WVU Medicine Camden Clark Physicians’ Post

Its a great honour to be invited by the UK Royal Society of Medicine to be their headline speaker at their annual GP and Primary Care conference on 25th September 2024. For those who have been following my work you will know that I have been advocating for the need for a long term vision for health and healthcare in a technology enabled 21st century. A long term vision that can galvanise coordinated and collective action towards a more systemic and holistic model of healthcare that embraces and integrates preventative, early detection and whole person care. The current mechanistic "repair shop" model of healthcare is wholly unsuited to meeting the ongoing needs of an aging population suffering increasing levels of ill health, chronic disease and frailty through loss of function. I will use this opportunity to make the case that short term bootstrapping of primary care - important as it is - is not going to give us the model of continuous, holistic care that is so desperately needed. I will use this opportunity to outline what this future could look like, the new paradigm it calls for and the journey to get there. This will build on my current and previous work e.g: 1. The "Health Beyond the Fog" futures report outlining a long term future for person-centred healthcare in a technology enabled 21st century. commissioned by the Royal Free Charity (https://rb.gy/tx6bra), 2. Imperial College's "Leading Systemic Innovation in Healthcare" executive education programme which I am leading (https://rb.gy/tsfjhy) 3. The Three Horizons work I am involved in with Suffolk and NE Essex ICS and ICP (SNEE) as part of the their whole system "Future Shift" transformation strategy (https://rb.gy/dyvm7f). #nhs #primarycare #health #communities #healthcare #healthfutures #nhsengland #ImperialMeansBusiness #RSM

It is increasingly apparent that success in a highly interdependent world depends on identifying and strengthening the networks through which value is created. In this May 9 Cafe, we will explore a new policy proposal for improving healthcare - The Better Care Plan. Dr. Steve Shortell, one of its creators, will describe it and open up for discussion. How does it work? How does it propose to use relational coordination to certify care teams? How does it propose to strengthen networks for integrated equitable healthcare? How can you get involved? Dr. Shortell is joined by panelists/commenters with expertise in relational coordination, social networks, health system design, and payment models - at 11-12:00 ET on May 9. Register here https://lnkd.in/dy5DdYTY

"We need to be good stewards of our resources," says Anthony Warmuth, Executive Director of Clinical Transformation at Cleveland Clinic. Read on to learn more about how health systems can measure investments in quality. https://lnkd.in/gBBG53wW

"We need to be good stewards of our resources," says Anthony Warmuth, Executive Director of Clinical Transformation at Cleveland Clinic. Read on to learn more about how health systems can measure investments in quality. https://lnkd.in/gBBG53wW

Please add your thoughts to this incredible document from an amazing group of tireless experts in PE and PED. It is an important step in lighting the path of excellence in patient engagement. #PFMD #PEDNavigator #PatientEngagement #HealthOutcomes

Have you ever wondered how truly engaging patients can transform healthcare? By deepening the connection between patient engagement and PED, we can address unmet needs in the patient community and enhance health outcomes through evidence-based practices. So, how do we make this happen? We’re bringing this mission to life by co-creating the PE & PED Integrated Navigator—a tool designed to guide stakeholders in selecting the most meaningful patient engagement activities throughout PED studies. Whether during the design phase, data analysis, or beyond, this resource ensures that patient perspectives are included and central to the research process, making healthcare research more relevant and impactful. Collaborative leadership has been key to making this happen, integrating knowledge from a diverse, multistakeholder, and committed group. But now, we want to hear from you! A massive shoutout to our dedicated working group for their tireless efforts and collaboration! 🚀 Allison FitzGerald, Andrew Knill, Anja Minheere, Barry Liden, Carole S., Cynthia (Cyndi) Grossman, Cosmina Hogea, Angie B. Emma Lane, Elisabeth Oehrlein, PhD, MS , Hayley Chapman, Helena C., Holger Bartos, Jennifer Bright, @Jill Carlton, Jessica Scott M.D., J.D. , Kristina Arnahoutova, Marilena Petrera, Maria Marano, Marianna Vitaloni, Ph.D., Mercè Cases Escuté,PhD , Michelle Tarver, MD, PhD, Nataliya Kemenyash, Neil Bertelsen, Nicholas Brooke, Dr Oleksandr Gorbenko , Paola Valinotti, Richie Castles, Robyn Bent, Theresa Mullin, Tiffany Westrich-Robertson, Tom Willgoss, Vanessa Boulanger, Rebecca Vermeulen, Victoria Livingstone, Ylenia Paleari, PhD, PgCert . hashtag #PatientEngagement hashtag #PED hashtag #CollaborativeLeadership hashtag #Collaboration hashtag #HealthcareTransformation

