Combining Case Management, Pathways, and Report Cards for Secondary Cardiac Prevention
| Autor: | Laurie Levknecht, John Schriefer, Barb Maconis, Janice Schriefer |
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| Rok vydání: | 1997 |
| Předmět: |
Michigan
medicine.medical_specialty Medical Records Systems Computerized Health Status medicine.medical_treatment MEDLINE Documentation Clinical pathway Patient satisfaction Outcome Assessment Health Care Health care medicine Humans Cardiac Rehabilitation Rehabilitation business.industry Medical record General Medicine medicine.disease Fees Medical Cardiovascular Diseases Patient Satisfaction Models Organizational Critical Pathways Physical therapy Medical emergency business Case Management Report card Total Quality Management |
| Zdroj: | The Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement. 23:162-174 |
| ISSN: | 1070-3241 |
| DOI: | 10.1016/s1070-3241(16)30307-8 |
| Popis: | Article-at-a-Glance Background Many disease treatment tools can be shifted into prevention. Many cardiac rehabilitation programs have focused on a 12-week exercise plan with minimal long-term follow-up. In 1995 Butterworth Hospital established a cardiac prevention and rehabilitation program focusing on long-term modification of cardiovascular risk factors. Clinical pathway The pathway was created as the outpatient extension of three inpatient cardiovascular pathways. Unlike inpatient pathways, the outpatient pathway was integrated into the medical record as a major care planning and documentation tool. Enrollment Since the entry of the first group of patients in January 1995, average quarterly enrollment has increased from less than 15% to 32% of eligible patients. The report card Butterworth adopted Dartmouth Medical Center's (Hanover, NH) value compass and instrument panel approach under the rubric of report card. As an internal, clinical quality improvement tool, the report card is not used for public reporting, although prevention and rehabilitation report cards are provided to payers. Information on cost and utilization, patient satisfaction, functional health status, and clinical outcomes, as well as the current improvement activities, are covered. Report cards have been issued in June 1996, September 1996, and January 1997, each highlighting activities that drive program improvements. Conclusion The combination of case management, pathways, an outcomes database, and report cards creates a marketable program for secondary prevention of cardiac disease. |
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