by Mayank Agarwal | Jul 14, 2016
Participatory patients live with day-to-day ‘engagement’ but end-of-life is an oft-missed opportunity for participation that can result in more ‘control’ than any other time in life. End of life planning is also an opportunity for a deeper understanding of what makes...
by Mayank Agarwal | Jun 20, 2016
Is it possible that healthcare movement such as Patient Engagement and Person- and Family-Centered Care are actually failing? Without a doubt, these movements have generated impressive progress. I am a parent of a medically complex child who would probably not be...
by Mayank Agarwal | Jun 20, 2016
In one sense, the movement for Patient Engagement has been tremendously successful. Key elements like shared decision making, co-production of care, and patient data portals are almost ubiquitous. Clinicians increasingly seem to value patient engagement, healthcare...
by Mayank Agarwal | May 10, 2016
When she was a patient with cancer, Sabiha Raoof, MD, realized that patients experience many challenges throughout the course of diagnosis and treatment and started something new to better meet post-surgical patients’ needs. Soon thereafter, others in the hospital...
by Mayank Agarwal | May 10, 2016
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by Mayank Agarwal | May 10, 2016
The Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patient/Caregiver-Powered Research Network (AD-PCPRN), funded by the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), aims to accelerate the development of effective treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias...