The Five-Dimension Patient Experience Model and Its Applications in Healthcare Using the Example of Spinal Cord
1Instituto para la Experiencia del Paciente (IEXP), Majadahonda, Spain.
Abstract:
The need for a comprehensive patient experience model across healthcare sectors is crucial. This study introduces IEXP's five-dimension model: physical, emotional, social, cultural, and healthcare. Unlike hospital-centric frameworks, this model acknowledges holistic experiences, vital for chronic conditions. Applied to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and spinal cord injury (SCI), it showcases its adaptability. This model benefits healthcare, patient groups, pharmaceuticals, and medical tech, optimizing care, policy support, adherence, and patient-focused tech. Despite limitations and a chronic condition focus, the model adds value in shaping patient experience cross-sector.
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