Personalized Healthcare and Research
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The document outlines Ohio State University's vision for personalized health care, emphasizing a shift from disease-focused care to a wellness-oriented approach. It highlights national health care trends, the burden of chronic diseases, and the inefficiencies in current health care spending, which is projected to continue rising dramatically. The initiative aims to leverage research and systems biology to create a cost-effective, patient-centered model of health care that enhances access and quality of care.
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- #8: Predictive:Probabilistic health history--DNA sequenceBiannual multi-parameter blood protein measurementsBiannual blood cell measurements--dynamicIn vivo and single cell molecular imagingPersonalized:Unique individual human genetic variation mandates individual treatmentPatient is his or her own controlPerturb blood cells for dynamic measurementsGo directly to patient and skip doctor--patient will have all medical informationPreventive:Strategies for re-engineering the behavior of disease- perturbed networks with drugsVaccinesFocus on wellnessParticipatoryPatient understands and participates in medical choicesSource: Leroy Hood, presentation at NIH. http://www.itl.nist.gov/Healthcare/conf/presentations/LH%20NIST%209-24-07.pdf.
- #10: Source: pollingreport.com. In a variety of national polls, when asked what are important issues facing America today, healthcare ranks as one of top 3 “very important” issues.Source: National Coalition on Health Care (health care spending). Rising cost of coverage, reason for decline in coverage.Source: CDC (chronic disease)<number>
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- #18: SourcePoisal Ja Fau - Truffer, C, S Truffer C Fau - Smith, A Smith S Fau - Sisko et al.: Health spending projections through 2016: modest changes obscure part D's impact. Health Affairs 26, w242-w253 (2007).Tom Daschle: New facts on U.S. health care:U.S. ranks poorly with other wealthy nations http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2007/11/daschle_health.htmlThe World Health Report 2000. World Health Organization (2000).Brian B. Spear, Margo Heath-Chiozzi, and Jeffrey Huff, “Clinical Application of Pharmacogenetics,” Trends in Molecular Medicine (May 2001).
- #55: Personalized health care is enabled by having a lifetime transportable medical record that follows the patient everywhere to ensure they receive the safest and most effective care based on their history.The most personalized medicine will occur when each of us has a transportable version of our fully sequenced genomes available to optimize care for the diseases we are likely to develop – John Halamka, CIO of Harvard Medical SchoolMicrosoft HealthVault vs. Google HealthBoth systems share the same objective of creating an online tool for patients to store personal medical records, get information, find doctors, make medical appointments, communicate online, manage medications, share information with providers and more. Both put users in control over what goes into the record and who has access to it. Both are free Web-based services, meaning you can access the records without cost from any computer. The services are described as being as secure as online banking.
- #60: *Number of ICU beds is subject to change