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As part of a comprehensive program to manage care transitions for its complex patients, Stanford Coordinated Care, a part of Stanford Hospital and Clinics, is conducting home visits among its high-risk patients.

Stanford Coordinated Care’s clinical nurse specialist, Samantha Valcourt, MS, RN, CNS, developed and implemented the home visits program as part of its care transitions initiative.

Listen to pre-conference comments from Samantha Valcourt.

During Home Visits: Assessing Complex Patients Post-Discharge To Reduce Readmissions, a 45-minute webinar on December 19th, now available for replay, Ms. Valcourt shares the key features of Stanford’s Coordinated Care's care transitions program with a special focus on how they use a home visit assessment to improve care transitions post-discharge.

You will learn:

• The timing and process that Stanford Coordinated Care follows for setting and conducting the home visit;
• The key steps in evaluating risk factors in the home for high-risk patients;
• The number one issue uncovered during home visits that may lead to readmissions; and
• How an interdisciplinarian team, including a highly functioning medical assistant, embedded within the clinic supports the home visit function and improves care transitions.

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You can attend this program right in your office and enjoy significant savings — no travel time or hassle; no hotel expenses. It's so convenient! Invite your staff members to gather around a conference table to listen to the conference.

WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS CONFERENCE?

Presidents/CEOs, chief operating officers, medical directors, physician practice leaders, quality improvement executives, care and management executives, business development and strategic planning directors and consultants.

ABOUT OUR PANELIST:

Samantha Valcourt

Four serious medication discrepancies can be uncovered when Stanford practitioners visit high-risk patients in the home.