Care Management Tools of the Trade

Care Management Tools of the Trade, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 14 lectures, based on 23 reviews, and has 107 subscribers.

You will learn about List four general characteristics of a care management shared record Discuss core components of a care management shared record Explain how a care management shared record can enhance care coordination Identify three things a care management shared record can help improve Discuss why patient outreach is important Identify five different topics for telephonic or electronic outreach Describe how population health management and outreach work together Explain how a planned visit involves outreach List four different types of patient reminders Identify who can be a caregiver List five possible duties of a caregiver Describe why it’s important to give caregiver support This course is ideal for individuals who are Primary care physician practices or Federally Qualified Health Centers (FHQC) or Commercial and/or government sponsored health plans or Community service organizations or Caring for family member or friend with a chronic disease It is particularly useful for Primary care physician practices or Federally Qualified Health Centers (FHQC) or Commercial and/or government sponsored health plans or Community service organizations or Caring for family member or friend with a chronic disease .

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Summary

Title: Care Management Tools of the Trade

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 14

Number of Published Lectures: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 14

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 14

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

List four general characteristics of a care management shared record
Discuss core components of a care management shared record
Explain how a care management shared record can enhance care coordination
Identify three things a care management shared record can help improve
Discuss why patient outreach is important
Identify five different topics for telephonic or electronic outreach
Describe how population health management and outreach work together
Explain how a planned visit involves outreach
List four different types of patient reminders
Identify who can be a caregiver
List five possible duties of a caregiver
Describe why it’s important to give caregiver support

Who Should Attend

Primary care physician practices
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FHQC)
Commercial and/or government sponsored health plans
Community service organizations
Caring for family member or friend with a chronic disease

Target Audiences

Primary care physician practices
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FHQC)
Commercial and/or government sponsored health plans
Community service organizations
Caring for family member or friend with a chronic disease

Section 1: Care Management Shared Record

As our technologies advance, delivery of high quality medical care has come to require teams of health care providers in a variety of care settings such as clinician offices, hospitals, emergency departments, urgent care clinics, skilled nursing facilities, inpatient rehabs, home health care and so on. These teams may include primary care clinicians, specialists, behavioral health providers, nurses, medical assistants, dietitians, pharmacists, social workers, and more. In this course we show the importance of care coordination and how a shared record can impact patient health.

Section 2: Telephonic and Electronic Outreach: How to Monitor a Patient

Why is this outreach important? Clinic visits are too brief for the clinician or other staff to arrange all recommended care, and patients often miss or cancel appointments. In “Telephonic and Electronic Outreach: How to Monitor a Patient,” we explain the different types of services that can be performed on the telephone and computer to help with population health management at the practice.

Section 3: Caregiver support

A caregiver is a spouse, partner, family member, friend, volunteer or paid helper.

A caregiver is someone who regularly assists another person with their activities of daily living due to needs related to chronic disease, acute illness, mental illness, aging or disability. In this course we will explore the many duties of the caregiver and why the support of the health care team is vital.

Students who will find this course useful will be:

Employed in the healthcare industry, or

Caring for family member or friend with a chronic disease

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Chapter 1: The Care Management Shared Record

Lecture 1: Care Management Shared Record

Lecture 2: Goals for Care Coordination

Lecture 3: Care Planning, SMS, Medication Lists, Access to Care and Quality Improvement

Lecture 4: Key Points: Care Manageement Shared Record

Chapter 2: Telephonic and Electronic Outreach: How to Monitor a Patient

Lecture 1: Telephonic and Electronic Outreach

Lecture 2: Telephonic and Electronic Outreach Tasks

Lecture 3: Telephonic and Electronic Follow-Up

Lecture 4: The Potential of Telephonic and Electronic Outreach

Chapter 3: Caregiver Support

Lecture 1: What is a Caregiver?

Lecture 2: Caregiver Support: Managing Medications

Lecture 3: Caregiver Support: Communication

Lecture 4: Caregiver Support: Key Points

Lecture 5: Thank You, Evaluation

Instructors

Practice Transformation Institute
Prepare Transform Improve

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