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Care Coordination: The Key to Improving Patient Outcomes

Relias

What is care coordination? Coordination of care is the process of organizing and integrating health care services for patients across care settings and providers.

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Tracking Key Metrics to Virtual Nursing Success

Health Leaders | Nursing

Patient satisfaction. With the industry’s gradual shift to value-based care, health systems are placing more emphasis on patient experience—and a virtual nursing program can have a profound impact on how a patient feels about the care they receive.

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Intermountain Sees Unexpected Benefits in Virtual Nursing Pilot

Health Leaders | Nursing

They feel like they’re being supported, educated, and know how to care for themselves when they go home.” “They do feel connected regardless of the fact that the nurse is on a laptop, a mobile cart, or whether we have the telemetry in the room on a big monitor,” she says.

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What is Pre-Acute Care and Why Do We Need it?

Relias

Pre-acute care may include preventive screenings, health education, and early intervention programs. The concept of pre-acute care goes beyond preventative care to help address social determinants of health that can affect a patient’s health status and access to care.

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What is Pre-Acute Care and Why Do We Need it?

Relias

Pre-acute care may include preventive screenings, health education, and early intervention programs. The concept of pre-acute care goes beyond preventative care to help address social determinants of health that can affect a patient’s health status and access to care.

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Let’s huddle up

American Nurse

A comprehensive ambulatory cancer center’s journey to implementing tiered huddles Takeaways: Tiered huddles are brief conversations that occur throughout levels of an organization or across health systems to improve patient safety, communication, situational awareness, care coordination, resource utilization, patient outcomes, and service.

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Collaborative Care for Liver Disease in a Time of COVID-19

Consult QD

It is also used as an educational platform for our fellows and residents.” This was specifically observed in terms of improved decision making, patient care coordination, and reduced wait times. Recognizing the benefits to patient care, it is a practice the team continues today.