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Care Coordination

 

Thriving in population health and value-based care initiatives requires the ability to effectively manage care team engagement and workflows. This is critical for delivering the most appropriate care at the right time for each patient.

 

Philips Care Coordination helps turn the insights gained from your data into interventions that help improve quality and care outcomes, close care gaps before they become gaps in care, and activate patients to take control of their health.

Key benefits

 

  • Identify suitable care plans and facilitate efficient care management across the care team
  • Prioritize care team engagement for proactive intervention
  • Navigate patients to tailored engagement programs based on risk factors
  • Provide patient information alongside your providers’ EHR at the point of care
  • Mitigate patient leakage with high-value in-network referrals
  • Track results over time to refine individual care plans and measure program effectiveness

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Every day, we are helping providers transform the way they deliver care, support enhanced patient outcomes and improve use of data.

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Every day, we are helping providers transform the way they deliver care, support enhanced patient outcomes and improve use of data.

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Dartmouth case study

Dartmouth improves psychiatric self-management skills

 

Using telehealth to help people with serious mental illness manage their psychiatric and medical conditions had not been previously studied. An initial pilot study by Dartmouth Centers for Health and Aging produced the following outcomes:

 

  • 80% reduction in hospital days over six months
  • 75% decrease in ER visits over six months
  • Improvements in self-reported psychiatric symptoms and illness self-management skills1

“We find that many times people feel more comfortable disclosing information to the tablet than to a human. We receive more open and honest answers, which is facilitating earlier and more informed intervention.”

— Sarah Pratt, Ph.D., Principal Investigator, Dartmouth Centers for Health and Aging

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1. Pratt, S. I., Naslund, J. A., Wolfe, R. S., Santos, M., & Bartels, S. J. (2014). Automated telehealth for managing psychiatric instability in people with serious mental illness. Journal of Mental Health, 24(5), 261-265.

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