Improving Care Transitions
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Use our 33-element assessment to identify opportunities for improvement in your hospital's processes related to care transitions and discharging patients.
Working with HIINs
Nationwide, CMS has modified its QIN-QIO contracts to address recent program changes.
As a result, Qualis Health is collaborating with the newly awarded Hospital Improvement and Innovation Networks (HIINs) in Idaho and Washington to further reduce rehospitalizations.
Under our contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Qualis Health is assisting communities throughout Idaho and Washington to improve care coordination, prevent adverse drug events, and reduce unnecessary rehospitalizations.
- Get a better understanding of what drives your community's rehospitalizations
- Map referral patterns
- Identify at-risk populations
- Detect, track, and prevent adverse drug events
- Measure the impact of changes you're making to the system
- Conduct root-cause analyses
- Create and maintain a cohesive, energetic community coalition that draws from all segments of the healthcare system—including patients and their families
- Successfully implement evidence-based interventions
Listen to a recording of the initiative's kick-off. This work builds upon our previous experience, including leading one of Medicare's care transitions pilot projects in Whatcom County, WA.
Looking for Webinars?
There are no Communities for Safer Transitions of Care webinars scheduled for the near future.
You can access the recordings of several of our past webinars.
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