Ariadne Labs is a joint center for health systems innovation at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health. Our mission is to build and support a community of researchers who create and drive scalable solutions that produce better care at the most critical moments in people's lives everywhere. We are named for Ariadne, the Greek goddess who showed the way out of the Minotaur's labyrinth with a simple thread - for we are trying to provide simple solutions to navigating the maze of healthcare complexity.
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Happening in one hour! Join us in learning about serious *wellness* conversations!
We're putting the final touches on tomorrow's presentation and discussion with Ariadne Labs. We hope you will join us! https://lnkd.in/gxBd8yKn #WMTY #WhatMattersToYou #PalliativeCareIsForYou #PalliativeCare #Palliative
Words matter, especially when someone has been harmed in their health care. Shifting from legal and institutional jargon to patient-centered language can help health systems better support patients and families after harm. The PACT team discusses the power & pain of words:
Our latest paper describes how the language we use with patients after they experience harm matters. Ariadne Labs Carole Hemmelgarn
People living with frailty -even if they aren't facing serious illness- can benefit from meaningful conversations with their care team about their values, priorities, and living well. Join us for a webinar on serious *wellness* conversations with Greg Andreas and Elizabeth Matejka from Curiosity, Frailty & Palliative Care Project on March 4th at 12pm ET:
Drone delivery of medical supplies has the potential to make hospital care at home more efficient and effective. With the ability to quickly receive medications, deliver lab tests, and more, home hospital care can be more agile and responsive to patients' needs.
Clinician-Investigator & Medical Director, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School
More on our #dronesforgood work: https://lnkd.in/e3WY93AT. #Dronesforgood will transform how we enable folks to receive health care in a cost-effective manner, no matter where they live. Is the future of health care in the air? https://bit.ly/4hKs0mQ Mass General Brigham Ariadne Labs MassDOT Federal Aviation Administration
Drones can be a fast, efficient, and effective way to transport medical supplies. In The Wall Street Journal, Home Hospital Director David Levine discusses how drone delivery of lab samples, medications, and more can enhance hospital care at home.
Words matter, especially when someone has been harmed in their health care. Shifting from legal and institutional jargon to patient-centered language can help health systems better support patients and families after harm. New paper from PACT (Pathway to Accountability, Compassion and Transparency):
Your ability to get great care shouldn't depend on where you live. That's why we're using innovative technologies to bring high-quality, hospital-level care directly to the doorsteps of rural American homes. We are thrilled to announce DEMOCRATIZE, a new initiative from the Ariadne Labs Home Hospital team. The project will blend experience in human-centered design, home-based technology, implementation, and rural Home Hospital to democratize access to hospital-level care for rural Americans.
Mass General Brigham has been awarded three Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) contracts to deliver hospital-level care to Americans in rural communities across the United States. Congratulations to the awarded physician-investigators: David Levine, MD, MPH, MA, clinical director of Research & Development, Mass General Brigham Healthcare at Home; Julian Goldman, MD, FASA, medical director of Mass General Brigham Biomedical Engineering; Rajiv (Raj) Gupta, MD, PhD, director of the Advanced X-ray Imaging Sciences (AXIS) Center. Learn more about their projects: https://spklr.io/60442MFA
Congratulations JPS Health Network on their launch of #TeamBirth in Texas and commitment to ensuring safe, empowering experiences for everyone giving birth!
#JPSHealthNetwork is excited to announce the launch of #TeamBirth, a program that focuses on open communication to make your birth experience better. JPS has partnered with United Way to introduce this program in our Labor and Delivery department. What does TeamBirth mean for you? ?? You’re in Charge - We make sure you’re involved in every decision about your care. ?? Safer Care - As a team, we’ll make sure you and your baby stay safe and healthy. ??? Clear Communication - We’ll talk with you often and use pictures to help explain. ?? Support and Inclusion - You and your family are important members of the team. #TeamJPS is committed to putting your needs and your family’s health first. Welcome to a more connected birth experience! To learn more about this initiative, visit https://ow.ly/xovW50UO40W.
TeamBirth is about improving communication and teamwork during childbirth, and doulas can be instrumental in achieving this goal. We're proud to collaborate with the community doula program to promote safety and dignity for people giving birth, and we're looking forward to the launch of TeamBirth in Tarrant County next week!
Today is Maternal Health Awareness Day, and we want to take a moment to thank the 120 doulas who have completed our community doula training and the first cohort of North Texas hospitals preparing to launch TeamBirth next week. Together, we’re creating healthier outcomes for moms and babies across Tarrant County. We created our maternal health programs because the need was impossible to ignore. Tarrant County is in a region with one of the highest maternal mortality rates, and in neighborhoods like Fort Worth’s 76104 ZIP code, many pregnant women face serious challenges getting the care they need and having their voices heard during and after delivery. Our community doula program was designed to change that. We trained individuals from the 76104 ZIP code to support pregnant women and their families. By pairing mothers with doulas who share similar life experiences, we’re helping to bridge the trust gap between underserved families and the healthcare system. Our partner in this project is Trust Her, part of the Child Poverty Action Lab (CPAL). TeamBirth, a care model developed by Ariadne Labs, builds on this by improving communication and ensuring moms are at the center of their care. This program is creating safer, more positive birth experiences for families across the county. What do you think is the most important way to support moms and babies in our community? Let us know in the comments. #GetUnited #UWTarrant #MaternalHealth
It's a great day to be on #TeamBirth! Congratulations to Penn Medicine Princeton Health on their launch this Maternal Health Awareness Day!
It was an honor to spend Maternal Health Awareness Day with the labor and delivery and postpartum teams at Penn Medicine Princeton Health as they launched #TeamBirth. These teams are working hard to ensure all birthing people they serve have a safe space to share questions and concerns, that wishes and choices for care are heard and respected, and decisions are made with the person giving birth, not for them. Amazing job raising the bar for maternal health! Christine Ivery, MPH, CHES Annelise Slater, MPH Ariadne Labs