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 Sherri Dorfman, CEO, Stepping Stone Partners

My Consumer eHealth Engagement blog is designed to inform professionals from Health Information Technology companies, Health Plans and Healthcare Delivery organizations about new approaches and solutions to engage and empower consumers/members/employees/patients to make more informed decisions, self- manage and collaborate with their care team, families and others like them. The ultimate goal is better health and outcomes.

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    Evolving Web Based and Mobile Tools to Engage Consumers in the Shared Decision Making Process

    DateSeptember 6, 2011

     

    World Congress Leadership Summit on Shared Decision Making

    September 23, 2011

    Panel Session:

  • Piloting and evaluating SDM tools in the Patient Centered Medical Home to drive physician- patient collaboration for better outcomes
  • Testing an online platform for shared decision making with health coaches across different consumer segments and conditions for ongoing behavior change
  • Designing an integrated experience as consumers use SDM tools across multiple channels and multiple care touches
  • Leveraging a mobile decision support tool to effectively educate consumers and enable them to evaluate their care options while on the go.

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    Sherri Dorfman, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Stepping Stone Partners

    Panelists:

    • Mark L. Robitaille, MBA, Head of Care Management Support & Engagement, Aetna
    • Changrong Ji, Senior Solutions Architect, CareFirst BCBS (Mobile strategy)
    • Zev Lavon, PHD, Director Solution Architecture, CareFirst BCBS (Web strategy)
    • James J. Mis, MBA, Communications Manager, Health Care Services, Independent Health

     

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