Webinar: Using Design Thinking to Improve Care Delivery: A Primer for General Internists
Brought to you by the
SGIM Clinical Practice Committee - Practice Redesign subgroup.
Originally recorded on September 21, 2022.
Originally recorded on September 21, 2022.
Course description
Human-centered design - broadly referred to as Design Thinking - is a methodology for solving complex problems by deeply understanding the emotions, behaviors, and unmet needs of individuals, then designing solutions to meet those needs.
This webinar will describe the fundamentals of Design Thinking mthods, the intersection of design with contemporary quality improvement efforts, give examples of how Design Thinking has been implemented and describe efforts to teach design thinking to trainees and faculty.
This webinar will describe the fundamentals of Design Thinking mthods, the intersection of design with contemporary quality improvement efforts, give examples of how Design Thinking has been implemented and describe efforts to teach design thinking to trainees and faculty.
Presenters
Jessica Gaulton
MD, MPH, Chief Executive Officer at Mommi; Faculty member in Neonatology at Beth Israel Deaconness
Scott Heisler
Kaiser Permanente
Steve Kesselman
Founder & Strategist, DFT Strategy
D. Rani Nandiwada
MD, Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Samuel Porter
MD, Director of the Medical Leadership Pathway for the Internal Medicine Residency; Associate Director of Quality for the Division of Hospital Medicine; Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Presenter and Moderator
Byron Crowe
MD, Hospitalist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center; Chief Medical Officer at Solera Health
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Refunds/Cancellations: SGIM does not offer refunds for On-Demand Library purchases.