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From Paper to Personal
Katherine Martinko & Natalie Friedman
Partnering with patients and families for more
effective condition management
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Founded in 2000 by Cancer Patient | Based in Washington, DC
600+ provider customers | 75,000+ hospital beds, 230+ clinics | 5+ million patients annually
Research: O’Neil Center research institute led by Dr. Karen Drenkard
Innovation: GetWell Labs patient engagement incubator est. 2015
Patient Engagement Programs
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Overview
• Fully integrated entertainment and patient
education
• Available on iPad or bedside TV
• Prescribed Patient Pathways help patients
understand their condition, learn about medications,
assess pain, prepare for discharge and more
Impact
• Increase patient satisfaction and HCAHPS scores
• Reduce falls, average length of stay, and
readmissions
• Improve clinical efficiency
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Solution Design Process
Client Discovery
Literature Reviews
Patient Feedback
/ 5
User
Experience
Clinical
Best
Practices
Data &
Analytics
Stability
&
Support
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Heart Failure 101
/ 7
5 mn
Americans living with CHF
22%
Readmission rate within
30 days
1%
Medicare reimbursement
at risk
Patient Impact
Shorter lifespan & reduced quality of life
Limit fluids & sodium
Complex medication regimen
Weigh and check signs & symptoms
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Evolution of Patient Education
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Verbal Paper Video Interactive
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Health System Partnership
Folders of print outs are
handed to patients at
discharge
PREVIOUS STATE FUTURE VISION
Acute patient-facing pathways
through GetWellNetwork
during hospitalization
Mobile care programs to
support patients after
discharge
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Insights
Five years of iterative testing w/ patients, families, and clinicians
PATIENT MOTIVATION
• Feel better and stay out of the
hospital
• Be there for family and loved ones
• Participate in travel and activities
• Feel a sense of control
CLINICAL BARRIERS
• No easy way to identify and
prioritize patients
• Frustration with nonadherence
and “frequent flyers”
• Lack of time, resources, and data
CONTENT STRATEGY
• Clear, direct messaging
• Personalization wherever possible
• Short, consumable interactions
• Accessibility and flexibility to
accommodate energy levels and
hospital schedules
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“I’ve been here four times
this year. You keep giving
me the same information.
I’m not watching it
anymore.”
PATIENT
VOICE
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One Pathway
Two Workflows
Completely Personalized
Patient-Specific Approach
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Patient
Admitted
Nurse
orders
care
program
New
Diagnosis
Existing
Diagnosis
“Survival”
Skills
Tailored
Intervention
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Metrics that Matter
Early results & long-term outcomes
Satisfaction Readmissions Resource Utilization
• Patient & clinician
surveys
• Improved HCAHPS
scores
• Reduced 30-day
and overall
readmissions
• Reduced ER visits
• Pathway completion
• Increased sign up
for outpatient
programs