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Emily Hickmann¹, Peggy Richter¹, Hannes Schlieter¹

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Integrating patient-centeredness into patient pathways is vital for quality healthcare. This study found inconsistent guidance, advocating for structured strategies to improve patient outcomes and resource use.

Keywords:

Patient engagement Patient pathways Patient-centeredness Systematic literature review

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Health Informatics
Patient Experience

Background:

Patient-centeredness is essential for high-quality healthcare, aligning care with individual needs and preferences.
Current healthcare systems frequently fall short, leading to suboptimal outcomes and patient dissatisfaction.
Patient pathways are key tools in health information systems for care planning and management.

Purpose of the Study:

To systematically review the integration of patient-centered approaches in patient pathway development and implementation.
To identify challenges and inconsistencies in current guidance.
To propose recommendations for structured and consistent patient-centered strategies.

Main Methods:

A systematic literature review was conducted.
The review analyzed 2,342 papers sourced from PubMed.
The focus was on the application of patient-centeredness within patient pathway frameworks.

Main Results:

Guidance for incorporating patient-centeredness into patient pathways is fragmented, unstructured, and inconsistent.
A significant gap exists between the recognized importance of patient-centeredness and its practical application in pathway design.
Existing literature lacks a cohesive framework for effective implementation.

Conclusions:

There is a critical need for more structured and consistent strategies in designing and implementing patient pathways.
Adopting standardized patient-centered approaches can enhance healthcare outcomes.
Optimizing resource allocation can be achieved through improved patient pathway design.