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However, workers on both the providing and receiving ends of patient transfers are often overburdened with administrative processes and technological inefficiencies that bog them down and prevent them from doing higher-value clinical work. In the past, caretransitions have often come with concerns about risk and uncertainty.
However, workers on both the providing and receiving ends of patient transfers are often overburdened with administrative processes and technological inefficiencies that bog them down and prevent them from doing higher-value clinical work. vs. 13.5%), higher adherence to treatment regimen (86.1% vs. 49.5%).
The shift to value-based care. Connecting training with outcomes serves patients and staff, but the shift to value-based care means attention to outcomes is imperative as home-based caretransitions to rewarding providers for the quality of the care they deliver. That will ultimately benefit the quality of care.”.
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