Participatory healthcare: a person-centered approach to healthcare transformation

Content: Cover 
 Half Title
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Table of Contents
 Foreword
 Preface
 Editors
 Contributors
 SECTION I: ESSAYS FROM THE FIELD: HEALTHCARE REI MAGINED FROM THE PATIENT AND CAREGIVER PERSPECTIVE
 1: Introduction
 Participatory Medicine
 Online Tools
 Human Connection
 The Chapters and Authors
 Conclusion
 Notes
 2: The New DIY Health Consumer
 Introduction
 DIY Comes to Healthcare
 Health Costs Drive Health Engagement
 Two High Healthcare Costs Getting More Transparent: Prescription Drugs and High Deductibles Health Consumers Need Accessible and Reliable On-Ramps to Trusted InformationProviders Begin to Embrace Consumers' DIY Health
 Growing Need for Help with Personal Health Financial Management
 The Home Is the Ultimate Hub for Health
 Conclusion
 Impact
 Notes
 3: The Science and Practice of Health Behavior Change: A Consumer-Centric, Technology-Supported Approach
 Introduction
 Our Patients-Our Partners
 Misalignment Manifested
 Behavior Change Drivers
 The First Conversation
 Conversations That Move Us
 Health Coaching
 Motivational Interviewing (MI)
 Tailoring for Success Behavior Change Enabling TechnologyDesigning for Behavior Change
 Wearable Devices
 Web-Based Interventions
 Big Data, Precise Tailoring
 Conclusion: If We Build It, Change Will Come
 Impact
 Notes
 4: High-Tech and High-Touch Primary and Chronic Care
 Introduction
 Do I Need Care? And If I Do, What Kind of Care Do I Need?
 Finding a Trusted Partner
 Getting an Appointment
 Consolidating Records
 In-Person Visits
 End-of-Life Care
 Staying Connected outside the Clinic
 Conclusion
 Impact
 Notes
 5: Acute Care and Hospitalizations
 Introduction
 Confusion, Fear, Anxiety Factors Contributing to AnxietyHow Long Will I Have to Wait?
 "Wayfinding"
 Education before a Planned Procedure
 What Is Happening? Communication in the Hospital
 Who Is on My Care Team?
 What Are the Treatment Plans?
 Inpatient Access to a Patient Portal
 Making OpenNotes Available
 Inpatient Education
 Designing a Quieter, Kinder Experience
 How Can I Keep My Extended Family and Community Informed?
 Discharge and Discharge Planning
 Who Do I Pay and How Much?
 Conclusions
 Impact
 Notes
 6: Achieving Whole Health
 Introduction
 What Is Alternative and Complementary Medicine? Whole Health Landscape and Key ComponentsPhysical Health and Wellness
 Employers' Role
 Environmental Health
 Spiritual Health
 Social and Behavioral Health
 Financial Health
 Conclusion
 Impact
 Notes
 7: Family Caregivers, Health Information Technology, and Culture Change
 Introduction
 Background
 Challenges Facing the Family Caregiver Today
 The Caregiving Information Cycle
 Family Caregiver Information Needs
 Family Caregiver Technology Needs
 Reality Check. We Have Technology. Now What?
 Technology Available Now
 How Do We Move Forward?
 Culture Change: The Path Forward