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How can there be widespread adoption of the Patient Engagement Framework? Describe factors related to the physician and patient that currently serve as barriers to widespread adoption.

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Answer 1

Ans) The Patient Engagement Framework is a model created to guide healthcare organizations in developing and strengthening their patient engagement strategies through the use of eHealth tools and resources.

Importance of Patient Engangement:

- Member and patient engagement play a key role in achieving the Triple Aim goals identified by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement to: Improve the patient experience of care (quality and satisfaction) Improve the health of populations.

5 elements to consider for widespread adoption of Patient Engangement:

• Define your organization's vision for patient engagement.
• Create a culture of engagement.
• Employ the right technology and services.
• Empower patients to become collaborators in their care.
• Chart progress and be ready to change and adapt.

Barriers to adoption of patient engagement:

• Personnel
• provider adoption
• Time constraint
• cost concerns

Ways to prevent Barriers in adoption of patient Engangement:

- Technology is more efficient than care teams and requires less personnel and time, meaning patient portals and mHealth tools will help organizations overcome their current barriers to strong patient engagement, respondents indicated.

- Clinicians and healthcare leaders may overcome time constraint issues and other barriers to meaningful patient engagement by delegating various aspects of the patient engagement agenda to both technology and other members of the care team, the survey concluded.