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How do we improve both the patient and staff experience when accessing health services and enable patients to take a more active role in their own healthcare?
By improving our understanding of what both patients and medical staff find ineffective and frustrating we can look to develop new ideas (products and services) that will make the consultation experience less stressful and more efficient for all.
One area we are particularly interested in is how we can better utilise technology. The rapid development of Apps, smartphones, and tablet computers offers one opportunity to enable patients to have a more active input into the management of their own healthcare. An example of this might be an app that tells you when it’s time to take your medication, or to update your blood pressure readings ready for your next doctor’s appointment.
New technology can also offer better opportunities for the sharing of information across medical departments. But how exactly do we use this technology for the best results?
We look forward to hearing your thoughts and comments!
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Posted by Philly Hare on October 9, 2012 at 14:19 4 Comments 2 Likes
Another idea to come out of the York report: an annual ‘Slow-down Day’ (perhaps as part of the over-50s festival) with quiet and unhurried activities, and peaceful places for reflection and social contact.Any thoughts?
Posted by Philly Hare on October 9, 2012 at 14:22 0 Comments 0 Likes
And some ideas from the report as to how to engage the tourism industry in York and capture its benefits. ..
• York has a range of people who provide guided tours and way-finding
services for tourists. Their services can also assist people with dementia and it may be simple to improve their understanding of what people with dementia might need. A link with Torbay Dementia Action Alliance would be useful.
• Existing websites promoting hotels, B+Bs, restaurants and shops…
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