Embracing the Messiness: Reflections on Co-Desiging the Co-Design of a Patient Journey Dashboard
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.This study explored co-designing a digital health tool and its development process with patient partners. Embracing challenges led to a meaningful patient-centered digital health innovation.
Area Of Science
- Digital Health
- Patient Engagement
- Co-design Methodologies
Background
- Co-design is vital for relevant digital health innovations.
- Engaging lived experience partners enhances co-design value.
- Patient-centered approaches are crucial in mental health care.
Purpose Of The Study
- To report on the co-design of a Patient Journey Dashboard and its co-design process.
- To involve patient partners in developing digital health tools and methodologies.
- To explore the practical application of co-design in addiction and mental health services.
Main Methods
- Co-design methodology applied to both a digital tool and the design process itself.
- Collaboration with patient partners from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
- Iterative development incorporating feedback throughout the process.
Main Results
- Successful co-design of both the Patient Journey Dashboard and the co-design process.
- Initial challenges in process navigation were overcome.
- Embracing complexity fostered meaningful engagement and collaboration.
Conclusions
- Co-designing the process alongside the digital tool enhances patient-centered outcomes.
- Flexibility and embracing "messiness" are key to effective co-design.
- This approach can yield valuable digital health innovations in mental health settings.
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