PPT-Summer Institute on Informed Patient Choice

David Arterburn MD MPH Group Health Research Institute Carolyn Cindy Watts PhD University of Washington The Implications of Shared Decision Making in Washington State Outline Motivation The Washington legislation. San Bernardino/Riverside District Offices. Presenters:. Debra Brown, . PharmD. , Pharmaceutical Consultant. . Edwin Hoffmark, RN, Chief of RN Unit. State of California. Department of Public Health. Ricardo Perez, DO, JD. Assistant Professor of Medicine. UMDNJ-SOM. Ethical and Legal Issues in the Treatment of Older Adults. This . Care of the Aging Medical Patient in the Emergency Room. . (CAMP. Organization. Gladys Noll Alvarez LISW. Trauma Informed Care Project Coordinator. Orchard Place/Child Guidance Center. Understanding trauma is not. just about acquiring. knowledge.. It’s about changing the way you. Presentation to HL7 Community-Based Collaborative Care FHIR Consent WG . June . 9. th. , 2017. Agenda. Brief . o. verview of project and current activities. High-level overview of use case scenarios. Charles Conklin. . Director, Risk Management TUHS. John R. O’Donnell, . Esquire. Senior Counsel TUHS. What is Risk Management?. A coordinated system-wide process which identifies, prevents, or minimizes events that may present potential . Deborah Britton. 4. Teaching the. ABSPD Summer Institute 2015. Deborah Britton. READING. ABSPD Summer Institute 2015. Deborah Britton. READING. Vocabulary. Fluency. Alphabetics. Comprehension. ABSPD Summer Institute 2015. MS-3 Case Based Series. 1. Updated . May. 2012. Objectives. Review ethical principles. Review principles of informed consent. Understand the role of confidentiality in patient care. Describe legal and ethical issues in the care of minors. Practice. Anita Ravi MD, MPH, MSHP. 1/28/17. The Institute for Family Health's . PurpLE. Clinic. DISCLOSURES. none. Goals by 9:00AM . Increase familiarity with:. Familiarity with trauma-informed care principles. and Refusal of Treatment. The notion of informed consent is a recent one. . Prior to the 1950’s, there was no firm ground in which a commitment to informed consent could be grounded. . It is important that we work to understand exactly what it means to make an informed decision, so that we can be certain that our patients are able to act autonomously. . Workshop Objectives. Increase awareness and understanding of key concepts related to full, free, and informed choice. Increase ability of participants to consider the client perspective when designing and providing services . Dr. Candice McQueen. Commissioner of Education. 2. Tennessee’s Progress Literally Stands Out . 3. We’ve Closed the Gap Between NAEP & TNReady. 4. Our Policy Foundation Makes . This Possible . How Medicare Can Improve the Quality of Patient Decision Making and Reduce Unnecessary Care A Synopsis John E Wennberg MD MPH Annette M O146Connor PhD E Dale Collins MD MS James N Weinstein DO MS A Care. ? . Takes the . patient’s experience . of trauma into account. Instead of asking . “. What’s wrong with you?. ” . asks . “. What happened to you?”. Must be . clinical. AND . organizational . Presentation Objectives. Provide a brief overview of RSA’s Referral Process to service providers.. Review how RSA implements Informed Choice so our clients have the information necessary to make individualized decisions. .