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The PipelineCare Transitions Management in 2015: EMRs, Discharge Summaries Sharpen Communication Between Care Sites
Download this HINtelligence report for more data on the most critical transition to manage, the top targeted health condition for care transitions efforts, the most modeled care transitions program and much more.
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White Paper Abstract: Call it Care Transitions Management 2.0—enterprising approaches ranging from recording patient discharge
instructions to enlisting fire departments and pharmacists to conduct home visits and reconcile medications. To
improve 30-day readmissions and avoid costly Medicare penalties, more than one-third of respondents to the 2015
Care Transitions Management survey—34 percent—have designed programs in this area, drawing inspiration from the
Coleman Care Transitions Program®, Project BOOST®, Project RED, Guided Care® and other models.
Whether self-styled or off the shelf, the approaches enhance both quality of care and utilization metrics, according
to this fourth annual Care Transitions snapshot by the Healthcare Intelligence Network.