Essential Elements of Home-Based Primary Care-Virtual Workshop-Main Session / Clinical Break Out Day 1 Video 1

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Video Summary

The video begins with some housekeeping announcements and introductions for a virtual workshop on the essential elements of home-based primary care. The workshop aims to provide insight and guidance for those new to home-based primary care, as well as address individual concerns and questions from participants. The session is being recorded and will be made available along with slides and a workbook in the HCCI Learning Hub. The workshop offers continuing education credits for physicians, nurse practitioners, PAs, nurses, and practice managers. The workshop is funded by the John A. Hartford Foundation and the objectives for the workshop are outlined. These include dispelling myths and clarifying misunderstandings about home-based primary care, exploring the four M's in caring for older adults, providing guidance on coding, documentation, and optimal patient care in a simulated home setting, and discussing business models, economic drivers, and quality indicators for home-based primary care. The video then moves on to introductions of the faculty members, including Dr. Paul Chang, Dr. Costa Dallaginitis, Brianna Plentzschner, Amanda Tufano, and Megan Verdoni. Participants are asked to introduce themselves and share their background and level of experience in home-based primary care. Various participants mention their interest in filling the gap in healthcare and providing care to patients who are unable to access traditional healthcare settings. The challenges of efficient scheduling, technology, and fragmented healthcare information are discussed, as well as the benefits of building relationships with patients and their families. Opportunities for practicing home-based primary care are highlighted, as well as the challenges posed by geographical constraints and the need for effective care coordination and social services. The faculty members then provide an overview of home-based primary care, including different models of care, administrative structures, and clinical care models. They emphasize the importance of clinical leadership, efficient scheduling, care coordination, and social services, as well as revenue cycle management and data collection. The session concludes with a discussion about the value of home-based primary care, both for patients and the healthcare system, and the need for an elevator pitch to highlight the benefits and outcomes of home-based care.

Asset Subtitle

Essential Elements April 15 - Video 1 of 2
Main Session and Clinical Break Out Sessions
*please see Video Time Sheet for breakdown of Video Sessions*

Keywords

virtual workshop

home-based primary care

insight and guidance

recorded session

continuing education credits

dispelling myths

coding

optimal patient care

business models

economic drivers

quality indicators

faculty members

participant introductions

care coordination

social services