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Return to all articles Return to previous page Get Started Implementing the Care Transitions Intervention in Your Community Resource Type: Toolkits 0 Comments This provider toolkit outlines the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services' Care Transitions Intervention, a four-week program in which patients and their families receive self-empowerment training to improve care transitions. The authors report results showing that enrolled patients were significantly less likely to be readmitted to the hospital and that these gains held for five months post-hospitalization. A trained Transitions Coach implements this approach; the four essential elements of the program are: 1) medication self-management; 2) use of a patient-centered health record; 3) timely follow-up post-discharge; and 4) patient recognition and response to worsening symptoms. View Resource Citation: Washington State Department of Social & Health Services. Get Started Implementing the Care Transitions Intervention in Your Community. August 2012. Accessed March 19, 2020. ambulatory care care coordination caregiver & community co-morbidities evaluation & quality improvement hospitalization Palliative care patient education patient experience post-acute care prevention promising practices readmission risk stratification telehealth treatment No Comments You need to login to comment.
Return to all articles Return to previous page Get Started Implementing the Care Transitions Intervention in Your Community Resource Type: Toolkits 0 Comments This provider toolkit outlines the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services' Care Transitions Intervention, a four-week program in which patients and their families receive self-empowerment training to improve care transitions. The authors report results showing that enrolled patients were significantly less likely to be readmitted to the hospital and that these gains held for five months post-hospitalization. A trained Transitions Coach implements this approach; the four essential elements of the program are: 1) medication self-management; 2) use of a patient-centered health record; 3) timely follow-up post-discharge; and 4) patient recognition and response to worsening symptoms. View Resource Citation: Washington State Department of Social & Health Services. Get Started Implementing the Care Transitions Intervention in Your Community. August 2012. Accessed March 19, 2020. ambulatory care care coordination caregiver & community co-morbidities evaluation & quality improvement hospitalization Palliative care patient education patient experience post-acute care prevention promising practices readmission risk stratification telehealth treatment No Comments You need to login to comment.
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