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Multiple Sclerosis: Importance of Patient-Centric Education on Healthcare Communications and Decisions
Projects In Knowledge, @Point of Care, Chronic Health Improvement Research Program Enterprises, LLC, and Stony Brook collaborated to develop a pilot educational initiative to address and improve patient-centered care, SDM processes, and symptom and wellness management in the Stony Brook MS Comprehensive Care Center setting. Training videos were implemented, and qualitative semi-structured interviews and simulation case role-play scenarios were used to assess understanding and practice behavior changes from baseline to post-educational interventions. The collaborative partnership presented these findings in a poster at CMSC 2023. View Poster
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Multiple Sclerosis: Importance of Patient-Centric Education on Healthcare Communications and Decisions Projects In Knowledge, @Point of Care, Chronic Health Improvement Research Program Enterprises, LLC, and Stony Brook collaborated to develop a pilot educational initiative to address and improve patient-centered care, SDM processes, and symptom and wellness management in the Stony Brook MS Comprehensive Care Center Read More
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Standard of Care for HR+/HER2- Breast Cancer: Integrating the “Yale Model Shared Decision-Making Multidisciplinary Team Solution” Into the Practice Setting Projects In Knowledge, @Point of Care, Dartmouth, and Yale collaborated to develop a pilot educational initiative to address and improve patient-centered care and SDM processes for a multidisciplinary team in the Yale institutional cancer care Read More -
Inclusion of @sk|ChatBot as part of an activity on Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) Enhances Learner Engagement and Provides Insights Into Clinician Workflow Challenges Projects In Knowledge had identified a clinical practice gap where evolving CLL therapeutic paradigms and algorithms had created uncertainties for clinicians in how to identify treatment sequences that optimally align with individual Read More -
Empowering Patients Through Technology to Manage and Track Symptoms of MS @Point of Care and Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) have collaborated to develop complementary Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) and @Point of Care collaborated to develop complementary apps for use by patients and their clinicians that facilitate sharing of data: My MS Read More -
MS Clinical Phenotypes: Using Technology to Educate Patients and Optimize Treatment @Point of Care and Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) have collaborated to develop complementary apps for use by patients and their clinicians that facilitate sharing of data: Multiple Sclerosis @Point of Care, a clinician app, and My MS Manager™, a HIPAA-compliant patient app. Read More -
Technology Improves Real-Time Clinical Decision Making and Immuno-Oncology Survivorship Care Presented at the ACCME 2020 Online Meeting – May 7 and 8, 2020 Integrating patient-reported outcomes into routine clinical practice can improve shared decision making and provide insights into long term outcomes and survivorship issues for patients receiving immunotherapy. We developed an innovative digital clinician Read More -
NSCLC: Integrating The “Yale Model Shared Decision-Making Solution” into the Practice Setting @Point of Care, Dartmouth, Projects In Knowledge, and Yale collaborated to develop a pilot educational initiative to address and improve patient-centered care and shared decision making (SDM) processes for a multidisciplinary Yale Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) team in an institutional cancer care Read More -
Cognitive Impairment in Multiple Sclerosis: A Look at Phenotypes The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) and @Point of Care have collaborated and developed complementary apps for use by patients and their clinicians which facilitate sharing of data: My MS Manager™, a patient app, and Multiple Sclerosis @Point of Care, a clinician app, respectively. In Read More -
How Are New Technologies Affecting Patient Health? Projects In Knowledge, along with its technology partner @Point of Care, has developed a clinician learning and cognitive decision-making CME platform, paired with a HIPAA-compliant patient companion app, on Rheumatoid Arthritis. The @Point of Care platform uses AI and cognitive learning paired with natural language processing in the Read More -
Impact of Shared Decision Making on Improving Patient-Clinician Interactions and MS Quality Measures: Pilot Study @Point of Care collaborated with The Dartmouth Institute, Swedish Neuroscience Institute, and Genentech to evaluate the effect of Shared Decision Making (SDM) educational training of both patients and their clinicians on facilitating improved SDM in the practice setting, offering the Read More -
Rheumatoid Arthritis@Point of Care: Informs Better Clinical Decisions, Fosters Shared Decision Making, and Improves Health Outcomes Projects In Knowledge (PIK), along with its technology partner @Point of Care, have developed a clinician learning and cognitive decision-making platform, Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) @Point of Care, that serves clinicians and patients by driving educational innovation and insights into Read More