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    Step into your Sunday Shoes to decrease heart failure readmissions
    Preston Memorial lowered heart failure readmissions to zero by implementing a fitted shoe program.
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    By: Linda Flemmer | March 3, 2016 |Patient and Family Challenges: Low Health Literacy, Next Steps After Leaving the Hospital |Topics: After-hospital care, Establishing a program, Identifying causes of readmission, Using resources effectively
  • Improving bidirectional communication between the emergency department and post-acute care facilities
    By standardizing verbal and written transitions processes, UW ensures accurate clinical information is exchanged.
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    By: Kristine Leahy-Gross | February 22, 2016 |Program Challenges: Communicating with Patients |Topics: After-hospital care, Measuring and improving
  • Generate dialogue and implement changes by assembling a coalition
    The University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics created a SNF-Acute Care coalition to address challenges of transitioning between settings.
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    By: Kristine Leahy-Gross | February 18, 2016 |Program Challenges: Building Commitment for Care Transitions, Communicating with Patients, Determining Skills Needed on the Team |Topics: After-hospital care, Organizational buy-in
  • Creating improved medical management in community Skilled Nursing Facilities
    Scott & White Memorial Hospital & Medical Center improved medical management in SNFs to reduce hospital readmissions.
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    By: Matthew Boettcher | February 11, 2016 |Program Challenges: Communicating with Patients, Coordinating Care Across the Whole Team, Coordinating with Outpatient Care |Topics: After-hospital care, Identifying causes of readmission
  • Settle patients into their new environment with a handoff tool
    To improve care transitions for individuals with cognitive impairments, Dominican Hospital developed a support care handoff tool.
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    By: Dona Putnam | February 2, 2016 |Patient and Family Challenges: Social Challenges |Program Challenges: Communicating with Patients, Coordinating Care Across the Whole Team |Topics: After-hospital care, Effective teamwork
  • Improving care for children with medical complexity
    Duke Children's Complex Care Service aims to coordinate longitudinal care across the continuum for children with medical complexity.
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    By: David Ming | January 19, 2016 |Program Challenges: Coordinating Care Across the Whole Team, Coordinating with Outpatient Care |Topics: Establishing a program, Patient engagement
  • Building a care transitions model with a CCTP for high risk patients
    Hallmark Health System, Mystic Valley Elder Services, Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services and Cambridge Health Alliance developed a program to enhance existing discharge practices and patient care at multiple service locations.
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    By: Cheryl Warren | January 8, 2016 |Program Challenges: Coordinating Care Across the Whole Team |Topics: Establishing a program, Identifying causes of readmission, Measuring and improving
  • Connect and check-in with patients after discharge
    One integral component of reducing our readmission rate from 9 percent to 5 percent was conducting 72-hour callbacks.
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    By: Heather Rogers | January 6, 2016 |Topics: After-hospital care, Identifying causes of readmission
  • Easing the discharge process through a comprehensive readmissions reduction plan
    We are a Critical Access Hospital that began with a 9 percent readmissions rate in 2011. Through team collaboration we have been able to decrease our readmissions rate.
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    By: Yolanda Ryckman | January 6, 2016 |Patient and Family Challenges: Next Steps After Leaving the Hospital |Program Challenges: Communicating with Patients |Topics: Effective teamwork, Establishing a program, Measuring and improving
  • Educating physicians to reduce readmissions in a rural setting
    We reduced our readmission rate from 9 percent to 5 percent in a very short period of time. We are happy to share our tips while continuing to learn and improve!
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    By: Heather Rogers | December 17, 2015 |Program Challenges: Limited Resources |Topics: Identifying causes of readmission, Organizational buy-in
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