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The practice provides a range of patient care services by: | The practice provides a range of patient care services by: | ||
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Standing orders should be documented and examples provided. | Standing orders should be documented and examples provided. | ||
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=1.G. | =1.G.7 Training and designating care team members in communication skills= | ||
For all of the training factors above, the practice should document and provide a description of the training process, schedule, and training materials used. | For all of the training factors above, the practice should document and provide a description of the training process, schedule, and training materials used. | ||
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=1.G. | =1.G.8 Involving care team staff in the practice’s performance evaluation and quality improvement activities= | ||
The practice should provide a description of staff roles in the practice evaluation and improvement process, or minutes from team meetings showing staff involvement and describing staff roles. | The practice should provide a description of staff roles in the practice evaluation and improvement process, or minutes from team meetings showing staff involvement and describing staff roles. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:07, 3 July 2014
<< Move to previous PCMH element - 1F
The practice provides a range of patient care services by:
1.G.1 Defining roles for clinical and nonclinical team members
Appropriate job descriptions for all clinical and non-clinical staff, including roles, should be documented.
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Corporate diagram, job descriptions, and weekly administrative schedule | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
1.G.2 Holding regular team meetings and communication processes (critical factor)
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Focus on the administrative schedule at the end of this document | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
Practical examples with screen shots | Practical Examples | TPC | 03/25/13 |
1.G.3 Using standing orders for services
Standing orders should be documented and examples provided.
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Document describing how PCC EHR uses standing orders | Using standing orders in PCC EHR | PCC | 07/03/14 |
1.G.4 Training and assigning care teams to coordinate care for individual patients
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Corporate diagram, job descriptions, and weekly administrative schedule | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
1.G.5 Training and assigning care teams to support patients and families in self-management, self-efficacy and behavior change
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Corporate diagram, job descriptions, and weekly administrative schedule | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
Practical Examples | Practical Examples | TPC | 03/25/13 |
1.G.6 Training and assigning care teams for patient population management
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Corporate diagram, job descriptions, and weekly administrative schedule | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
Practical Examples | Practical Examples | TPC | 03/25/13 |
1.G.7 Training and designating care team members in communication skills
For all of the training factors above, the practice should document and provide a description of the training process, schedule, and training materials used.
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Corporate diagram, job descriptions, and weekly administrative schedule | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
Practical Example | Practical Example | TPC | 03/25/13 |
1.G.8 Involving care team staff in the practice’s performance evaluation and quality improvement activities
The practice should provide a description of staff roles in the practice evaluation and improvement process, or minutes from team meetings showing staff involvement and describing staff roles.
Description | Example/Screenshot/Documentation | Source | Date Added |
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Corporate diagram, job descriptions, and weekly administrative schedule | Care Team Structure, Job Descriptions, etc. | TPC | 03/25/13 |
Practical Example | Practical Example | TPC | 03/25/13 |