Denise Cooney NURS 511 Ferris State University  Definition per the American Hospital Association (2013)  Purpose: Improve quality, safety and patient.

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Denise Cooney NURS 511 Ferris State University

 Definition per the American Hospital Association (2013)  Purpose: Improve quality, safety and patient satisfaction (JONA, 2014)  Equity in patient care (Joint Commission)  Begins at admission and continues until patient discharged

 Non-for-profit, community owned health system  City population = 33,400*  County population = 160,000*  Staff = approximately 400 physicians and 3700 other staff  Complex adaptive system * Census.gov, 2014

Mission We lead our community to better health and well-being at every stage of life. Vision We will create Michigan’s healthiest community through exceptional health care and inspiring a passion for wellness. Values Values are the attitudes, mind sets, beliefs and norms that determine how work is accomplished and how we interact with each other and with our customers. Values are the tools needed to accomplish out vision.

Community Healthcare Patient & Family

 Palliative care program  Clinical Educators: Chronic Disease Management  Telehealth/Telemedicine  Home health  Hospice home and in home hospice care  Center for Family Health  Hospitalist program  GME (Graduate Medical Education)

 Assessment of: Resources Processes Values Community needs  Health model as a business model

 Directors  Managers  Nursing Staff  Educators  Physicians  Clerical staff (includes registration)

(Vermoch & Bunting, 2010) Dignity & Respect Information sharing ParticipationCollaboration

 Increased patient satisfaction  Reduced error rate  Lowers cost of care  Measure quality of care  Barriers to achieving goals

“To improve patient care, we need accessible, reliable indicators of quality that are important to patients, and that can then be used to establish quality of care benchmarks, to flag potential problems or successes, follow trends over time and identify disparities across organizations, communities, populations and regions” (Stelfox, Boyd, Straus & Gagliardi, 2013, p.1). A patient and family model of care can help organizations achieve this goal. Along with this a successful application of the patient and family centered model of care will provide an increased sense of trust in the health care team (Ingram, et al. 2014).

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