Explore care coordination strategies for high-quality stroke care delivery systems in this 28-minute conference talk from the SKSI 2022 Conference. Delve into the definition of care coordination, its five key elements, and the stroke care continuum. Examine new models in acute and post-acute care, identify coordination gaps, and understand the distinct roles of health entities in patient management. Learn about transition management, post-stroke settings and services, and various measures for assessing coordination experiences. Investigate teaming and coordination challenges across the care continuum, focusing on relational coordination and its application in brain rescue units. Gain insights into evaluating stroke care systems and improving recovery outcomes through effective care coordination strategies.
Care Coordination for High-Quality Health Care Delivery Systems - SKSI 2022
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Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Care Coordination Definition Widely Cited from AHRQ/McDonald et al
Five Key Elements Comprising Care Coordination
What is the Care Continuum?
Systems of Care: Stroke Continuum of Care
AAPM&R: Exploring New Models in Acute/Post-Acute Continuum
How Does Care Coordination Bridge the Care Continuum?
Care Coordination Gaps: The White Spaces
Health Entities Play Distinct Roles: Perspective Matters Again
Transition Management: Entities and Time
Post-Stroke: Settings and Services in Patient Management
Measures: Experience of Coordination Differs by Perspective
Measures: Care Coordination Activity Domains
Teaming and Coordination: Across the Continuum
Patient Care: Coordination Challenge Among Different Roles Across Continuum
RELATIONAL COORDINATION: Background
Relational Coordination Construct
APPLICATION: ROLES SURVEYED in Brain Rescue Unit
APPLICATION: SURVEY QUESTIONS in Brain Rescue Unit
RC Network Findings: Role Mapping With a Task Target
Evaluate Stroke Care System
Taught by
Johns Hopkins Medicine
