C O R E P R I N C I P L E S
Distributed evidence – the next epoch in healthcare evidence will be shaped by “real world,” bottom-up syntheses of patient-, clinician- and computer-generated data.
Cognitive potency – the ways in which information is assembled, packaged, and delivered in interactions with patients and clinicians are potent determinants of healthcare decisions.
Complexity informatics – healthcare informatics systems operate in highly uncertain, changing and interconnected settings.
Internet-assisted intelligence – patients and clinicians currently rely and will soon depend on Internet technologies.
Distributed evidence – the next epoch in healthcare evidence will be shaped by “real world,” bottom-up syntheses of patient-, clinician- and computer-generated data.
Cognitive potency – the ways in which information is assembled, packaged, and delivered in interactions with patients and clinicians are potent determinants of healthcare decisions.
Complexity informatics – healthcare informatics systems operate in highly uncertain, changing and interconnected settings.
Internet-assisted intelligence – patients and clinicians currently rely and will soon depend on Internet technologies.
Cognitive Potency
Cognitive potency – the ways in which information is assembled, packaged, and delivered in interactions with patients and clinicians are potent determinants of healthcare decisions, actions and mindsets, and thereby also of the results and value of interventions. To effectively engage, informatics interventions need to resonate with the patient and physician attitudes, beliefs and experiential filters that impact their decisions and behavior.
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Cognitive potency – the ways in which information is assembled, packaged, and delivered in interactions with patients and clinicians are potent determinants of healthcare decisions, actions and mindsets, and thereby also of the results and value of interventions. To effectively engage, informatics interventions need to resonate with the patient and physician attitudes, beliefs and experiential filters that impact their decisions and behavior.
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