2. PRO Planning Guide

Nelson, Therese Allen

doi:10.18131/g3-0shy-pn30

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“…This team can leverage a range of tools to facilitate inspiration, ideation, and implementation of feasible, viable, and desirable elements of the PRO program and platform, tailored to the service line. 18 Such tools include pathway mapping, interviews with staff and patients, and observations of existing workflows to better understand barriers, needs, and drivers for optimizing clinical integration. At The University of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical School, a human-centered design approach (a creative approach to complex problem solving that starts with the people we are designing for—in this case, our patients and clinical team) has been used, incorporating a selection of tools from the designer's toolkit, to uncover opportunities for improving the user experience (Supplemental Figure 1, http://links.lww.com/JAAOS/A930).…”

Section: Implementing Patient-reported Outcome Measures In Your Practicementioning

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Implementation of Patient-reported Outcome Measures for Your Practice Needs

Jayakumar,

Lopez,

Mather

2023

J Am Acad Orthop Surg

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Patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures offer a unique opportunity to systematically incorporate patient perspectives of their health and wellbeing into treatment, view progress over time, and develop opportunities related to clinical decision support, shared decision making, and outcomes-driven payment and practice transformation. As healthcare institutions increasingly look toward adopting PRO measures in their practices, more information is needed regarding the practicalities of implementing a successful PRO program outside of the research setting. This article offers a stepwise approach to implementing a PRO program while overcoming barriers and leveraging facilitators that commonly exist in the realms of human contribution or team building, technological infrastructure, and process design. To routinely adopt and implement these instruments, we need a multifaceted approach to operationalizing patient-reported outcome measure (PROMs) for high-value outcomes-driven, patient-centered musculoskeletal care.

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Section: Implementing Patient-reported Outcome Measures In Your Practicementioning

confidence: 99%