Reducing preventable hospital readmissions is a national priority for payers, providers, and policy makers seeking to improve health care and lower costs. More important than costs, are the goals of providing quality care to patients who present with healthcare needs, helping them heal, and returning them safely to their home and loved ones.
Tod Baker, Principal, Dawn Sagliani, Consulting Director, and Christine Pilley, Consulting Director, all from Vizient join host Marilyn Sherrill, Sr. Performance Improvement Program Director, to discuss the emerging practices related to reducing readmissions.
Guests: Tod Baker Principal Vizient
Dawn Sagliani Consulting Director Vizient
Christine Pilley Consulting Director Vizient
Moderator: Marilyn Sherill Sr. PI Program Director Vizient
Show Notes:
[01:14 – 02:48] How hospitals are managing the financial challenges, and taking risks for readmissions
[02:49 – 03:11] What hospitals are doing to reduce readmissions through better processes
[03:12 – 05:41] Why are patients being readmitted to hospitals
[05:42 – 09:49] The key elements to consider during the critical time of transition that can reduce a patient's risk of readmission
[09:50 – 010:40] Role of Nurse Navigators
[10:41 – 11:41] Benefit of assessing the home environment
[11:42 – 15:34] Barriers to reducing readmissions
[15:35 – 16:13] One recommendation for hospitals to bring about a more robust readmission program
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