Launching a Center for Consumer Health Informatics Research
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The document summarizes the launch of the Center for Consumer Health Informatics Research (CCHIR) at Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy. The goals of CCHIR are to conduct research in consumer health informatics, educate students and the public, and provide training and services. Current and planned research studies focus on areas like mobile health, social media, medicines information, and public health informatics. The center aims to advance the use of technology and information to help consumers manage their health.
Launching a Center for Consumer Health Informatics Research
- 1. Kevin A. Clauson, PharmD Launching a Center for Consumer Health Informatics Research
- 2. People Technology Informatics Information Building Core Competencies in Pharmacy Informatics, 2010.
- 3. Consumer Health Informatics Field that studies and incorporates patient preferences, behaviors, tools, and technologies in order to help inform their decision making and manage their health Adapted from www.amia.org
- 4. Everyone is tackling medical informatics (but not the consumer-focused specialty)
- 5. FOUNDATIONS OF CENTER FOR CONSUMER HEALTH INFORMATICS RESEARCH (CCHIR) INFORMATION CONSUMER MEDICINES HEALTH HEALTH PUBLIC NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
- 6. How do the goals of the Center fit together? CONSUMER HEALTH EDUCATION RESEARCH SERVICE TRAINING INFORMATICS
- 7. Dr. Clauson Consumer Health Informatics
- 9. Treatment #1 Treatment #3 Source: Pew Internet & American Life Project, 2009. 60% of e-patients said health information found online affected their treatment decisions
- 10. eHealth Literacy Lily Model eHEALS Health literacy scale J Med Internet Res 2006;8(2):e9. J Med Internet Res 2006;8(4):e27.
- 11. Dr. Fass Medicines Information Journal of Medical Marketing 2008;8:311-8. Journal of Direct, Data and Digital Marketing Practice 2008;9:231-44.
- 12. Pharmacovigilance 2.0 to detect atypical events
- 13. Web-based method to mine patient views on prescription drug abuse issues J Affect Disord 2011;130(1-2):290-3.
- 14. Dr. Garcia Public Health Informatics Application “in areas of public health (surveillance, reporting, and health promotion)” Building Core Competencies in Pharmacy Informatics, 2010.
- 18. Example intersection of three foci Consumer Mobile Health health Medicines Public information health
- 19. mHealth is the use of mobile devices and global networks to deliver health services and information
- 20. 82% of American adults have a cell phone* Owns *Range: 57% (65+) to 90% (18-29) Pew Cell Phones and American Adults 2010 Does not own
- 21. Pew Internet Mobile Access 2010 87% of blacks and Hispanics own a cell phone* *Compared to 80% of whites
- 22. Pew Internet Mobile Access 2010 Hispanics use their phone to go online and to text more frequently than any other group* *English-speaking Hispanics
- 23. Consumers would most prefer to receive a medication reminder via: Phone call 1.3 Buzzing drug 2.5 vial Email 15.2 Phone alarm 19.5 App 20.3 Text 41.1 message/SMS 0 20 40 60 80 100 Percent Source: Consumer Health Information Corporation, April 2011 (n=395)
- 24. Mobile is going to be the real GAMECHANGER
- 25. Opportunities down the road
- 26. CENTER FOR CONSUMER HEALTH INFORMATICS RESEARCH Selected current and in-process studies SMS in HIV Texting in Diabetes Medicines Silver Surfer Dr. Alkhateeb Dr. Clauson Information Dr. Caballero Dr. Ayala Dr. Elrod Survey Dr. Clauson Dr. Clauson Dr. Garcia Dr. Clauson Dr. Jacobs Dr. Eckardt Ms. Masmouei Dr. Fass Mr. Jacob Dr. Sherman Dr. Sherman Dr. Carvajal mHealth & Wiki Meds Social Media Pharmacovigilance Participatory Readability in Pharmacy Dr. Clauson Medicine Dr. Clauson Education Dr. Fass Dr. Alvarez Dr. Miles Dr. Clauson Dr. Holness Dr. Clauson Dr. Pelcher Dr. Joseph Dr. Seamon Mr. Kchao/Ms. Lewis Dr. Singh-Franco Dr. Pandya Dr. Sircar Dr. Perez Dr. Wolowich Dr. Singh-Franco
- 27. Wireless Assisted Living One way to help manage the approaching storm of an increasingly aging population
- 28. Consumer Health Informatics Fellowship
- 29. Consumer Health Informatics & Web 2.0 in Healthcare elective Course began in 2009 at NSU 2nd offering in COP 4th offering in COM MSBI Program
- 30. Thank you for your time!
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