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How to deliver care centered on the patients | Iris Roussel | TEDxMonteCarlo


four years ago I went to the hospital

four years ago I went to the hospital with my mother for an MRI after waiting

with my mother for an MRI after waiting

with my mother for an MRI after waiting for two hours I was taken to a 2×2 room

for two hours I was taken to a 2×2 room

for two hours I was taken to a 2×2 room without any windows where I waited alone

without any windows where I waited alone

without any windows where I waited alone for somebody to come then I was told

for somebody to come then I was told

for somebody to come then I was told that my mother’s cancer was at an

that my mother’s cancer was at an

that my mother’s cancer was at an advanced stage this is a very painful

advanced stage this is a very painful

advanced stage this is a very painful memory for me

memory for me

memory for me not only because of the news I received

not only because of the news I received

not only because of the news I received but also of how I received it I did not

but also of how I received it I did not

but also of how I received it I did not understand where I was who was talking

understand where I was who was talking

understand where I was who was talking to me and while my mother was not with

to me and while my mother was not with

to me and while my mother was not with me it was not the fault of the person in

me it was not the fault of the person in

me it was not the fault of the person in front of me but I had the feeling to be

front of me but I had the feeling to be

front of me but I had the feeling to be a chess piece in a hospital with my

a chess piece in a hospital with my

a chess piece in a hospital with my mother there is a huge gap between what

mother there is a huge gap between what

mother there is a huge gap between what happens in this room the use and height

happens in this room the use and height

happens in this room the use and height was designed and it struck me because I

was designed and it struck me because I

was designed and it struck me because I am a designer the user experience is not

am a designer the user experience is not

am a designer the user experience is not adapted and that the issue if the design

adapted and that the issue if the design

adapted and that the issue if the design of those hospitals was centered on

of those hospitals was centered on

of those hospitals was centered on people who suffer from disease and not

people who suffer from disease and not

people who suffer from disease and not only the disease it will change

only the disease it will change

only the disease it will change everything if you put yourself in a

everything if you put yourself in a

everything if you put yourself in a child shoes as a designer Duke did did

child shoes as a designer Duke did did

child shoes as a designer Duke did did you can understand how stressful an MRI

you can understand how stressful an MRI

you can understand how stressful an MRI can be for a child in those wide

can be for a child in those wide

can be for a child in those wide sanitized hospital room so Duke deeds

sanitized hospital room so Duke deeds

sanitized hospital room so Duke deeds transformed an exam room into a pirate

transformed an exam room into a pirate

transformed an exam room into a pirate ship well now it helped children to calm

ship well now it helped children to calm

ship well now it helped children to calm down when I worked with people suffering

down when I worked with people suffering

down when I worked with people suffering from Alzheimer’s at the knees hospital I

