Reducing Bounce Back
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Reducing Bounce Back
Lorissa MacAllisterZhuoyang Li
Pramit SenguptaGeorgia Tech Health System Institute
Hospital to Home: Maintaining Continued Healing
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BOUNCE BACK DEFINED
A readmission is defined as a hospitalization that occurs shortly after a discharge; which is most often measured as within 30 days but it could be shorter or longer. Such readmissions are often but not always related to a problem inadequately resolved in the prior hospitalization.
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Enormous Cost
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Identifying Patient Population
The hospitals identify and target patients at the highest risk for readmissions, particularly heart failure patients, the very elderly, patients with complex medical and social needs, and those without the financial resources to obtain
post-hospital care.
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Problem Statement
Patients bounce back to hospital after discharge because they are not able to maintain the regiments of treatment at home. There are multiple problems for not being able to maintain the regiments of treatment at home. These are: lack of education, care-giver support, insufficient training to transition, not following the care plan, lack of ability to problem solve changes.
Hospital to Home: Maintaining Continued Healing
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Hospital to Home: Industry Identified Problems
• Education for the family and patient• Being able to go home and have support that
you need for continuous care• Transition of E monitoring and continuity of
care• Remembering your care plan• Being able to problem solve changes, self care
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Education for the family and patient:Education
Educate the patient about his or her diagnosis throughout the hospital stay
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Education for the family and patient:Unconscious Incompetent Health
• Making the right choices for the right reasons.
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Home Support for continuous care: Community Health Providers
Align hospitals’ efforts with those of community providers to provide a range of care. While this may be best achieved in integrated systems, such cooperation can be facilitated through collaborative relationships among hospital and community providers.
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Organize post-discharge services
Home Support for continuous care: Post Discharge Services
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Transition Continuity of care: Systems Level Solution
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Transition Continuity of care: Transition Solution
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Remembering your care plan: Discharge Instructions
Easy to understand discharge instruction
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• Protocol of change followed by Physicians in hospitals.– Chief complaint– Present illness– Past history– Social history– Occupational history
Being able to problem solve changes: Self Care
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SOLUTIONSKit of Care. Simulation of a Day. Problem decision tree. Network of care
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Kit of Care
• Identify roles (primary and secondary care gives
• Segmented by time of day– Medication– Instructions– Activities– nutrition
• Could be both physical and virtual
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Simulation of a day
• Role play in the hospital prior to leaving care delivery.
• Shadow the nurse. • No discharge delay• Problem solving
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Problem Decision tree
• Phone numbers to call instead of ED• Allow clear decisions to be made• Empowering self care
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Network of caregiver and tracking
• The patient keeps record of what they are doing
• Each care giver primary and secondary is alerted that care is complete or not complete.
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Lorissa MacAllisterZhuoyang LiPramit Sengupta