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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Team-Based Care"”.
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Promoting Patient-Centered Team-Based Care: An Advocacy Toolkit
<p>The high performing patient care team is now widely recognized as an essential model for constructing a more patient-centered, coordinated, and effective system of health care delivery. In order to achieve these goals, health care teams need diverse members with flexible leadership. …
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Team-Based Care To Support Physiologic Birth: A Review Of Literature
… and decrease in physiologic birth practices. Team-based maternity care has been studied as a method to improve safety through improved communication and teamwork skills. The purpose of this literature review was to explore whether team-based care can be used as a strategy to promote …
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The Patient's Care Experiences in a Team-Based Clinical Microsystem Model of Care: Accountable Care Unit
Hospitals are reorganizing inpatient care into interprofessional clinical microsystems such as the Accountable Care Unit. However, findings on healthcare outcomes are mixed, and studies that explain how patients experience care within this team-based care model remain limited. This dissertation …
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A Patient-Oriented Exploration of Women's Perspectives on Surgeon Continuity in Breast Cancer Care
… considered a key component of patient-centered care, yet little is known about how women with breast cancer perceive and value surgeon continuity compared with team-based models of care. This study explored women’s perspectives on continuity across diagnosis, surgery, and postoperative follow-up …
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Faculty Perceptions Of Self Efficacy In Interprofessional Healthcare Education
<p>Interprofessional team-based care is of the utmost importance to maximize health outcomes. These mixed discipline teams work together to complement skills and support each other for patient-centered care delivery. To prepare future healthcare clinicians, effective and efficient interprofessional …
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Learning from interprofessional practice
… health services from compartmentalized to team-based care (IOM, 2003; WHO, 2010). Based on their advice the Interprofessional Educational Collaborative (IPEC) formulated four interprofessional (IP) competencies to guide the creation of curricular activities necessary for the education of …
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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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Exploring the role of medical social work: Findings from a pilot project in a national health center in Cambodia
… with data regarding the processes through which team members learn about the role of social work. DISCUSSIONWhile there was significant agreement across respondent groups regarding the role of medical social workers, discussion focuses on dynamics that may influence differences in perception of …
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The perception of nursing, pharmacy technician, and paramedic students participating in interprofessional simulation: A mixed methods study
… methodology supporting interprofessional teams, role recognition, and collaborative practice. A mixed methods design was used to study the complex phenomenon of the effectiveness of IPE-Sim in promoting interprofessional teams, role recognition, and collaborative practice. The quantitative …
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The Determinants of Physical Activity, Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose, and Poor Glycemic Control Among Individuals Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes in Saudi Arabia: A Cross-Sectional Study Based on the Saudi Health Interview Survey (SHIS)
… The study suggested individualizing plan of care for diabetic patients due to disparity in the personal factors. The study supported the urgent change in the healthcare system to adapt healthcare professional team-based care. Finally, longitudinal studies at both national and regional levels …
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An Examinaton of the Enhanced Primary Care Model for the Organization of Team Care in Managing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in the Elderly Population
<p>The healthcare system is faced with overwhelming demands as a result of the growing elderly population, especially those with chronic illnesses. One disease that significantly impacts the morbidity and mortality of the elderly population, especially the minority and poor population, is type 2 …
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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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Confidence And Connectedness: A Mixed Methods Study On Patients Managing Co-Occuring Physical And Behavioral Health Conditions
… chronic illness is becoming increasingly team based, yet most team building concepts relate to the team as a dichotomous unit: the medical team and the patient. Patients are expected to be “engaged” and “activated” members of the team, yet there is a gap in knowledge regarding how patients …