Person-Centered Care Planning for Persons with MCC: Lessons from Learning Collaborative Discussions
2024
Person-Centered Care Planning for People with Multiple Chronic Conditions
Sample size: 30
publication
Author Information
Author(s): Lyndsey Miller, Emilia DeMarchis, LeAnn Michaels, Christie Jaskson, David Dorr
Primary Institution: Oregon Health & Science University
Conclusion
The Learning Collaborative aims to enhance the implementation of person-centered care planning by sharing experiences and developing best practices.
Supporting Evidence
- The Learning Collaborative includes 25-30 participants from various health care backgrounds.
- Participants engage in discussions to identify best practices for implementing person-centered care.
Takeaway
A group of people is working together to find better ways to help those with multiple health issues get the care they need.
Methodology
The study involves a series of Learning Collaborative sessions where participants discuss case studies and share experiences.
Participant Demographics
Participants include clinicians, researchers, and front-line providers involved in person-centered care planning.
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