Viveka Rydell-Anderson JD, MSc’s Post

From our latest publication- Patient-ing: Living In-Between Worlds - available from our website here: https://lnkd.in/gJ8-eZ3p "The silos, waiting rooms, protocols and procedures, and hyper specialization we experience in health care today are all manifestations of a 20th century, left-brained and abstracted way of attending to reality. This is why health care systems often look and feel nothing like the experience of patient-ing. This skewed model of the world is why health care is experienced much more like Kansas than Oz, even though the experience of patient-ing is saturated with rich color and difference. This tension in living between worlds is rooted in health care’s legacy. It manifests across its modern-day practice and is reflected in the challenges that arise from this black and white way of looking at things."

Honored to be part of the webinar on health equity and research. You can catch the full webinar here to learn more on the All of Us Research Program.

Outcome Capital's Karl Hess will be speaking on the When Digital Health Meets Life Sciences Panel at the McDermott Will & Emery Digital Health Forum on Wednesday April 10-11th at the Quorum by Convene in NYC. Come listen as he discusses: - How #digitalhealth is impacting traditional #lifesciences business models - Which #digitalhealth technologies & capabilities are going to help drive the next wave of #lifesciences innovation - How ‘digital’ is creating new opportunities in the space between traditional “#lifesciences” and traditional “#healthcare”

🌍 Celebrating World Health Day with Scimitar Research! 🌍 Today, we unite in observance of #WorldHealthDay, emphasizing our unwavering dedication to advancing global health and well-being. At Scimitar Research, we champion the fundamental principle that optimal health is a fundamental human right that should be accessible to all individuals. #marketresearch #qualitativeresearch #quantitativeresearch #IDI #research #healthcareresearch

By leveraging ongoing data collection directly from individuals, you can identify personalized health insights that better support conversations at the point of care. In fact, in one Evidation program, 50% of the first 15,000 participants downloaded a personalized heart health report, and 87% of individuals who shared their report with their care team found it helpful or extremely helpful. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02jSDRc0 #hearthealth #cardiovascularhealth #patientengagement #patientjourney #livedexperience #rwd #rwe #realworlddata #realworldevidence

Osler Research Insitute for Health Innovation's inaugural report captures the journey of our research program, celebrating its history and planning for the future. Learn more about our research program's progress over the past decade: https://ow.ly/MFlh50SKfYB

Karl Hess will be speaking on the When Digital Health Meets Life Sciences Panel at the McDermott Will & Emery Digital Health Forum on Wednesday April 10-11th at the Quorum by Convene in NYC. Come listen as he discusses: - How #digitalhealth is impacting traditional #lifesciences business models - Which #digitalhealth technologies & capabilities are going to help drive the next wave of #lifesciences innovation - How ‘digital’ is creating new opportunities in the space between traditional “#lifesciences” and traditional “#healthcare”

Hear the latest on #digitalhealth from Outcome Capital's Karl Hess

Celebrating straightforward innovations that transform public health in LMICs. Simple, yet ingenious inventions. These solutions are effective, affordable and seamlessly bridge technology with public health solutions, enhancing access to essential services for underserved populations. Now, anyone has some soap?

Have you ever thought of collaborating with patient organizations in research. Here is our experience working with Ketotic Hypoglycemia International a family support organization to further research into rare pathological ketotic hypoglycemia. "An auto-ethnographic study of co-produced health research in a patient organisation: unpacking the good, the bad, and the unspoken" Research Involvement and Engagement 10.1186/s40900-024-00609-8