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- 4. eHealth and the Role Patient To increase people’s health decision-making competencies and promote health, (1) how should we reconceptualize ‘patient,’ and (2) consider the effects of decision-making environments??
- 6. Sillence et al. (2007), “ How do patients evaluate and make use of online health information? ”
- 20. Health Care Unplugged: The Evolving Role of Wireless Technology Richard Adler, MBA Principle of People & Technology
- 24. Types of Wireless Health Care *C=current use, F=future use. SENSOR PLACEMENT INFORMATION FLOW COMMUNICATION TYPE Portable Wearable Implantable Upstream Downstream 2-way Data Text Multimedia 2-way video Physiological Monitoring Cardiac C C C C C Glucose C F C C Vital signs C C F C C Patient Communication and Support Appointment reminders C C Health education & promotion C F C F F Patient compliance C C Patient engagement C C C F F Patient consultations C F
Editor's Notes
- eHealth Suggests an end to the medical monopoly of medical information, transformation of role to now include teaching the patient how to filter information to get accurate knowledge Concern that disparities may be reproduced or even increased by availability of info on a medium that not all can access Will the new consumerism cause medicine to adapt, or dig in its heels? Even if the existing medical information hierarchy is reproduced on the Internet, it doesn ’ t mean that consumers will accept it Both the orthodox and the unorthodox can occupy space on the internet
- The overwhelming majority of ppl continue to believe that the information they obtain is reliable (86%) and report that they were successful (89%) in their search; Just under half (47%) of ppl have discussed the information they obtained online with their doctors; virtually half (49%) have gone online to look for information as a result of discussions with their doctors.
- Carey ’ s Transmission (sender-receiver) vs ritual models (interaction, participation, interactions of symbols)
- Classroom situation: teachers being challenged in classroom Students check up the facts in the internet Feeling threatened? Co-teaching? Supplement taking?
- Enhancing consumer involvement in health care, Bradford W. Hesse, PhD Chief, Health Communication & Informatics Research Branch, National Cancer Institute (2009)