Health services and qualitative researcher @kpwaresearch. Craft maker, outdoor enthusiast, adventure racer, and love being an aunt to 21 nieces and nephews.
Check out what @KPWaResearch, KPNC and KPCO learned from 3 groups of people with chronic illnesses and social needs about what is most important to their health and wellbeing. And, their perspectives to align care to their personal values. Check out summary by @aberry85
I always have fun and learn so much from patients and researchers co-designing and using #uxresearch methods to improve people's health and care experiences! Thanks @WernliKarenJ@KPWaResearch for partnering & using new techniques to build meaningful healthcare interventions!
FATHERHOOD has been the #1 movie in 82 countries! 61 million households are projected to have their Harts won over by @KevinHart4real and the film — from Sony Pictures & BRON Studios, and presented by Higher Ground Productions — in its first 4 weeks.
That's a lot of Hart ❤️
I work with care teams and researchers @kpwashington on asking about people's stories and values to integrate into care. I agree, "We have to engage in dynamic relationships with patients, we have to put the symptoms in the context of people's lives. " nytimes.com/2021/02/25/well/…
Virtual clinical trials could make medical research cheaper, more efficient and more equitable — offering state-of-the-art research opportunities to people who otherwise wouldn’t have the time or resources to take advantage of them. nyti.ms/3uj1fxx
Qualitative and design researchers, please fill out my colleague's quick survey to assess user experience (UX) research practice during the COVID-19 pandemic. I am interested to learn from you all! Thank you. redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=E…
Home care workers deserve our attention & support. During this crisis as they are "...navigating difficult decisions about risks to their own health (by working) and finances (by not working) and their concerns about the effects of those decisions on care recipients."
Just as #COVID19 has accelerated other aspects of medical and social progress, it is time to use the pandemic as an opportunity to engage in social justice for home care workers ja.ma/31fEVY9
If you are interested in improving the health and well-being of people living with dementia, their care partners, and healthcare providers check out our special issue in JAGS. @KPWaResearch
"Join healthcare and public health workers in protest to demand justice to end police violence.
When: Saturday, June 6, 9am.
Where: Marching from Harborview Medical Center to Seattle City Hall."
#BlackLivesMatter
Attending NIA IMPACT Collaboratory learning embedded pragmatic research to improve care for people living with dementia and for their families. Also just learned about new website on best practices for caregiving (bpc.caregiver.org) @IMPACTCollab1
Truly impressive PCORI-funded patient-centered research on implementation of bariatric surgery, left ventricular artery disease, and IMPACT community health worker model into real-world clinical and community settings. @KPWaResearch#PCORI2019
Studies have shown that it typically takes 17 years for the results of a randomized controlled trial to reach clinical practice. How are these implementation projects promoting the uptake of CER study results in the real-world? pcori.org/live#PCORI2019
What an honor to attend my first PCORI conference and celebrate Joe Selby's retirement. I was in awe of his research and genuine down-to-earth nature when he was the Director at Kaiser Permanente Division of Research! @PCORI
"[In a study] before using the board, the 50 patients who participated rated their level of anxiety as an average of 64 on a scale of 0-100. After using the board, their average self-reported anxiety level dropped to 44, a reduction of 31%." cnn.com/2017/07/12/health/sp…
Can anyone recommend a great user-center design-qualitative research workshop? There are some great classes on these two disciplines but taught separately. I want to find a blended course for health services researchers!