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SUMMARY:Wandering Through Healthcare: What Patient Journeys Can Tell Us Ab
 out Improving Patient Safety, Health and Well-Being
DESCRIPTION:Discussion Panel\n\nNicole Werner (Indiana University, Bloomin
 gton); Megan Salwei (Vanderbilt University Medical Center); Rupa Valdez (U
 niversity of Virginia); Elizabeth Papautsky (University of Illinois Chicag
 o); Natalie Benda (Columbia University); Shilo Anders (Vanderbilt Universi
 ty Medical Center); and Hanna Barton (University of Wisconsin - Madison)\n
 \nPatient safety, health, and well-being does not occur in a silo, rather,
  care unfolds across space and time and across multiple work systems over 
 a patient’s life course. Much of this care occurs outside of health system
 s and is performed by patients in collaboration with their informal care p
 artners. Therefore, to truly improve patient outcomes (e.g., safety), we n
 eed to expand our focus from tasks to processes of care and to work that o
 ccurs across work system boundaries, i.e., the Patient Journey. SEIPS 3.0 
 provides a conceptual grounding to study Patient Journeys, the “spatio-tem
 poral distribution of patients’ interactions with multiple care settings o
 ver time”. Yet, studying, designing, and improving patient journeys presen
 ts a challenge. Additional approaches are needed to understand the complex
  interactions that occur within and across work systems. This panel descri
 bes diverse projects seeking to understand and redesign patient journeys t
 o optimize patient and care partner well-being.\n\nTrack: Health Care\n\nT
 opics: DEI\n\nSession Chairs: Maha Khalid (Rice University) and Pratima Sa
 ravanan (Houston Methodist Hospital)
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