Ms. Sara Riggare, Karolinska Institute, Sweden presentation from the European Health Management...
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Patient involvement – the good , the bad and the ugly Sara Riggare, MSc, PhD candidate , Karolinska Institutet Chief Patient Officer, Nerve
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25 June 2014: EHMA (European Health Management Association) Annual Conference in Birmingham, UK: "Leadership in Healthcare: from bedside to board". I spoke in a plenary session titled "Patient Involvement, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly", chaired by Prof. Naomi Chambers, Professor of Healthcare Management, Manchester Business School, UK.
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Patient involvement
– the good, the bad and the ugly
Sara Riggare, MSc,
PhD candidate, Karolinska Institutet
Chief Patient Officer, Nerve
Patient involvement
– the good, the bad and the ugly
Sara Riggare, MSc,
PhD candidate, Karolinska Institutet
Chief Patient Officer, Nerve
Patient involvement
– the good, the bad and the ugly
Sara Riggare, MSc,
PhD candidate, Karolinska Institutet
Chief Patient Officer, Nerve
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Time with neurologist
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Time with neurologist 2012, n=135
0 mins/year
5-60 mins/year
61-120 mins/year
121-180 mins/year
>181 mins/year
Time with neurologist
Sufficient
Insufficient
(Riggare, 2014, unpublished)
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44% of the population has one or more chronic
conditions
25% have 2 or more chronic conditions
80% of total healthcare costs
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Chronic disease in Sweden
Ref: Vårdanalys, 2014. ”VIP i vården? – Om utmaningar i vården av
personer med kronisk sjukdom” (in Swedish)
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Increasing cost?
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Knowledge
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Self-reported knowledge
Insufficientn=52
Sufficientn=79
(Riggare, 2014, unpublished)
Knowledge
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Insufficient knowledgen=52
Expecting informationfrom healthcare
Expecting to acquireknowledge oneself
Sufficient knowledgen=79
Knowledge acquired viahealthcare
Self-acquiredknowledge
(Riggare, 2014, unpublished)
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P=0.963 (Mann-Whitney U) P<0.05 (Mann-Whitney U)
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5
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<1 year 1-3 years 4-6 years 7-10 years >10 years
Time since diagnosis
Insufficient knowledgeExpecting to acquireknowledge oneself, n=5
Expecting information fromhealthcare, n=47
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5
10
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20
25
<1 year 1-3 years 4-6 years 7-10 years >10 years
Time since diagnosis
Sufficent knowledgeSelf-acquiredknowledge, n=59
Knowledge acquired viahealthcare, n=20
(Riggare, 2014, unpublished)
”The holy grail of medicine”?
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Take home message
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