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National Network of Libraries of Medicine Southeastern Atlantic Region The Canny Consumer Resources for Consumer Health DecisionMaking Educational Objectives Upon completion of the course participants will be able to ID: 671458

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Ashley

cuffiaConsumer Health CoordinatorNational Network of Libraries of Medicine, Southeastern Atlantic Region

The Canny Consumer: Resources for Consumer Health Decision-MakingSlide2

Educational ObjectivesUpon completion of the course, participants will be able to:•Gain knowledge of the behavior of e-health consumers and acquire awareness of ethical, social and privacy issues and/or practices surrounding these tools

•Explore and identify new and existing consumer health e-tools available to be a better health care consumer •Utilize resources presented to locate reliable, authoritative health information specific to navigating the health care system•Acquire skills and knowledge to effectively identify and assess resources not covered in class Slide3

AgendaChoosing a Physician, Hospital

Talking to Your DoctorHealth InsuranceElectronic Health Records (EMRs) and Personal Health Records (PHRs)Wellness and NutritionPatient SafetyHealth 2.0 ToolsEvaluation of Health Information on the WebFinding Evidence/Research

General Knowledge and FYISlide4

Test Your Health IQ

Just for FunSlide5

Choosing a Physician/HospitalDirectories:

American Medical Association Doctor FinderAmerican Board of Medical SpecialtiesFederation of State Medical BoardsAmerican Hospital DirectoryU.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services: Hospital CompareHospitalLinkJoint Commission Quality CheckNational Association for Home Care & HospicePhysician Compare (Medicare)Slide6

Social Networking Tools: Rating PhysiciansRateMDs.com

Vitals.comDrScore.comHealthGradesSlide7

Choosing a Physician/Hospital - BooksBooks/Reports

America’s Top Doctors – available in libraries and for purchaseAHA Guide to the Health Care Field – available in medical libraries and some larger public librariesU.S. News and World Report: Best Hospitals Annual RatingsSlide8

Advice

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ): Choosing a DoctorWikipedia: Difference Between MD and OsteopathChoosing a Physician/Hospital - AdviceSlide9

Talking to Your DoctorWebsites

MedlinePlus Health Topic: Talking with Your DoctorAskMe3Harvard Guide: When You Visit Your DoctorNIA: Talking with Your Doctor: A Guide for Older PeopleAmerican College of Surgeons: Giving Your Informed ConsentSlide10

Talking to Your Doctor – Videos/AudioVideos/Audio

Following the Clues: A Visit to the Doctor and LibraryGetting Involved for Better Health Care (audio)Patient Involvement Videos (AHRQ)Health Tips for Questions: American College of PhysiciansSlide11

Health InsuranceHealth Insurance Resource Center (insurance terms/glossary)

Questions and Answers About Health Insurance: AHRQConsumer Reports: HealthAmerican Academy of Family Physicians: Health Insurance: Understanding What it CoversSlide12

Health Insurance (cont.)U.S. Dept. of Labor: Consumer Health Plan InfoNational Association of Health Underwriters: Health Coverage Options Database

MedicareMedicaid and Uninsured: Medicare Part DSlide13

Patient Advocate Foundation

Kaiser Family Foundation: Handling Health Plan DisputesHealth Insurance: Disputes and AppealsSlide14

NeedyMeds.org

Partnership for Prescription AssistanceRxHopeMedlinePlus Topic Page: Financial AssistanceFinancial AssistanceSlide15

EMRs and PHRsMLA/NLM Task Force Definition: Electronic personal health record (PHR)

– a private, secure application through which an individual may access, manage and share his health information. The PHR can include information that is entered by the consumer and/or data from other sources such as pharmacies, labs, and care providers. The PHR might or might not include information from the electronic health record (EHR) which is maintained by the health care provider and is not synonymous with the EHR. PHR sponsors include vendors who may or may not charge a fee, health care organizations such as hospitals, health insurance companies, or employers. Slide16

