Utilizing participatory management (PM) theory to guide the health security card (HSC) research project (original) (raw)

Abstract

The Center for Public Health Preparedness and Disaster Response (CPHPDR) at the American Medical Association (AMA) completed the first of a three year $1.3 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to develop a health security card (HSC) with essential health information to identify individuals and meet immediate health needs in a disaster or public health emergency. The HSC project involves an overarching Participatory Management (PM) approach which is being utilized to guide community-based participatory research, including multi-disciplinary shared decision-making by key organizations. The AMA has engaged a number of partners as Core Collaborators (CC), including federal and public health liaisons, and experts in health information technology and emergency preparedness. The CCs provide broad leadership and input on the development of the HSC project. Their responsibilities are to: (1) identify other key partner organizations and similar projects; (2)...

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