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Empowering Arthritis Patients: Knowledge as Therapy

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Explore how customized knowledge can empower arthritis patients to make informed choices, tailored to their needs and comfort level, through a user-controlled online platform. Content is derived from a 12-year partnership with the Arthritis Foundation and focuses on contemporary, relevant information.

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  1. Knowledge as Therapy Rick MatsenScott Macklin• U.W. Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine • Program for Educational Transformation through Technology

  2. Important concepts • The knowledgeable person will make informed choices • Knowledge is best gained at a pace, in a place and to a depth that is comfortable and controlled by the person, not the doctor • The internet can bring knowledge on demand to the person in their own home. • Put the controls in the hands of the person.

  3. What Knowledge is Best? • Knowledge needs to be customized for the person, avoiding ‘content overload’ • Knowledge needs to be contemporary and relevant to the person’s needs • Knowledge needs to be authoritative - “can we believe it?”

  4. When is knowledge needed? Our research shows that individuals with arthritis need information when: • They are first diagnosed with arthritis • When a new treatment becomes available • When they are contemplating surgery

  5. Knowledge about exercise

  6. Am I doing it right?

  7. Content and formatting • Derived from a 12 year partnership with the Arthritis Foundation • Especially Arthritis Answers Hotline • And listening to patients with arthritis

  8. Important concepts • The knowledgeable person will make informed choices • Knowledge is best gained at a pace, in a place and to a depth that is comfortable and controlled by the person, not the doctor • The internet can bring knowledge on demand to the person in their own home. • Put the controls in the hands of the person.

  9. Mind, Body, Spirit - connected

  10. Thanks for a great partnership!