Patient Engagement Framework, Coaching, and Solutions to Improve Chronic Conditions and Readmissions
How to Turbocharge Your Patient-Centered Care Strategy
This issue of The Remington Report explores solutions and strategies for improved patient engagement. Healthcare is in an era of patient-centered care when patients’ needs and desired outcomes drive many decisions.
Three Patient Engagement Strategies
Coaching interventions have been widely touted as a potential way to prevent chronic illness and to help patients better self-manage their chronic illnesses. Our article titled, “Patient Engagement Coaching: A Strategy for Patients Living with Chronic Conditions,” explains how capacity coaching co-creates an action plan for self-care and quality of life.
- A coaching framework of techniques and tools employed by health providers is part of an intensive care management intervention and an authentic healing relationship between patients and care teams.
- Five models and a training manual are detailed in the article titled, “Patient Engagement Framework for Chronically Complex Patients.”
- Patient engagement strategies from the voices of high-need patients help to identify their challenges to prevent ED visits and readmissions. Our article titled, “Patient Engagement Strategies for High-Need, High-Cost Patients,” sheds light on their concerns.
Recap of Articles in This Issue
- Patient Engagement Strategies for High-Need, High-Cost Patients
- More Hospitals Facing Readmission Penalties in 2024
- Preventing Violence in Home Care: Action Items
- Patient Engagement Framework for Chronically Complex Patients
- 4 Cost Burdens Faced by Seniors in Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plans
- Patient Engagement Coaching: A Strategy for Patients Living with Chronic Conditions
- Certificate-of-Need Ties Back to Health Equity Assessments
Lisa Remington