Final Presentation MMI-402 GROUP #3: William Marella Lena Matternas Rishi Ohri Daniel Runt.
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Final PresentationMMI-402GROUP #3:
William Marella
Lena Matternas
Rishi Ohri
Daniel Runt
Introduction
Clinical scenario (before) Role of technology in facilitating clinical
encounters Clinical scenario (after) Implications
Clinical Scenario (before) 45 year-old male patient presents with chief complaint of pain in right hand
of 2 weeks’ duration History of lumbar disc compression but no subsequent history of
neurological problems No family history of neurological problems Other standing items on his problem list include: seasonal allergies and
insomnia Employed, married, ex-smoker
Clinical Scenario (before) Physical exam shows normal color, temperature, no perspiration. No sign of acute injury or trauma Unilateral symptoms Symptoms isolated to area innervated by median nerve No pain or paresthesia in arm Weakness also reported, but no atrophy of the thenar eminence
Phalen maneuver
Subsequent clinical course Patient is referred for nerve conduction studies and
electromyography Not hearing results more than a week after testing, David S.
calls the office for results. Dr. Miller reports the results are positive for moderate CTS and recommends surgical consult.
David S. has surgery for carpal tunnel release with resolution of CTS symptoms, but with surgical site infection which resolves after treatment.
Opportunities for improvement Initial visit could have been virtual Nerve conduction and electromyography probably unnecessary
for diagnosis Poor follow-up of test results No conservative treatment tried Complication of treatment: surgical site infection
Physician/Organization Impacts
Remote Visits (Telepresence) Removes geographical conflicts Time savings Cost savings Increase number of patients serviced.
Physician/Organization Impacts
Remote Monitoring Allows for resources to be spent in other places Time savings Cost savings Increase number of patients serviced
Physician/Organization Impacts
Clinical Decision Support Allows for inclusion of most recent evidence based medicine
results Prevents diagnosing errors Improves physician performance Best return on investment
Physician/Organization Impacts
Patient Portal Better communication• Answer questions
• Send lab results
• Appointment reminders
Replaces need for some visits Time savings
Clinical Scenario (after) David S. logs into scheduled video-chat via secure
patient portal Nurse triage via video chat Patient sees documentation entered in real time. Nurse transfers video chat to physician, who conducts
initial discussion as in initial scenario. Physical exam is modified to accommodate technology
limitations.
Clinical Scenario (after) Clinical decision support (CDS) queues algorithm for CTS
evaluation and treatment based on preliminary diagnosis
Information on disease prevalence and etiology CDS estimates probability of disease, with MD over-ride Tests presented showing modified PPV/NPV for different
tests available, with preferred tests prioritized.
Clinical Scenario (after) CDS presents treatment options Conservative treatment recommended, with plan for
escalation if symptoms persist Patient receives visit summary, checklist, and
information Follow-up at scheduled intervals facilitated by system Conservative treatment success verified and adjusted
by mid-level practitioner