2023年1月2日

大约18%的慢性病人不信任医疗机构提供指导的护理。这是过了的一项调查发现,一名以色列启动的patient-engagement平台结合机器学习与个性化之间的交互行为科学病人和医疗组织为更好的结果。这种缺乏自信的原因,过了发现,可以包括在整个医疗系统全面缺乏信任或不信任的一个特定的人的医疗团队。如果是后者,只是分配一个不同的专业给病人指令可能会导致巨大的变化采取行动的意愿。数据调查收集四年的监测慢性病人的偏好在以色列,直接和间接地。研究受试者患有心脏病、糖尿病、肥胖、高血压或其他条件。其他的一些研究结果令人瞠目结舌。过了发现大约有23%的慢性病人感到一定程度的焦虑,使他们很难功能和消极地影响他们的条件以及能力理解医务工作者的信息给他们。焦虑也会影响病人的意愿行动建议。“当焦虑非常高,有时达到状态的患者忽视建议,有时发生在避免潜在的医学测试,如乳房x光检查的情况下,结肠镜检查,,“过了报道。 “Anxiety level is a dynamic and changing phenomenon, and therefore the therapist should be aware of the anxiety level when interacting with the patient.” Well-Beat further discovered that 39% of chronic patients want the doctor to make decisions for them and give them instructions without asking them for their personal opinion. Another 36% want to express their opinion but prefer for the clinician to decide how they should act, while 24% want to consult with the clinician but decide on their own. Only 1% want to decide on their own without consultation. Behavioral researcher Karen Aharon, Well-Beat’s cofounder and chief scientific officer, said adapting communication styles for each patient – for example, presenting a certain treatment as a guideline or recommendation — “is of critical importance for the degree of cooperation and therefore for the success of the treatment itself.” Well-Beat’s SaaS (software as a service) is built to tailor patient engagement. In a trial at Israel’s Sheba Medical Center, Well-Beat’s solution increased the attendance of patients in a cardiac rehabilitation program by 300%. In two projects among elderly populations in the United States, Well-Beat’s recommendations helped double response to a social activity that involves leaving the room. ADVERTISEMENT