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Panelists: Ujjwala Dheeriya, M.D. Torrance Health Association Care Coordination Center John Wong, M.D. Health Essentials Moderator: Josh Luke, Ph.D., FACHE.

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1 Panelists: Ujjwala Dheeriya, M.D. Torrance Health Association Care Coordination Center John Wong, M.D. Health Essentials Moderator: Josh Luke, Ph.D., FACHE VP, Torrance Memorial Health System

2 Panelists: Ujjwala Dheeriya, M.D. Torrance Health Association Care Coordination Center John Wong, M.D. Health Essentials Moderator: Josh Luke, Ph.D., FACHE VP, Torrance Memorial Health System

3 A recent industry study by the Health Information Network identified five key challenges in implementing palliative care into transitions programs. We will address each and give each panelist a chance to address each in this panel.

4 51.6% of respondents identified timely referrals as a challenge in implementing palliative care in transition programs.  Do you agree that this is the biggest challenge?  What are a few strategies to improve this problem?

5 48.4% of respondents identified Physician Resistance as a challenge in implementing palliative care in transition programs.  Do you agree that this is one of the biggest challenges?  What are a few strategies to improve this problem?

6 46.2% of respondents identified resource allocation as a challenge in implementing palliative care in transition programs.  Do you agree that this is one of the biggest challenges?  What are a few strategies to improve this problem?

7 33.0% of respondents identified reimbursement as a challenge in implementing palliative care in transition programs.  Do you agree that this is one of the biggest challenges?  What are a few strategies to improve this problem?

8 29.7% of respondents identified patient buy-in as a challenge in implementing palliative care in transition programs.  Do you agree that this is one of the biggest challenges?  What are a few strategies to improve this problem?

9 Why is it such a challenge for primary care physicians and palliative care specialists to work together?

10 What is the best way to go about starting a transitions program that includes palliative care as a solution? How should it be structured? Staffed?

11 Please visit NationalReadmissionPrevention.com to submit your ‘Best Practice’ case study and find additional resources for coordinating care

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