This course aims to explore the Great Challenges of Health and Medicine, focusing on addressing whole patient care. The learning outcomes include understanding holistic care, whole system care, medical education, primary care, and organizational approaches. The course teaches about barriers to care, patient-centered care, and different models of care. The teaching method involves providing a multidisciplinary perspective on complex health challenges. The intended audience includes healthcare professionals, medical students, policymakers, and anyone interested in improving patient care.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What is holistic care
Whole system care
Medical education
Primary care
Organizational approaches
Barriers to care
Do patients pass the buck
Can whole patient care be taught
Dollars driving care
skewed type of care
holistic patient care
strategies
Dean Ornish
Jolene Miller
Dr Robert Saylor
PatientCentered Medical Home
payer vs provider
models of care
compensation model
value vs effect
measurement
reimbursement
patient driving care
the ultimate driver of care
a patient can be communicating
Is it working
Taught by
TEDMED
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