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13. Grand-Aides: Leveraging The Workforce For More Effective And Less Expensive Care
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface And Acknowledgments ix
- Contributing Authors xiii
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Part I. Patient Safety And Quality
- 1. Organizing Performance Management To Support High Reliability Healthcare 3
- 2. Elimination Of Unintended Variation In Patient Care 17
- 3. Fundamental Approaches To Measuring And Improving Patient Safety 31
- 4. The Organizational Culture That Supports Patient Safety 42
- 5. The Role Of Health Information Technology In Patient Safety 60
- 6. Training Physician Leaders In Patient Safety And Quality: Progress And Challenges 72
- 7. Use Of Registries And Public Reporting To Improve Healthcare 87
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Part II. Healthcare Delivery Redesign
- 8. Achieving Higher Quality And Lower Costs Via Innovations In Healthcare Delivery Design 105
- 9. Population Health Management: The Lynchpin Of Emerging Healthcare Delivery Models 113
- 10. Healthcare Delivery Redesign: Team-Based Care 128
- 11. Medicine Unplugged: Can M-Health Transform Healthcare? 142
- 12. Telemedicine: Virtually Redefining The Delivery Of Care 163
- 13. Grand-Aides: Leveraging The Workforce For More Effective And Less Expensive Care 178
- 14. Convenience Care And The Rise Of Retail Clinics 197
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Part III. Emerging Paradigms In The Practice Of Medicine
- 15. Using Guideline-Based Medicine To Improve Patient Care 217
- 16. Precision Medicine: Expanded And Translational 239
- 17. Evidence-Based Medicine And Shared Decision Making 262
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Part IV. Healthcare Reform And New Payment Methods
- 18. The Rise Of Consumerism And How Insurance Reform Will Drive Healthcare Delivery Reform 281
- 19. Creating The Healthcare Transformation From Volume To Value 295
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Part V. Patient Experience, Engagement, And Services
- 20. Innovations In Patient Experience 319
- 21. Behavioral Economics And Stanford Health Care’S C-I- CARE Patient Experience 336
- 22. Impact Of An Engaged Workforce On Patient Care: Our Culture Of I CARE 345
- Index 355
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface And Acknowledgments ix
- Contributing Authors xiii
-
Part I. Patient Safety And Quality
- 1. Organizing Performance Management To Support High Reliability Healthcare 3
- 2. Elimination Of Unintended Variation In Patient Care 17
- 3. Fundamental Approaches To Measuring And Improving Patient Safety 31
- 4. The Organizational Culture That Supports Patient Safety 42
- 5. The Role Of Health Information Technology In Patient Safety 60
- 6. Training Physician Leaders In Patient Safety And Quality: Progress And Challenges 72
- 7. Use Of Registries And Public Reporting To Improve Healthcare 87
-
Part II. Healthcare Delivery Redesign
- 8. Achieving Higher Quality And Lower Costs Via Innovations In Healthcare Delivery Design 105
- 9. Population Health Management: The Lynchpin Of Emerging Healthcare Delivery Models 113
- 10. Healthcare Delivery Redesign: Team-Based Care 128
- 11. Medicine Unplugged: Can M-Health Transform Healthcare? 142
- 12. Telemedicine: Virtually Redefining The Delivery Of Care 163
- 13. Grand-Aides: Leveraging The Workforce For More Effective And Less Expensive Care 178
- 14. Convenience Care And The Rise Of Retail Clinics 197
-
Part III. Emerging Paradigms In The Practice Of Medicine
- 15. Using Guideline-Based Medicine To Improve Patient Care 217
- 16. Precision Medicine: Expanded And Translational 239
- 17. Evidence-Based Medicine And Shared Decision Making 262
-
Part IV. Healthcare Reform And New Payment Methods
- 18. The Rise Of Consumerism And How Insurance Reform Will Drive Healthcare Delivery Reform 281
- 19. Creating The Healthcare Transformation From Volume To Value 295
-
Part V. Patient Experience, Engagement, And Services
- 20. Innovations In Patient Experience 319
- 21. Behavioral Economics And Stanford Health Care’S C-I- CARE Patient Experience 336
- 22. Impact Of An Engaged Workforce On Patient Care: Our Culture Of I CARE 345
- Index 355