from Alzheimer’s at the knees hospital I

from Alzheimer’s at the knees hospital I realized that they have heightened

realized that they have heightened

realized that they have heightened emotion reactions so together with the

emotion reactions so together with the

emotion reactions so together with the designed an interactive color wall

designed an interactive color wall

designed an interactive color wall sounds and colors do not only make the

sounds and colors do not only make the

sounds and colors do not only make the walls nicer but it can either stimulate

walls nicer but it can either stimulate

walls nicer but it can either stimulate or calm down patients at a hospital

there are more usual product in

there are more usual product in Dusseldorf a designer helped a nursing

Dusseldorf a designer helped a nursing

Dusseldorf a designer helped a nursing home she observed that patients who

home she observed that patients who

home she observed that patients who suffer from Alzheimer often escaped from

suffer from Alzheimer often escaped from

suffer from Alzheimer often escaped from the hospital because of their disease

the hospital because of their disease

the hospital because of their disease and she noticed that they often go

and she noticed that they often go

and she noticed that they often go looking for public transportations to

looking for public transportations to

looking for public transportations to take them home because they just feel

take them home because they just feel

take them home because they just feel lost

lost

lost so she designed a fake bathtub close to

so she designed a fake bathtub close to

so she designed a fake bathtub close to the retirement home and now patients can

the retirement home and now patients can

the retirement home and now patients can find easily the medical staff if we

find easily the medical staff if we

find easily the medical staff if we design hospitals centered on the needs

design hospitals centered on the needs

design hospitals centered on the needs and the emotions of patients family and

and the emotions of patients family and

and the emotions of patients family and the medical staff we will improve the

the medical staff we will improve the

the medical staff we will improve the healing process solving a problem

healing process solving a problem

healing process solving a problem through an empathic approach this is

through an empathic approach this is

through an empathic approach this is what we call design but to do that we

what we call design but to do that we

what we call design but to do that we have to look beyond the treatment we

have to look beyond the treatment we

have to look beyond the treatment we have to consider the inside and the

have to consider the inside and the

have to consider the inside and the outside of hospitals we have to consider

outside of hospitals we have to consider

outside of hospitals we have to consider the user experience before during and

the user experience before during and

the user experience before during and after analyzation this is what we call

after analyzation this is what we call

after analyzation this is what we call care pathways it includes the 360

care pathways it includes the 360

care pathways it includes the 360 experience of care of patients I worked

experience of care of patients I worked

experience of care of patients I worked with specialists on the care pathway of

with specialists on the care pathway of

with specialists on the care pathway of people who suffer from obesity and who

people who suffer from obesity and who

people who suffer from obesity and who need for medical reasons a surgery 8 out

need for medical reasons a surgery 8 out

need for medical reasons a surgery 8 out of 10 people

of 10 people

of 10 people operated will relapse after 5 5 or 10

operated will relapse after 5 5 or 10

operated will relapse after 5 5 or 10 years

years

years by observing their behaviors we realized

by observing their behaviors we realized

by observing their behaviors we realized that they don’t often know every steps

that they don’t often know every steps

that they don’t often know every steps they

they

they to make before the surgery and after the

to make before the surgery and after the

to make before the surgery and after the surgery some have difficulties managing

surgery some have difficulties managing

surgery some have difficulties managing their meals despite this they just have

their meals despite this they just have

their meals despite this they just have one appointment every six months with

one appointment every six months with

one appointment every six months with the doctors these surgeries paid by the

the doctors these surgeries paid by the

the doctors these surgeries paid by the welfare system are inefficient because

welfare system are inefficient because

welfare system are inefficient because of roadblocks and challenges happening

of roadblocks and challenges happening

of roadblocks and challenges happening outside the hospital so we design an

outside the hospital so we design an

outside the hospital so we design an innovative continuous care pathway we

innovative continuous care pathway we

innovative continuous care pathway we allowed patients to take control of

allowed patients to take control of

allowed patients to take control of their own treatment through a mobile app

their own treatment through a mobile app

their own treatment through a mobile app it remotely delivers personalized

it remotely delivers personalized

it remotely delivers personalized psychological and nutrition advices

psychological and nutrition advices

psychological and nutrition advices given by the medical staff to do that we

given by the medical staff to do that we

given by the medical staff to do that we used an approach named Design Thinking

used an approach named Design Thinking

used an approach named Design Thinking to prototype solutions with the surgeons

to prototype solutions with the surgeons

to prototype solutions with the surgeons and the patients these patients who are

and the patients these patients who are

and the patients these patients who are not actors of their own well-being we

not actors of their own well-being we

not actors of their own well-being we think they will heal better and obesity

think they will heal better and obesity

think they will heal better and obesity will cost less to the health system

obesity is just an example of chronic

obesity is just an example of chronic disease which is the first cause of

disease which is the first cause of

disease which is the first cause of mortality in the world and will increase

mortality in the world and will increase

mortality in the world and will increase treatment is not enough prevention and

treatment is not enough prevention and

treatment is not enough prevention and continuous care are needed the

continuous care are needed the

continuous care are needed the healthcare world cannot be reduced to

healthcare world cannot be reduced to

healthcare world cannot be reduced to separate boxes a hospital a medical

separate boxes a hospital a medical

separate boxes a hospital a medical office a patient’s home a pharmacy

office a patient’s home a pharmacy

office a patient’s home a pharmacy people go from one box to another and no

people go from one box to another and no

people go from one box to another and no one better than the patients know what

one better than the patients know what

one better than the patients know what they experience between these boxes this

they experience between these boxes this

they experience between these boxes this is why we need collaborative and

is why we need collaborative and

is why we need collaborative and empathic approach as Design Thinking to

empathic approach as Design Thinking to

empathic approach as Design Thinking to work with the patients to develop

work with the patients to develop

work with the patients to develop better optimized and intuitive care

better optimized and intuitive care

better optimized and intuitive care pathways so we need to work through

pathways so we need to work through

pathways so we need to work through design thinking to work with all the

design thinking to work with all the

design thinking to work with all the team patients family and the medical

team patients family and the medical

team patients family and the medical staff in this two-by-two room where I

staff in this two-by-two room where I

staff in this two-by-two room where I learned how thick my mother was I would

learned how thick my mother was I would

learned how thick my mother was I would have dreamed of a better process to

have dreamed of a better process to

have dreamed of a better process to communicate with the medical staff in

communicate with the medical staff in

communicate with the medical staff in healthcare we are talking about human

healthcare we are talking about human

healthcare we are talking about human interactions and both patients and the

interactions and both patients and the

interactions and both patients and the medical staff have difficulties and

medical staff have difficulties and

medical staff have difficulties and emotions this is why we need to change

emotions this is why we need to change

emotions this is why we need to change how we think health the healthcare world

how we think health the healthcare world

how we think health the healthcare world already tries to optimize its process

already tries to optimize its process

already tries to optimize its process using tools coming from the industry as

using tools coming from the industry as

using tools coming from the industry as lean management but it can be enough

lean management but it can be enough

lean management but it can be enough because patients need not to be any more

because patients need not to be any more

because patients need not to be any more patient humans have already too big

patient humans have already too big

patient humans have already too big powers empathy and creativity which can

powers empathy and creativity which can

powers empathy and creativity which can be heightened in the healthcare world

be heightened in the healthcare world

be heightened in the healthcare world through Design Thinking to enhance our

through Design Thinking to enhance our

through Design Thinking to enhance our future healthcare experiences thank you

future healthcare experiences thank you

future healthcare experiences thank you [Applause]

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