Client centered care.

Client centered care. Client centered care 1. What is the set of activities purposefully organized by a team of personel that includes the patient to facilitate the appropriate delivery of the necessary services and information to support optimal health and care across settings and over time? care coordination 2. What components make up a integrated care coordination model? interorganizational and interprofessional team including the patient, communication, proactive plan of care, targeted set of purposeful activities, and a proactive follow up 3. What does activities of clinical care coordination require? use of critical reflection, critical reasoning, and clinical judgement 4. What are the three domains of care coordination? specific patient situation, coordination mechanisms, and patient, team, and organizational outcomes 5. What is the patient centered medical home model? A model that promotes that the primary health care provider functions as the "hub" of it all 6. Patients in a patient centered medical home have increased access to what? to care and decreased disparities for lower- income patients 7. What is the care coordination for a high risk pregnancy? require monitoring, patient education, dietician referral, coordination of specialty testing, and a social work consult 8. What are some complications seen in a preterm infant? Gestational age, breathing, feeding, temperature, heart, brain, blood, and immunity 9. falls and serious illnesses 1 / 2 Client centered care What are some complications seen in elderly? 10. What is a very important part of client centered care? care coordination 11. What are the levels of care in care corrdination? acute care model, transitions in care, and community based care coordination 12. What are the three care coordination models? social models, medically oriented models, and integrated models 13. Why should nurses care about care coordination? core professional standards, interprofessional care, and standards of practice 14. What can the nurse do in care coordination? organize, promote independence, assist in determining options, communication, advocate for the patient, and document 2 / 2