Turning Data Into Value
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This document compares healthcare in the Industrial Age to the Information Age. In the Industrial Age, healthcare was professional-focused and encouraged tertiary and secondary care over primary care and self-care. The Information Age encourages individual self-care, friends/family support, self-help networks, and professionals as facilitators rather than authorities. The document suggests we are currently in a transition period between these two models of healthcare.
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Turning Data Into Value
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- 8. Courtesy A. Milstein modified from C. Buck, GE; Dr. Sam Nussbaum, Wellpoint; & Mark Sollek, Premera
- 10. INDUSTRIAL AGE HEALTHCARE INFORMATION AGE HEALTHCARE Encouraged $ Tertiary Individual self-care Professional Secondary Friends and family care Primary Self-help network Professionals as facilitators Self-care Discouraged (off the map) Professionals as partners Professionals as authorities ¢
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- 43. • Depressive episodes, stress and social isolation have been shown to be independently related to mortality and worsening in heart failure patients. • Physicians may not be able to identify these issues during an appointment. • Patients are often unaware that their mood is related to their physical health conditions and do not tell their or co-patients. • Tracking and supporting mood can create tremendous value.