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Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer (SSWBC)

Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer (SSWBC) Please note that the timelines identified here have changed following discussion arising from this presentation. 24/4/2001 Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer (SSWBC) Introductory Workshop 22 March 2001 SSWBC Summary

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Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer (SSWBC)

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  1. Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer (SSWBC) Please note that the timelines identified here have changed following discussion arising from this presentation. 24/4/2001

  2. Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer (SSWBC) Introductory Workshop 22 March 2001

  3. SSWBC Summary Program Objectives • Adequate and appropriate information about treatment. • Adequate information about supportive care. • Coordinated approach to supportive care. • Identification and referral of women with psychosocial problems. • Access to information about treatment for lymphoedema. • Information about eligibility for financial and other support. SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  4. SSWBC Summary Desired Outcome Projects targeting health professionals + Projects targeting women = Improved information and support for women with breast cancer SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  5. SSWBC Summary An E-Health Focus Support Peer support for: Consumers, Families, Breast Care Nurses, Other health professionals Linking within / between support groups Education & Information Clinical Review Access to information resources Education sessions for: Consumers Families Health professionals Consultation Case review Telepsychiatry Telepsychology Home care e-Health Care Coordination and Administration Clinical networking Multidisciplinary review Other health links eg. Primary care providers Mental health teams

  6. SSWBC Summary Timelines • Phase One: • Introductory Session 22 March • Regional leader training 19 April • Information session 3 May • Local consultation 4 May – 15 June • Phase One Submission 16 June – process 7 July • Phase One implementation July 2001 • Commencement of Phase TwoBy February 2002 SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  7. The E-Health Model The use of technology to enhance health care. SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  8. The E-Health Model Technology • Videoconferencing • Internet/email • Information management • POTS – Phone, fax • Multi-media SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  9. The E-Health Model Uses • Clinical review and consultation • Peer support and networking • Education and information • Care co-ordination • Health administration SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  10. The E-Health Model Care Types • Telepsychiatry / counselling • Teleradiology • Telerehabilitation • Tele home care • Multidisciplinary care SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  11. The E-Health Model Relationships • Practioner - practitioner • Practitioner - consumer • Practitioner - information • Consumer – information • Administration SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  12. The E-Health Model Benefits for Consumers • Improved access to services • More experienced and better trained practitioners • Earlier intervention and better health outcomes • Less disruption to family, employment and social lives • Reduced travel, stress and cost SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  13. The E-Health Model Benefits for Practitioners • Peer support • Professional education • Increased capacity • Increased experience • Greater efficienty through reduced travel, stress and cost SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  14. The E-Health Model The E-Health Model Examples • Fetal tele-ultrasound consultations over 1500km – Dr Fung Yee Chan, Qld • Basic surgical training online – Dr Tim Shaw, NSW • Better Health Channel – DHS, Vic • Multidisciplinary review meetings • HealthInsite – DH&AC, AUS • Alfred Hospital Trauma Symposium • Yarram telerehabilitation – Vic SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  15. The E-Health Model The E-Health Model Examples • Videotaped Grand Rounds – Fletcher Allen Health Care, USA • RDNS remote access database – AUS • Victorian Telepsychiatry Network – AUS • Breast cancer self-help network (teleconference) – Canada • West Prince Telehospice – Canada • Internet facilitated decision making for prostate cancer – Canada SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  16. The E-Health Model The E-Health Model Examples • Electronic Housecall System – China • Computer based patient support system for women with breast cancer – USA • Virtual Hospital – USA • National Electronic Library for Health – UK • Palm pilot based pain management system – USA • Baby CareLink virtual visits and information support – USA SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  17. The Process Phase One • Introductory Session 22 March • Goals: • Identification of regional leaders to assist in the consultation process • Identification of preliminary regional interest and capacity for Phase One projects • Briefing for regional stakeholders • Consideration of consultation process SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  18. The Process Phase One • Regional Leader Training 19 April • Goals: • Project briefing for regional leaders, BSEP managers and other regional leaders • Advanced training in e-health concepts • Training in videoconferencing facilitation • Further identification of regional interest and capacity to participate in Phase One SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  19. The Process Phase One • Information Session 3 May • Goals: • Provide information to regional participants to assist with the consultation process SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  20. The Process Phase One • Local Consultation 4 May – 15 June • Goals: • Regional discussion of options and issues • Development of regional report and expressions of interest • Provide financial, facilitation and submission development support • Clarify linkages with other regional breast cancer projects and programs SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  21. The Process Phase One • Phase One Submission Process • 16 June – 7 July • Goals: • Review regional submissions • Finalisation of Phase One projects • Funding of Phase One projects SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  22. The Process Phase One • Phase One Implementation July 2001 • Goal: • Commence Phase One projects SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  23. The Process Phase Two • Commencement of Phase Two • By February 2002 • Goals: • Regional promotion and development as with Phase One • Invitation to regions to submit for Phase Two projects SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

  24. Contact Catuscia Biuso BreastCare Victoria Phone: 03 9616 2132 Fax: 03 9616 2513 Email: catuscia.biuso@dhs.vic.gov.au SSWBC Introductory Workshop - 22 March 2001

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