October 19, 2016
4:00PM - 5:30PM
Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute, Rm 165
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Judy Hibbard (University of Oregon)
Decision Sciences, Dentistry, and Food & Agriculture are pleased to host Dr. Judith Hibbard, Professor of Health Policy at the University of Oregon. She is interested in testing approaches that give consumers and patients more knowledge and control over their health and health care. Title: "How Important is Patient Activation to Meeting Health Care Reform Goals?" Abstract: What is patient activation and why is it important to meeting health care reform goals? To answer these questions, we will examine how patient activation is conceptualized and measured. We will review the evidence linking patient activation to health behaviors, clinical outcomes, and health care utilization and costs. We will also review the evidence about how to change activation. Finally, we will discuss how this concept and measure is being used in health care settings to improve care and health outcomes.
Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute, Rm 165
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2016-10-19 16:00:00
2016-10-19 17:30:00
Judy Hibbard (University of Oregon)
Decision Sciences, Dentistry, and Food & Agriculture are pleased to host Dr. Judith Hibbard, Professor of Health Policy at the University of Oregon. She is interested in testing approaches that give consumers and patients more knowledge and control over their health and health care. Title: "How Important is Patient Activation to Meeting Health Care Reform Goals?" Abstract: What is patient activation and why is it important to meeting health care reform goals? To answer these questions, we will examine how patient activation is conceptualized and measured. We will review the evidence linking patient activation to health behaviors, clinical outcomes, and health care utilization and costs. We will also review the evidence about how to change activation. Finally, we will discuss how this concept and measure is being used in health care settings to improve care and health outcomes.
Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute, Rm 165
Decision Sciences Collaborative
decisionsciences@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Decision Sciences, Dentistry, and Food & Agriculture are pleased to host Dr. Judith Hibbard, Professor of Health Policy at the University of Oregon. She is interested in testing approaches that give consumers and patients more knowledge and control over their health and health care.
Title: "How Important is Patient Activation to Meeting Health Care Reform Goals?"
Abstract: What is patient activation and why is it important to meeting health care reform goals? To answer these questions, we will examine how patient activation is conceptualized and measured. We will review the evidence linking patient activation to health behaviors, clinical outcomes, and health care utilization and costs. We will also review the evidence about how to change activation. Finally, we will discuss how this concept and measure is being used in health care settings to improve care and health outcomes.
