Jennifer E. Prey|Janet Woollen|Lauren Wilcox|Alexander Sackeim|George Hripcsak|Suzanne Bakken|Susan Restaino|Steven Feiner|David K. Vawdrey
Patient engagement in the inpatient setting: a systematic review
Columbia University|Columbia University|Columbia University|Columbia University Irving Medical Center|Columbia University|Columbia University|Columbia University|New York Hospital Queens|Columbia University|Columbia University
systematically review existing literature regarding patient engagement technologies used inpatient settingpubmed association computing machinery acm digital library institute electrical electronics engineers ieee xplore cochrane databases searched studies discussed patient engagement selfefficacy patient empowerment patient activation patient engagement 2 involved health information technology technology games electronic health record electronic medical record personal health record 3 took place inpatient setting inpatient hospital english language studies reviewed17 articles identified describing topic inpatient patient engagement articles identified design requirements inpatient engagement technology remainder described interventions grouped five categories entertainment generic health information delivery patientspecific information delivery advanced communication tools personalized decision supportexamination current literature shows considerable gaps knowledge regarding patient engagement hospital setting inconsistent use terminology regarding patient engagement overall research inpatient engagement technologies limited especially concerning impact health outcomes costeffectiveness