiratory Diseases (PDMAR) & Home Respiratory Therapies Observatory (ObsTRD). FORES. Ministry of Health (Catalonia)

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Barcelona, February 23th 2016

Why clinicians should take into account patient experience?

Joan Escarrabill, MD PhD

Chronic Care Program. Hospital Clínic (Barcelona)

Master Plan for Respiratory Diseases (PDMAR) & Home Respiratory Therapies Observatory (ObsTRD). FORES. Ministry of Health (Catalonia)

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J A Muir Gray. Lancet 2013;382:200-1

Effectiveness

Quality

Safety

Value

Paradigm shifts

Decisions for the patient, without

the patient

From the patient's

perspective

The driver is the patient, not the doctor

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Shifts are more likely to result from new ways of

thinking rather than new technologies

J A Muir Gray

J A Muir Gray. Lancet 2013;382:200-1

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Value =Outcomes

Cost

NEJM 2010;363:2477-81

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Outcomes that mattered to patients

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Clinical status Functional status

Survival curve Lab tests

vs

Disabilities / Disutilities Cognitive disorders

Time Full health care process (medical conditions), not isolated procedures

A good car without wheels is useless

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Wolf JA et al Pat Exp J 2014;1:7-19

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How can clinicians usethe patient experience?

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1 2 3Service design Patient empowermentQuality (Value)

Information Education Life style Shared decision …BMJ 2015;350:g7714

“…lack of evaluation of other approaches makes comparisondifficult”

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Immediateresponse

“As in the treatment of postoperative pain”

“Collecting data on patient experience is not enough: they must be used to

improve care”

8Adapted from G Antoja & J Escarrabill

Looking back

Identify opportunities for improvementPrioritizing

Define key questionsMonitoring

Systematic

New actions

A Coulter. BMJ. 2014;348:g2225

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Patient experience: focus groups

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Long-term oxygen therapy

Arch Bronconeumol 2015 (in press)

Continuous subcutaneousinsulin infusion (CSII)

Improve educational strategy and adapt the pace of learning

Recommendations to manufacturers

Psychological impact

Impact in daily life

CPAP for sleep disorders

Low participation in decision-making

Good information from nurses

Bariatric surgery

Psychological aspects

Adapt the educationalprogramme to surgery time

Sedation in gastric endoscopy

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XPA-Patient Experience (Barcelona) is a community ofpractice (CoP) to:

Share knowledge.

Promote cross-disciplinary projects (use cases).

Identify and define an ICT model to collect thisexperience objectively.

Learning from best practices.

With the support:

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Challenges

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1 The role of technology

2 What do we mean by participation?

3 How to involve all health professionals?

Cultural alignment = We are all caregivers

“Everyone Must Participate, Even the Doctors

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The Emancipated Consumer

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“Driverless cars and Doctorless Patients?”

Patients will play a crucial role in the acceleration of changes

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Health Care organizations should play as Barcelona FC

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SimpleAuthomatic

Good enough

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Thank you very much for your atention

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[email protected]

@jescarrabill

@XPA_BCN