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www.mcneilwilson.com/text/page.jsp?section=news&page=ne - [Cached Version]
Published on: 11/27/2007 Last Visited: 9/29/2008
Dr. David Paperny of Kaiser Permanente Hawaii Receives National Award From the American Academy of PediatricsMcNeil Wilson Communications, Inc.
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Paperny is first in Hawaii to win for leadership in Online Medical Records and Health Education Technology
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Honolulu , Dr. David Paperny MD, FAAP, adolescent medicine specialist for Kaiser Permanente Hawaii, was awarded the Byron Oberst Award on October 28, 2007 at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition in San Francisco.Paperny played an instrumental role in the development of pediatric content for Kaiser Permanente's HealthConnect program, an online system that provides doctors, nurses, and members with up-to-the-minute medical history information and eliminates the inefficiencies and errors that paper-based systems can bring.

Kaiser Permanente's HealthConnect program integrates a member's clinical record with appointments, registration, and billing to deliver improvements in care delivery and patient satisfaction.

In addition to his contributions to HealthConnect, Paperny is also known worldwide for his achievements in computerized health screening and health education multimedia.He created Teen and Young Adult Checkup, a uniquely effective approach to health evaluation and education of adolescents using computers, semi-peer health counselors and nurses to provide comprehensive adolescent preventive health services.In the area of health education, Paperny created various DVDs on topics such as child care and asthma.

"We are pleased to see Dr. Paperny's efforts receive national recognition and are grateful for his valuable work which has not only benefited our members in Hawaii, but all Kaiser Permanente members," said Dr. Geoff Sewell, executive medical director for Kaiser Permanente Hawaii, which provides medical care for the Hawaii Region's 220,000 members.
www.managedcaremag.com/archives/0410/0410.healthriskass - [Cached Version]
Last Visited: 2/1/2009
The number one way for a physician to get the full benefit of an HRA is to use it as a diagnostic tool, says David M. Paperny, MD, director of adolescent services for Kaiser Permanente's Hawaii region. Paperny developed a multimedia system called the Youth Health Program that asks patients a series of questions — including follow-up questions based on their answers — and then plays videos that address the risk factors that the software identifies. The system also prioritizes the patient's problems and prints them out for Paperny to review before seeing the patient.

600 questions

"There's a question selector, so you can set the questions to 'comprehensive,' which can give about 600 questions," he says. Options also include narrowing the questions down to drug risk assessments, affective disorders, and other categories. Paperny has even replaced his patients' annual physicals with a visit to the computer and a half-hour session with a health educator who counsels teenagers about risk factors. Physical exams are given if needed, he says.

"The system prioritizes problems, and that's really more important than just giving standard advice," he says.
starbulletin.com/2008/01/02/news/notice.html - [Cached Version]
Last Visited: 1/3/2008
, Dr. David Paperny, Kaiser Permanente Hawaii adolescent medicine specialist, was recognized nationally at a recent American Academy of Pediatrics conference in San Francisco.

He received the Byron Oberst Award, presented to a Fellow of the Academy who makes a significant contribution to the field of clinical information technology.

Paperny had a leading role in development of pediatric content for Kaiser's HealthConnect program, an online system providing doctors, nurses and members with medical history information.
www.mcneilwilson.com/text/page.jsp?section=news&page=ne - [Cached Version]
Published on: 11/27/2007 Last Visited: 1/7/2009
Dr. David Paperny of Kaiser Permanente Hawaii Receives National Award From the American Academy of Pediatrics McNeil Wilson Communications, Inc.
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Paperny is first in Hawaii to win for leadership in Online Medical Records and Health Education Technology
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Paperny played an instrumental role in the development of pediatric content for Kaiser Permanente's HealthConnect program, an online system that provides doctors, nurses, and members with up-to-the-minute medical history information and eliminates the inefficiencies and errors that paper-based systems can bring.

Kaiser Permanente's HealthConnect program integrates a member's clinical record with appointments, registration, and billing to deliver improvements in care delivery and patient satisfaction.

In addition to his contributions to HealthConnect, Paperny is also known worldwide for his achievements in computerized health screening and health education multimedia. He created Teen and Young Adult Checkup, a uniquely effective approach to health evaluation and education of adolescents using computers, semi-peer health counselors and nurses to provide comprehensive adolescent preventive health services. In the area of health education, Paperny created various DVDs on topics such as child care and asthma.

"We are pleased to see Dr. Paperny's efforts receive national recognition and are grateful for his valuable work which has not only benefited our members in Hawaii, but all Kaiser Permanente members," said Dr. Geoff Sewell, executive medical director for Kaiser Permanente Hawaii, which provides medical care for the Hawaii Region's 220,000 members.
www.mcneilwilson.com/text/page.jsp?section=news&page=ne - [Cached Version]
Published on: 11/27/2007 Last Visited: 5/29/2009
Dr. David Paperny of Kaiser Permanente Hawaii Receives National Award From the American Academy of Pediatrics McNeil Wilson Communications, Inc.
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DR. DAVID PAPERNY OF KAISER PERMANENTE HAWAII RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD FROM THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS Paperny is first in Hawaii to win for leadership in Online Medical Records and Health Education Technology
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Honolulu - Dr. David Paperny MD, FAAP, adolescent medicine specialist for Kaiser Permanente Hawaii, was awarded the Byron Oberst Award on October 28, 2007 at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition in San Francisco. Paperny played an instrumental role in the development of pediatric content for Kaiser Permanente's HealthConnect program, an online system that provides doctors, nurses, and members with up-to-the-minute medical history information and eliminates the inefficiencies and errors that paper-based systems can bring.

Kaiser Permanente's HealthConnect program integrates a member's clinical record with appointments, registration, and billing to deliver improvements in care delivery and patient satisfaction.

In addition to his contributions to HealthConnect, Paperny is also known worldwide for his achievements in computerized health screening and health education multimedia. He created Teen and Young Adult Checkup, a uniquely effective approach to health evaluation and education of adolescents using computers, semi-peer health counselors and nurses to provide comprehensive adolescent preventive health services. In the area of health education, Paperny created various DVDs on topics such as child care and asthma.

"We are pleased to see Dr. Paperny's efforts receive national recognition and are grateful for his valuable work which has not only benefited our members in Hawaii, but all Kaiser Permanente members," said Dr. Geoff Sewell, executive medical director for Kaiser Permanente Hawaii, which provides medical care for the Hawaii Region's 220,000 members.
starbulletin.com/2007/12/06/business/bizbriefs.html - [Cached Version]
Published on: 12/6/2007 Last Visited: 12/6/2007
, The American Academy of Pediatrics has awarded Kaiser Permanente Hawaii adolescent medicine specialist Dr. David Paperny with the Byron Oberst Award at the AAP National Conference & Exhibition in San Francisco.He is recognized for his role in the development of pediatric content for Kaiser's HealthConnect program and other achievements in computerized health screening and health education multimedia.
www.sophrona.com/resources.htm - [Cached Version]
Published on: 4/2/2006 Last Visited: 7/14/2007
David Paperny, MD FAAP, FSAM
www.queens.org/cme/special_20081009.html - [Cached Version]
Last Visited: 9/15/2008
David M. Paperny, MD, FAAP (Pediatrician, Kaiser Permanente), Robert Bidwell, MD, FAAP (Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics, UH JABSOM), Bliss Kaneshiro, MD (Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women's Health, UH JABSOM), Alison Madden, MD (Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women's Health, UH JABSOM), and Leolinda Parlin (State Coordinator, Family Voices of Hawaii, and Adjunct Faculty, Department of Pediatrics, UH JABSOM)
2004_10 | More Plans Discover Value of Health Risk... - [Cached Version]
Published on: 11/2/2004 Last Visited: 11/2/2004
The number one way for a physician to get the full benefit of an HRA is to use it as a diagnostic tool, says David M. Paperny, MD, director of adolescent services for Kaiser Permanente's Hawaii region.Paperny developed a multimedia system called the Youth Health Program that asks patients a series of questions , including follow-up questions based on their answers , and then plays videos that address the risk factors that the software identifies.The system also prioritizes the patient's problems and prints them out for Paperny to review before seeing the patient.

600 questions

"There's a question selector, so you can set the questions to 'comprehensive,' which can give about 600 questions," he says.Options also include narrowing the questions down to drug risk assessments, affective disorders, and other categories.Paperny has even replaced his patients' annual physicals with a visit to the computer and a half-hour session with a health educator who counsels teenagers about risk factors.Physical exams are given if needed, he says.

"The system prioritizes problems, and that's really more important than just giving standard advice," he says.
AAP National Conference and Exhibition - List of... - [Cached Version]
Published on: 10/24/2001 Last Visited: 4/7/2002
David Paperny, MD, FAAP

The use of electronic multimedia tools can have significant positive impact on your ambulatory pediatric practice.Come and see how you can select and effectively implement multimedia tools in your practice-both for patient care and practice enhancement-without breaking the bank!