A six-minute video-clip to ponder the values fostered by health technology |
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| Authors: | Pascale Lehoux Bryn Williams-Jones Myriam Hivon Genevieve Daudelin Fiona Alice Miller |
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| Affiliation: | 1. Department of Health Administration, University of Montreal, Institute of Public Health Research of University of Montreal (IRSPUM), Canada Research Chair on Health Innovations;2. Department of Social & Preventive Medicine, University of Montreal, IRSPUM;3. IRSPUM;4. Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto |
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| Abstract: | As part of our research team''s knowledge transfer and exchange (KTE) initiatives, we developed a six-minute video-clip to enable productive deliberations among technology developers, clinicians and patient representatives. This video-clip summarises in plain language the valuable goals and features that are embedded in health technology and raises questions regarding the direction that should be taken by health care innovations. The use of such video-clips creates unique opportunities for face-to-face deliberations by enabling participants to interact and debate policy issues that are pivotal to the sustainability of health care systems. In our experience, we found that audiovisual-elicitation-based KTE initiatives can fill an important communication gap among key stakeholders: pondering, from a health care system perspective, why and how certain kinds of medical technologies bring a more valuable response to health care needs when compared to others. |
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| Keywords: | Health Technology Values Health Care Systems Audiovisual-elicitation-based Methodology Knowledge Transfer and Exchange |
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