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Showing 1 to 20 of 52 for “"Care coordination"”.
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Improving care coordination through virtual warm handoffs in telepsychiartry
… or vital-sign checks, and fragmented follow-up care, especially for patients on medications like lithium, valproate, or clozapine that require specific monitoring as per guidelines. Purpose: This QI/EBP DNP project assessed whether implementing a structured provider-to-nurse SBAR handoff would …
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CARE COORDINATION PRACTICES AMONG ILLINOIS PEDIATRICIANS AND EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICE COORDINATORS
… for infants/toddlers with special health care needs (SHCN). This growth has also brought about a change in the relationship between pediatricians and EI service coordinators, creating an increased need for communication and collaboration between these groups of professionals. In order to …
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Care Coordination for Pediatric Patients at Federally Qualified Health Centers in Arizona
… in the past few decades in the United States. Care coordination in patient- or family-centered medical home (PCMH/FCMH) models is one evidence-based strategy to help better manage childhood chronic diseases. Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) primarily serve uninsured, Medicaid, …
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Depression Outcomes in Care Coordination, Primary Care and Psychiatry Patients After Pharmacogenetic Testing
… activation before and after pharmacogenetic care in a coordinated care population. The process of pharmacogenetic care includes the patient’s acknowledgment of medication changes which are based on their genetic profile. This study will be framed by Dorothea Orem’s Self-Care Theory and Davies …
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User-centered design of an integrated sensor data interface for remote care coordination
… The web-based site management interface and care coordination data dashboard created in this research project bridge the usability gap between health professionals and their ability to use client sensor data for remote health coaching and care coordination. Instrumental in this work was the …
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Creation of a care coordination tool to streamline care for children with complex medical care needs
Children with complex medical care needs require extensive resources, and their families face significant challenges in coordinating care, managing insurance, and integrating various care plans. Pediatric Palliative Care has proven effective in filling gaps in care coordination, but access to …
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Improving Care Coordination for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Developmental Disorders/Delay/Disabilities in the United States
It is widely accepted that continuity and coordination of care as a form of healthcare delivery is essential to meet patients’ comprehensive health needs regardless of geographical location or social economic status. Healthcare organizations and providers must be transformed into health services …
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HOW INSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS SHAPE THE QUALITY OF WORK PRACTICES: EVIDENCE FROM THREE CARE COORDINATION PROGRAMS IN NEW YORK STATE
Commentators have often celebrated care coordination as an encompassing solution capable of reducing costs and increasing quality in US healthcare. It is unclear, however, under which conditions organizations implement high-quality work practices that are essential for achieving improved outcomes …
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<b>Designing for Healthcare Equity: Implementation of Care Coordination within a Pediatric Healthcare System - </b><b>Application of Implementation Mapping</b>
… the implementation of health equity-focused care coordination within the pediatric context of Children's Mercy Kansas City (CMKC). Employing a pragmatic paradigm, the study integrates action research and case study methodologies, leveraging both inductive and deductive approaches to examine …
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A retrospective data analysis in veterans with inflammatory bowel disease: Using Wagner's Chronic Care Model to explore medication adherence
… (IBD) ranges between 7-72% . Increased healthcare utilization has been associated with non-adherence in IBD. Wagner's Chronic Care Model (CCM) posits that care coordination between primary and gastroenterology (GI) specialty care could improve adherence and healthcare utilization. </p><p> …
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Designing A Care Delivery System Through Interprofessional Coordinated Care In A Medical Neighborhood Setting
… <p>The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010) has two significant aims: to improve the quality of healthcare and in doing so, to lower the cost of healthcare. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that chronic health conditions, such as diabetes, …
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Doctor of nursing practice quality improvement project : free medical clinic diagnostic testing process improvement
… diagnostics can have an impact on a patient's care and can have medical-legal consequences for health organizations and personnel alike (Callen et al., 2012). Kwan et al. (2019) report that deficient laboratory testing processes can be attributed to safety concerns for patients. According to …
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Essays on Healthcare Coordination
… interventions aimed at improving the coordination of healthcare delivery services. Two examples of such interventions are care coordination teams (CCTs), which are used in hospitals to coordinate patient flow across care units; and Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), which are used …
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Evolution Of A 90-Day Model Of Care For Bundled Episodic Payments For Congestive Heart Failure In Home Care
… and post acute providers in the redesign of care that achieves savings and improve quality. Community-based organizations are at the forefront of this care redesign through innovative models of care aimed at bridging gaps in care coordination and reducing hospital readmissions. This article …
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Health Information Exchange Use in Primary Care
… over $40 billion in digitizing the health care system, yet the anticipated gains in improved care coordination, quality, and cost savings remain largely unrealized. This is due in part to limited interoperability and low rates of health information exchange (HIE) use, which can support care …
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Integrative Wellness Sessions In A Pediatric Hospital Setting: A Feasibility Study to Assess Evaluation of the Hospital Heroes Program at Banner's Diamond Children's Hospital
… children. Further, burnout among healthcare providers is increasing, affecting both their wellbeing and patient outcomes. At Banner Children's Diamond Children's Hospital, patients, families, and staff can receive CAM through the Integrative Touch for Kids™ (ITK) Hospital Heroes (HH) …
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Develoment of a guideline for professional nurses in Ghana to support self-management in patients with end-stage renal disease
… health concern in Ghana, where limited healthcare infrastructure, and high treatment costs often affecting patient outcomes. Supporting patients to manage their conditions is therefore essential. This study aimed to develop an evidence-based guideline to assist professional nurses in promoting …
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The Effectiveness of a Measurement System and Feedback Process on Teamwork Medical Clerkship Education
… consensus on how to reliably assess healthcare students' performance in essential teamwork skills that support patient safety and effective care coordination across diverse clinical learning environments. Additionally, there is a need for audit-and-feedback (A/F) systems that can collect, …
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Patient and family experiences with peri-operative care for spinal fusion surgery
… of hospitalizations, and increased need for care coordination.1-3 Many complex children with neuromuscular diseases have scoliosis, or a deformity of the spine. Often, scoliosis in these patients affects multiple organ systems and requires spinal fusion surgery to repair the deformity and …
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Analyzing Patient Characteristics Associated With Hepatitis C Follow-Up Care After Implementation Of A Pharmacy Technician-Driven Service
… models of testing and connecting patients to care for hepatitis C and why patients do not follow-up for hepatitis C care. However, no studies have looked at characteristics of patients not connected to care and characteristics associated with follow-up with and without targeted intervention. A …
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