Personalized Health Information

Spatz, Michele

doi:10.1097/01.naj.0000348608.70101.a3

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“…Numerous healthcare facilities have been designed based on the Planetree Model, informed by the 2001 Institute of Medicine Report that urged a focus on patient-centered care as one of the six factors contributing to high-quality care (Wolfe, 2001). The model is grounded in a holistic philosophy with 10 core components covering several dimensions of healthcare, including the emotional, mental, and physical importance of healing for the caregivers, patients, and their families (Spatz, 2009). It emphasizes the importance of architectural and interior design in creating healing environments in which patients can be active participants and caregivers are enabled to thrive.…”

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Postoccupancy Evaluation of a Neighborhood Concept Redesign of an Acute Care Nursing Unit in a Planetree Hospital

Rose

Waggener²,

Kiely

et al. 2022

HERD

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Objective: A comparative study was undertaken to survey nurses working in an acute care nursing unit before and after moving to a new hospital to investigate the impact of a nursing unit designed utilizing Planetree build criteria. Background: The physical and emotional demands of frontline practitioners is a serious concern for patient safety and staff retention as the environmental design of nursing units can influence human errors from fatigue and interruption. Method: A pre-move survey was conducted with acute care nurses in a conventional design nursing unit who were moving to a new facility. After the move to the new hospital design, the same survey was readministered to obtain comparative performance information. Qualitative responses were analyzed for triangulation with survey responses. Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) and Press Ganey scores were collected over a 5-year period. Results: There were statistically significant improvements for most of the survey questions, especially for work efficiency and productivity, the design of the patient room and of support spaces, the information systems, and the environmental conditions. There were statistically significant improvements in the HCHAPS and Press Ganey survey questions. Conclusions: The postoccupancy survey showed statistically significant improvements in most of the concerns highlighted in the pre-move survey and significant improvements in the workflow and overall satisfaction of nurses. Press Ganey results revealed all but five domains fell in the significantly improved category.

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Section: Significancementioning

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Postoccupancy Evaluation of a Neighborhood Concept Redesign of an Acute Care Nursing Unit in a Planetree Hospital

Rose

Waggener²,

Kiely

et al. 2022

HERD

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“…As one could see, a nurse"s role is already multifaceted and time-consuming to meet the patient care needs. It is not to the patient"s advantage to add information technology with connectivity and usability issues that would interfere with a nurse"s or healthcare worker"s busy role [18].…”

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“…Universal applications come in handy when, for example, a shared Obstetrical (OB) patient needs an evaluation. One may access that patient"s file directly from the shared database without having to defer to other lengthy means of indirect communication of phone calls, lengthy paper file searches, conventional mail, radiology and laboratory inquiries [18], [19], [3].…”

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A Meta-Analysis Summary of Information Technology Lack of Connectivity and Usability in Patient Centered Care

Nwosisi¹,

Carl²,

Nwosisi³

2012

IJET

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Abstract-In the past 30 years, information technology (IT) has become commonplace in the healthcare arena. IT provides beneficial attributes in easing the documentation processes in healthcare while creating a host of new documentation challenges. Usability is one problem of bedside computer charting that takes the nurse's attention away from direct patient care time. The problem addressed in this proposal is that IT documentation does not always provide precision upon reviewing the patient care information. For example, a system that is not specialty specific may not ask accurate questions to get targeted information to render optimal patient care. The purpose of this research study is to analyze IT connectivity and usability using qualitative meta-analysis summary by reviewing research that speaks to solving the challenges.

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“…The answers I often hear, regardless of continent, country, or region, focus on two primary areas: (1) human interactions—the communication and coordination or lack thereof between patients and their families, and the nurses, doctors, therapists, and case managers responsible for their care (Frampton, 2009; Spatz & Frampton, 2009); and (2) place—the alien environment, increasingly complex technologies, and loss of control that too often come from being in such an environment. Technology continues to revolutionize the practice and delivery of medicine, from smart phone apps to electronic health records, remote specialty care to robotic surgery.…”

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Healthcare and the Patient Experience: Harmonizing Care and Environment

Frampton¹

2012

HERD

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Simply put, the healthcare experience should be organized, first and foremost, around the needs of patients (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2006). To understand these needs, Planetree has always turned to the source. Thousands of focus groups, interviews, and surveys with patients, long-term care residents, families, and professional caregivers across the country and around the globe have reinforced the need for a more personalized, humane, and demystified patient experience (Frampton & Charmel, 2008b; Frampton et al., 2008).

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Personalized Health Information

Abstract: This is the second in a series of articles from Planetree, an international nonprofit organization founded in 1978 that's "committed to improving medical care from the patient's perspective." For more information, go to www.planetree.org.

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Postoccupancy Evaluation of a Neighborhood Concept Redesign of an Acute Care Nursing Unit in a Planetree Hospital

Postoccupancy Evaluation of a Neighborhood Concept Redesign of an Acute Care Nursing Unit in a Planetree Hospital

A Meta-Analysis Summary of Information Technology Lack of Connectivity and Usability in Patient Centered Care

Healthcare and the Patient Experience: Harmonizing Care and Environment

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