Web-based patient education in COPD Empowering COPD patients to optimize their well-being. Heart and Lung Association

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1 Web-based patient education in COPD Empowering COPD patients to optimize their well-being COPD-team The Swedish Heart and Lung Association

2 Sweden to Japan Q

3 Margaretha Lundin Marie Ekelund Ulla Knoblock Carlsson

4 Health care organization in Sweden Government County councils Municipalities

5 County councils The patient s way Health center COPD clinic at the hospital

6 Laws and regulations

7 The National Board of Health and Welfare

Prevention and treatment of malnutrition Procedures for how the nutritional status should be evaluated and treated and when the caregiver shall refer to other care providers.

8 Prevention and treatment of malnutrition Procedures for how the nutritional status should be evaluated and treated and when the caregiver shall refer to other care providers. Hospital Staff Primary Health care Home help (elderly, sick people, handicapped people) Prevention and treatment of malnutrition The National Board of Health and Welfare w w w.socialstyrelsen.se/english

9 A new view on information when patient are invited

10 The Skaraborg Hospital COPD team Assistant nurse Occupational therapist Physiotherapist Doctor COPD-nurse Urotherapist Social worker Dietician Dental hygienist Speech therapist Hospital librarian

11 With a focus on nutrition

12 COPD in Sweden Increasing awareness of COPD Work is more proactive Patient-centered care

13 Self care Complex Underdeveloped Based on individual needs

14 Self care benefits

15 Core principles of team-based health care that embody teamness Values Honesty Discipline Creativity Humility Curiosity Principles Shared goals Clear goals Mutual trust Communication Measurable outcomes

Measures of an effective team Organizational benefits Reduced hospitalization Efficient use

Reduced medical error Team benefits Improved coordination of care Acceptance of treatment

of care Individual benefits Team members Enhanced job satisfaction Better accessibility for

16 Measures of an effective team Organizational benefits Reduced hospitalization Efficient use of health services Individual benefits Patients Enhanced satisfaction Greater role clarity Reduced medical error Team benefits Improved coordination of care Acceptance of treatment Enhanced communication and professional diversity Improved health care outcomes and quality of care Individual benefits Team members Enhanced job satisfaction Better accessibility for patients Enhanced wee-being Pdf Topic 4, Being an effective team-player- World Health Organization, 119

17 X TOGETHER WE REACH MORE PERSONS WITH COPD = 3

Active with COPD In collaboration with: Karin Wadell, Professor, physiotherapist, Umeå University Andre Nyberg, Physiotherapist, Umeå University

18 Active with COPD In collaboration with: Karin Wadell, Professor, physiotherapist, Umeå University Andre Nyberg, Physiotherapist, Umeå University Malin Tistad, Physiotherapist, Umeå University Maria Rosengren, Asthma/COPD nurse, Karolinska Clas Malmström, Psychiatrists, specialist rehabilitation

19 Active with COPD - a patient education For health professionals Website aktivmedkol.se Packed and ready, free to use!

20 Active with COPD To achieve a healthy life, you need to: understand COPD accept COPD know how to improve your health have motivation to make changes have guidance to implement changes

21 Active with COPD Four lecture/meetings Each session is two hours Groups of 3-12 people Related parties may participate Focus on self-care and quality of life

22 Active with COPD Lecture 1. Know your illness Lecture 2. Living with COPD Lecture 3. Daily lifestyle Lecture 4. Active with COPD

23 Accessories - brochure

24 Accessories breathing cards Help me! I have COPD and I have difficulty breathing Stay with me! I have COPD and I have difficulty breathing.

25 Accessories My diary

26 How can Active with COPD be used? Complete Group Complete individual training Fact sheets and tasks Movies

27 How it started COPD info Hospital Low patient awareness Stay at home Increase knowledge

28 Method Hospital Low patient awareness Stay home Increase knowledge

29 Three main themes COPD facts Treatment Facilitate everyday

30 How should I work out? How should I work out?

31 Index

32 Benefits Patient perspective Team member perspective Process perspective Economic perspective Innovation perspective

Patient E Empowered and Engaged Great knowledge Following a holistic action plan Actively making decisions together with health care personnel Capable of

33 Patient E Empowered and Engaged Great knowledge Following a holistic action plan Actively making decisions together with health care personnel Capable of recognizing and managing signs Managing the disease physiologically, emotionally and socially Having trust, seizing opportunities and having access to support services

34 Smart technology Health care at home Inter-professional team Educate and engage patients Individualized information Individualized care New ways - new hopes Holistic action plans Innovation thinking Self care

35 Time for questions! Contact;

Detailed Regulations to Application of National University Corporation Osaka University Basic Salary Tables

Detailed Regulations to Application of National University Corporation Osaka University Basic Salary Tables Note: The document below is an English translation of the University Work Regulations, originally