Have you ever wondered how truly engaging patients can transform healthcare? By deepening the connection between patient engagement and PED, we can address unmet needs in the patient community and enhance health outcomes through evidence-based practices. So, how do we make this happen? We’re bringing this mission to life by co-creating the PE & PED Integrated Navigator—a tool designed to guide stakeholders in selecting the most meaningful patient engagement activities throughout PED studies. Whether during the design phase, data analysis, or beyond, this resource ensures that patient perspectives are included and central to the research process, making healthcare research more relevant and impactful. Collaborative leadership has been key to making this happen, integrating knowledge from a diverse, multistakeholder, and committed group. But now, we want to hear from you! A massive shoutout to our dedicated working group for their tireless efforts and collaboration! 🚀 Allison FitzGerald, Andrew Knill, Anja Minheere, Barry Liden, Carole S., Cynthia (Cyndi) Grossman, Cosmina Hogea, Angie B. Emma Lane, Elisabeth Oehrlein, PhD, MS , Hayley Chapman, Helena C., Holger Bartos, Jennifer Bright, @Jill Carlton, Jessica Scott M.D., J.D. , Kristina Arnahoutova, Marilena Petrera, Maria Marano, Marianna Vitaloni, Ph.D., Mercè Cases Escuté,PhD , Michelle Tarver, MD, PhD, Nataliya Kemenyash, Neil Bertelsen, Nicholas Brooke, Dr Oleksandr Gorbenko , Paola Valinotti, Richie Castles, Robyn Bent, Theresa Mullin, Tiffany Westrich-Robertson, Tom Willgoss, Vanessa Boulanger, Rebecca V., Victoria Livingstone, Ylenia Paleari, PhD, PgCert . #PatientEngagement #PED #CollaborativeLeadership #Collaboration #HealthcareTransformation

The July 2024 issue of NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery includes an in-depth look at strategies that leaders at the Mass General Brigham health system have used in launching a standardized patient-reported outcome measure (PROM) collection program in 2012, a major step in the value-based transformation of health care.    Read the article: https://nej.md/3RgoNQH    Here are more highlights from the July issue:     𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗦𝗧𝗨𝗗𝗜𝗘𝗦  🚑 Emergency Department in Home (EDiH): A Novel Approach to Delivering Acute Care https://nej.md/3x8kC2T    📋 The Amsterdam PROM Implementation Strategy: Policy and Pathway https://nej.md/4c02rvd    𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗜𝗖𝗟𝗘   🏥 How Payers Can Help Hospitals Become Safer Through Value-Based Programs https://nej.md/3VrQkQy    𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗬  🩺 Outcomes or Experiences — What Do Patients Value More When Evaluating Medical Teams? https://nej.md/45rE07m    𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧𝗦 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧   🔑 Keys to Measuring Patient-Centered Care https://nej.md/3VJvzQL    𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧𝗦 𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗩𝗜𝗘𝗪   🔍 Understanding What Matters to Patients https://nej.md/4clFi66    𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗦   💡 Innovation in Pursuit of Patient-Centered Care https://nej.md/45rDTbW    Explore the current issue: https://nej.md/3RtKX22     #CareDelivery 

⭐ IPS & PANACEA Placebo Symposium: “How Can We Effectively Harness the Placebo Effect in Healthcare?” 🔹 Healthcare professionals, researchers, and students gathered at the IPS symposium to explore the effective use of placebo effects in healthcare on Wednesday, November 13th. Mirjam Oomens discussed the impact of language and framing, Ellen Smets explained the subtle aspects of doctor-patient communication, Liesbeth van Vliet spoke about potentially harmful effects of communication in healthcare, and Andrea Evers and Stefanie Meeuwis discussed the integration of placebo and nocebo effects into clinical guidelines. The symposium concluded with Janine Westendorp’s doctoral defense on supportive and harmful communication in healthcare. 👉 Curious about the insights? https://lnkd.in/eiRZUjdF #PANACEAproject #PANACEAday #placebo #placeboeffect #nocebo #noceboeffect #health #healthcare #healthcarecommunication #wellbeing #communication #symposium #patientprovidercommunication 

KEY TAKEAWAYS For many, the modern healthcare system feels like being lost in a dark labyrinth. Advances in technology can help us connect people living with medical conditions to the solutions they need. Whether as a seeker, a networker, a solver, or a champion, everyone can play a part in the patient-led revolution.