MLA/NLM Task Force Slide17

EMRs and PHRs - NetworkedSlide18

EMRs and PHRs (cont.)MedlinePlus Health Topic: Personal Medical Records

AHIMA: PHR Tools and ServicesLibGuide on EMR/PHR from NN/LM SE/ASlide19

Getting a Copy of Your Medical RecordsSample Request Letter

Medical Records Privacy: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse (Federal Privacy Act of 1974)File a Complaint with U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Office of Civil RightsSlide20

Some Prominent EHRs/PHRsiHealthRecord

Microsoft’s HealthVaultMyHealthFolders.comMedlinePlus ConnectSlide21

MedlinePlus Health Check-up Checklist

Screenings: Healthfinder.govScreening Tests for Men (AHRQ)Screening Tests for WomenU.S.D.A. ChooseMyPlate.gov (formerly MyPyramid)Nutrition.gov American Dietetic Association: Eat Right (with evidence and analysis)

Wellness and NutritionSlide22

Wellness and Nutrition (cont.)Department of Health and Human Services: Dietary Guidelines

Healthy Men: AHRQWomen’s Health: AHRQWellnessFX – the future?Apps Example: FooducateSlide23

Red Light Warning Signals

National Assessment of Adult Literacy, 2003 HealthIT.govAre You Body Literate?Slide24

Dr. Clancy’s Guides

Informed Consumer GuidesSlide25

Patient SafetyMedical errors can occur anywhere in the health care system and can involve:

MedicinesSurgeryDiagnosisEquipmentLab reportsSlide26

Study Examples: MedicationWarning Label = Do Not Chew or Crush, Swallow Whole

Misinterpretations = Chew it up, so it will dissolve Don’t swallow whole or you might chokeWarning Label = For External Use OnlyMisinterpretations = Medicine will make you feel dizzyUse extreme caution in how you take itWarning Label = Medication Should be Taken with Plenty of WaterMisinterpretations = Don’t take when wet

Don’t drink hot waterSlide27

Patient Safety Resources20 Tips to Prevent Medical Errors

ConsumerMedSafety.orgPatient Safety ToolsVCU: Patient Safety ResourcesSlide28

Informed Medical Decisions Foundation

Healthcare 411 PodcastsPatientInformPubMed Health – Comparative EffectivenessInformed Health Care DecisionsSlide29

Challenges:

Gaining consumer trust

Use of carrots or sticks in working with complementors?

Carrots or sticks to extract data from health care institutions?

Growing the overall size of the network

Adding useful applications

Bottom line: more similarities than differences but platforms are flexible and will evolve…

Health 2.0 ToolsSlide30

Health 2.0MySpace: Juvenile Diabetes

Flickr: Emergency RoomYouTube: Videos of Health Care ExperiencesSixUntilMe VlogDailyStrength.orgOrganizedWisdom.comSlide31

Health 2.0 (cont.)e-Health: Health.govWikipedia Example: Asthma

eHealth InitiativePatients Like MeTop 50 Medical Wikis You Might (Want to) KnowReport: Expanding the Reach and Impact of Consumer e-Health Tools, June 2006Slide32

MedlinePlus Guide to Healthy Web Surfing

Evaluating Internet Health Information: Tutorial from NLMTrust It or Trash It? ToolFTC/FDA: How to Spot False ClaimsEvaluation of Health WebsitesSlide33

Evaluation of Health Websites (cont.)DISCERN Instrument: Evaluating Consumer Health Information

Behind the Headlines: Science in the NewsCenter for Media and Democracy’s PR WatchCenter for Medicine in the Public InterestCenter Report on Insta-AmericansSlide34

Critical Appraisal

Finding Evidence and Research – AppraisalSlide35

UNC: Critical Appraisal

NIH: Research Timelines Fact SheetsNIH (OPASI): The Research, Condition and Disease Categorization (RCDC), i.e. what NIH is funding, progress of diseases, conditions, etc.Webwatch GuidelinesHealthy People 2020: Structured Evidence QueriesFinding Evidence and ResearchSlide36

HealthMash

HealthlineVimo – health insurance quotesiMedisearch“The Best Medical Search Engine”Health Search EnginesSlide37

ExerciseThank You!

Ashley Cuffiaacuffia@hshsl.umaryland.edu410-706-2855