PARTNERSHIPS & PROGRESS IN PUBLIC HEALTH
CASE STUDY NO. 1:
Implementing a National Transition Program
CF R.I.S.E.
The CF R.I.S.E. program was developed in partnership with 18 multidisciplinary providers and parents with the goal of transferring critical knowledge and skills to young people with CF throughout adolescence and young adulthood. Dozens of age-appropriate, digital (and print) assessments were developed for patients as young as 10 to bring structure and measurement to the transition process in the care team setting…
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CASE STUDY NO. 2:
Designing a Checklist-based Program
to Support GI Health
The iCAN Program
In partnership with 15 clinicians on the front lines of healthcare, the leading pancreatic enzyme manufacturer and a nationally-focused advocacy organization, SPARK developed the iCAN program. Consisting of 3 core assessments including a GI Symptom Tracker, 18 educational videos…
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CASE STUDY NO. 3:
Driving Clinician Awareness & Lead Generation
AIM for BE
The abnormal widening of the bronchi in people diagnosed with Bronchiectasis (BE) presents an ideal environment for bacteria to settle and grow into a serious lung infection; requiring one or more courses of antibiotics. Complicating matters is the fact that a successful diagnosis can take 2-3 years – or longer – as the disease is often misdiagnosed as emphysema or chronic bronchitis in the fast-paced, high turnover primary care setting…
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