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Project Patient Care is involved in a myriad of program and projects with private and public organizations throughout the United States and in other countries.
Our Work: Our work is focused on engaging patients, families, consumers, providers, healthcare organizations, and other stakeholders in creating an excellent environment where all persons can thrive. Our services are aimed at improving outcomes and processes of care at an individual, practice, and health system level. We focus on prevention, treatment, and compassionate care while being mindful of the need to be efficient and effective in our approaches.
Current Work: Some of our current work includes:
-- Outreach and engagement of patients, families, and consumers to provide insight and guidance to health care providers and organizations to reduce preventable harm and improve quality of care and safety.
-- Leadership in development of successful tools and resources for practices in achieving their practice transformation goals for the new MACRA program
-- Research and development of measurement methodologies to identify current practice patterns and to provide successful intervention strategies
-- Development and research on best approaches for patient and family engagement with hospital and health system organizations working with the Hospital Improvement Innovation Networks
-- Implementation of strategies to deploy evidence based practices in physician, hospital, and other clinical settings
-- Advancement of evidence based practice approaches and tools in making patients and families whole when a patient harm unexpectedly occurs.
-- Developing and implementing strategic approaches to improving care and outcomes in long term care services and support.
-- Serving in leadership positions on various committees, councils, and boards linked to patients, families, consumers, healthcare organizations, and public health at a local, national, and global level.
--Strategic Partnerships to Solve Patient-Care Challenges
Project Patient Care leaders work with other organizations, patients, families, and consumers in a variety of formal and informal ways to advance patient-centered, systems-based care.
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