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12 mar 2021 · Change management models are commonly applied to guide change processes at local, institutional and system-levels in healthcare. Clinician-led change is common, with the value of change management models being primarily to provide a supportive yet flexible framework to direct change processes.
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The nurse executive deployed a successful transition for the...
- PMC Free Article
Measurement of interrater reliability. There are a number of...
- Lean Thinking in Hospitals
Lean as social, complex and context-dependent interventions....
- Implementing Team Huddles in Small Rural Hospitals
While process models such as Kotter’s provide a useful...
- A Rapid Review
While there is no standard definition, ... Health managers...
- A Rural Kentucky Case Study
Effective organizational change requires intentional...
- A Qualitative Exploration of Current Practice in New South Wales, Australia
However, this study presents an unbiased, in depth and...
- PubMed
The authors assert the need for better planning models...
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a synthesis of existing integrated care models. The following key questions were posed to guide the review process: 1. How can ‘integrated care’ be defined? 2. What are the forms and taxonomies of integrated care? 3. What are the commonly known models of integrated care? 4.
14 sie 2023 · Case management is defined as a health care process in which a professional helps a patient or client develop a plan that coordinates and integrates the support services that the patient/client needs to optimize the healthcare and psychosocial possible goals and outcomes. [1]
Care management is, broadly speaking, processes and functions that a primary care team can apply to help patients more effectively prevent and manage their medical conditions.
The goal of this study is to scale-up CM in primary healthcare for people with complex needs who frequently use healthcare services and generate new evidence to inform policies and healthcare system transformation towards more integrated care.
19 paź 2016 · Case management, also known as care coordination is a complex integrated health and social care intervention and makes a unique contribution to the health, social care and participation of people with complex health conditions. [1, 2, 3, 4].
Abstract Objectives: Case management refers to the process of providing care to patients and their families, complexity of problems, professional coordination, and the intervention. This study aimed to describe the models of case management and explain the characteristics of each model.
