12 Learnings From a Transitional Care Initiative

A program on improving care transitions demonstrated the value of engaging family caregivers in decision-making around chronically ill patients, according to a United Hospital Fund report.

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The report, “Engaging Family Caregivers as Partners in Transitions,” describes the results of the Transitions in Care-Quality Improvement Collaborative, a three-year initiative involving 45 teams of healthcare providers working to improve patient care transitions by engaging family caregivers in decision-making and educating them.

Click here to read the full story on lessons learned from the care transitions program in Becker’s Hospital Review.

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