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The CAPC Payment Accelerator: A Joint Virtual Work ...
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Video Summary
This video is a joint workshop presented by the Home-Centered Care Institute and the Center to Advance Palliative Care. It focuses on universal access to high-quality home-based care programs. The workshop covers topics such as value-based payment models, strategic relationships, and business principles. Participants are encouraged to connect with each other and explore potential partnerships. The speaker emphasizes understanding your own organization and the services it provides when building partnerships. They discuss the importance of knowing your costs, value to partners, target population, and key constituents. The speaker also covers designing at scale, staffing models, flexibility in partnerships, and financial considerations. Another section of the video talks about patient engagement and stratification. Engaging patients in their own care is important for improving health outcomes. Strategies such as active listening, shared decision-making, and goal-setting are suggested. Effective communication and considering cultural factors are also emphasized. Stratification involves identifying and categorizing patients based on risk levels or needs to determine appropriate care. Different models and tools are mentioned. Breakout rooms are used for discussions on effective strategies for patient engagement and stratification. Key takeaways from the discussions include building relationships, finding champions, using patient stories, balancing metrics, discharge planning, grant funding, collaboration, and having a well-thought-out plan. The discussions highlight the importance of adaptive strategies in home-based care.
Keywords
Home-Centered Care Institute
Center to Advance Palliative Care
universal access
high-quality home-based care
value-based payment models
strategic relationships
partnerships
organization
costs
patient engagement
stratification
active listening
shared decision-making
goal-setting
adaptive strategies
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