2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Integrating PROM Collection for Shoulder Surgical Patients through the Electronic Medical Record: A Low Cost and Effective Strategy for High Fidelity PROM Collection

Integrating PROM Collection for Shoulder Surgical Patients through the Electronic Medical Record: A Low Cost and Effective Strategy for High Fidelity PROM Collection

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In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of using patient report outcome (PROM) measures to improve healthcare decision-making in the United States. They highlight the shift to a value-based system, where healthcare providers are paid based on patient outcomes rather than performing surgeries. The speaker emphasizes that quality in healthcare is determined by the patient's perspective and that PROMs are the best measure for assessing patient health. However, the integration of PROM capture in clinical practice is challenging due to the current reimbursement system and workflow constraints. The speaker presents a study that looked at the integration of PROM capture in surgical pathways for sports medicine patients. The study found that PROM collection was feasible and achieved high completion rates. However, the findings may not be generalizable to all institutions, and there will be a need for investments in practices and hospitals to meet CMS measurements.

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Eric Makhni, MD MBA

Keywords

patient report outcome measures

healthcare decision-making

value-based system

PROM capture

surgical pathways