AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no 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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Video Summary

The video discusses the importance of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in healthcare and the challenges associated with implementing them in practice. The speaker emphasizes that quality in healthcare should be measured based on the patient's perspective and satisfaction, rather than traditional indicators such as surgical site infection or readmission rates. The video presents a study conducted on sports medicine patients undergoing shoulder surgery and ACL reconstruction, aiming to integrate PROM capture into existing surgical pathways. The results show a high PROM completion rate of nearly 90% across various measures. However, it is acknowledged that further investment and effort are needed to implement PROMs in all institutions and meet future CMS quality measures.

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Eric Makhni, MD MBA

Keywords

patient-reported outcome measures

PROMs

healthcare

implementation challenges

patient perspective