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In-Brief Sessions: Medical Homes - "I Have a Feeling We're Not in Kansas Anymore, Toto" AND Proactive Office Encounter - One Step Ahead: Optimal Integrated Care for Every Patient Encounter
Date
April 8, 2011
$25
Standard Price
"I Have a Feeling We're Not in Kansas Anymore, Toto"
How exactly do you go about implementing a medical home model? In this session, one facility shares how it implemented the model, as well as issues, successes, failures, surprises, and lessons learned as the process evolved. Presenters discuss key differences with the medical home model, team makeup, crucial support positions, essential communication tools, issue resolution format, and quality measures.
Proactive Office Encounter - One Step Ahead: Optimal Integrated Care for Every Patient Encounter
Improving the quality of preventive and chronic care involves all members of the ambulatory health care team. This presentation focuses on how the Southern California Permanente Medical Groups implemented the Proactive Office Encounter initiative, a collaborative effort that utilized all members of the health care team to engage patients. The initiative integrated processes, tools, and workflows to proactively address preventive and chronic care needs before, during, and after each encounter.
How exactly do you go about implementing a medical home model? In this session, one facility shares how it implemented the model, as well as issues, successes, failures, surprises, and lessons learned as the process evolved. Presenters discuss key differences with the medical home model, team makeup, crucial support positions, essential communication tools, issue resolution format, and quality measures.
Proactive Office Encounter - One Step Ahead: Optimal Integrated Care for Every Patient Encounter
Improving the quality of preventive and chronic care involves all members of the ambulatory health care team. This presentation focuses on how the Southern California Permanente Medical Groups implemented the Proactive Office Encounter initiative, a collaborative effort that utilized all members of the health care team to engage patients. The initiative integrated processes, tools, and workflows to proactively address preventive and chronic care needs before, during, and after each encounter.
Speakers
Kathleen A. Lehman, MHA, BSN, RN
Kristen Andrews, BS
Diane Shields, BSBAM, RN
Teresa Slagle, BSN, RN
Lori Willis, RN, BS, CPHQ
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