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Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2021-02-18T22:52:24Z

Patient Journeys

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	# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.		# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.
	## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.		## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.
	## Note that this only works for medications from a pharmacy. The problem of injections or other pharmacy provided care has not been ~~address~~ in the US.		## Note that this only works for medications from a pharmacy. The problem of injections or other pharmacy provided care has not been addressed in the US.
	# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.		# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.
	# The patient wants to move their PHI from one provider to another (either at home or at the new provider)		# The patient wants to move their PHI from one provider to another (either at home or at the new provider)

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

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Patient Journeys

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	# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)		# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)
	# The patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control. Now the guardian needs to prove who they are as well as their grant of access to patient data. (Note that the grant may have have been bound to the guardian during a previous encounter and continue in effect.		# The patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control. Now the guardian needs to prove who they are as well as their grant of access to patient data. (Note that the grant may have have been bound to the guardian during a previous encounter and continue in effect.
			===In State Jurisdictions===
			* [https://www.health.state.mn.us/facilities/ehealth/patientengage/index.html#61 Minnesota e-Health] Patient Engagement: Health Care Providers Empowering Patients to Improve Health.

	==Outcomes==		==Outcomes==

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Patient Journeys

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	## Note that this only works for medications from a pharmacy. The problem of injections or other pharmacy provided care has not been address in the US.		## Note that this only works for medications from a pharmacy. The problem of injections or other pharmacy provided care has not been address in the US.
	# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.		# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.
			# The patient wants to move their PHI from one provider to another (either at home or at the new provider)
	# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.		# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.
	# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)		# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2021-02-18T22:45:16Z

Patient Journeys

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	# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.		# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.
	## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.		## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.
			## Note that this only works for medications from a pharmacy. The problem of injections or other pharmacy provided care has not been address in the US.
	# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.		# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.
	# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.		# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2021-02-18T22:43:57Z

Patient Journeys

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	==Patient Journeys==		==Patient Journeys==
	As in all journeys this one starts at the beginning. The patient has no primary care physician (PCP) and no electronic health record (EHR).		As in all journeys this one starts at the beginning. The patient has no primary care physician (PCP) and no electronic health record (EHR).
	~~# The patient presents themselves at a care facility.~~		# [[Public Health Centers]] - click to see that part of the journey, but the broad outline is the same as below.
	## [[Public Health Centers]] - click to see that part of the journey, but the broad outline is the same.		# The patient presents themselves at a private care provider .
	## Private health care the patient must go through an [[Identity Proofing]] process that typically includes a driver's license and also a [[Payment Proofing]] process to understand the payer and any conditions.		## Private health care the patient must go through an [[Identity Proofing]] process that typically includes a driver's license and also a [[Payment Proofing]] process to understand the payer and any conditions.
	## The patient must establish a means to contact them, which we will define here as a cell phone of some type.		## The patient must establish a means to contact them, which we will define here as a cell phone of some type.

Tomjones: /* References */

2020-12-19T05:36:47Z

References

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	==References==		==References==
			*[https://identiverse.gallery.video/detail/videos/healthcare/video/6184822445001/a-patient-s-identity-experience-we-can-do-better A Patient's Identity Experience We Can Do Better] Catherine Shulten at Identiverse 2020-07-02

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]
	[[Category:Health]]		[[Category:Health]]
	[[Category:User Experience]]		[[Category:User Experience]]

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2020-09-08T19:24:20Z

Patient Journeys

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	# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.		# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.
	# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)		# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)
	# The patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control.		# The patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control. Now the guardian needs to prove who they are as well as their grant of access to patient data. (Note that the grant may have have been bound to the guardian during a previous encounter and continue in effect.

	==Outcomes==		==Outcomes==

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2020-09-08T19:22:14Z

Patient Journeys

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	# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.		# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.
	# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)		# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)
			# The patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control.
	~~Alternate journey, the~~ patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control.

	==Outcomes==		==Outcomes==

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2020-09-08T19:21:20Z

Patient Journeys

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	# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.		# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.
	## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.		## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.
	# The patient at home with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.		# The patient at home with their laptop - i.e. Tele-medicine.
			# The patient away with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.
	# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)		# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)

Tomjones: /* Patient Journeys */

2020-09-08T19:18:32Z

Patient Journeys

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	==Patient Journeys==		==Patient Journeys==
	As in all journeys this one starts at the beginning. The patient has no primary care physician (PCP) and no electronic health record (EHR).		As in all journeys this one starts at the beginning. The patient has no primary care physician (PCP) and no electronic health record (EHR).
	# The patient presents ~~themself~~ at a care facility.		# The patient presents themselves at a care facility.
	## [[Public Health Centers]] - click to see that part of the journey, but the broad outline is the same.		## [[Public Health Centers]] - click to see that part of the journey, but the broad outline is the same.
	## Private health care the patient must go through an [[Identity Proofing]] process that typically includes a driver's license and also a [[Payment Proofing]] process to understand the ~~payor~~ and any conditions.		## Private health care the patient must go through an [[Identity Proofing]] process that typically includes a driver's license and also a [[Payment Proofing]] process to understand the payer and any conditions.
	## The patient must establish a means to contact them, which we will define here as a cell phone of some type.		## The patient must establish a means to contact them, which we will define here as a cell phone of some type.
	### In 80% of the cases the patient will have a [[Smartphone]] and will be provisioned with a app to enable the [[Phone as Personal Identifier Provider]]		### In 80% of the cases the patient will have a [[Smartphone]] and will be provisioned with a app to enable the [[Phone as Personal Identifier Provider]]
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	# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.		# The patient presents themselves to the druggist or other alternate device or care provider.
	## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.		## The patient records are made available to the other provider with their Smartphone acting as either (1) the source of a proofed identifier, or (2) the the repository of the patient's PHI and scripts.
			# The patient at home with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.
	~~Next journey, the~~ patient at home with their [[Smartphone]]. - there is the potential for a similar journey with simple cell phones that would not have as rich an experience and is not elaborated here.		# The patient is referred to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)

	~~Next journey, the~~ patient is ~~refered~~ to a specialist for follow-on care operating under a different EHR. (A simpler version is available if the EHR is the same.)

	Alternate journey, the patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control.		Alternate journey, the patient (or the state) designates a guardian with certain stipulated areas of control.