UNITE Natives 2024 Part 1 – Rezilient: Preserving Our Culture Through Our Elders

Date & Time

May 22, 2024 02:00 PM in
 Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Description

The evolution of post-acute care has challenged providers to reach beyond their individual care settings to better support relationships across the health care spectrum. This shift is evidenced in current CMS Quality Reporting Program (QRP) measures related to supporting effective care transitions and the recently allowed flexibility to provide care via telehealth and remote therapeutic/physiologic monitoring. This webinar will highlight practical ways to engage with acute care, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), and other care settings within the Native community. Objectives • Define current SNF QRP measures related to discharge from post-acute care and 30-day post-discharge readmissions • Explain how telemedicine and remote therapeutic/physiologic monitoring can increase the likelihood of successful care transitions for Native elders • Suggest common-sense approaches to engagement with acute care partners, including collaborative use of clinical pathways and outcomes sharing • Discuss the role of social determinants of health Z codes in quality improvement initiatives Have questions for our presenters? 

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Dr. Kendall Brune
UNITE Board Member
Adjunct Associate Professor
Meharry Medical College