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The Four Pillars
Four Pillars Medication Self-Management n Patient Centered Health Record n (PHR) Primary Care Provider/Specialist Follow-Up n Knowledge of Red Flags n
Pillar #1: Medication Self-Management n Focus: reinforcing the importance of knowing each medication – when, why, and how to take what is prescribed, and developing an effective medication management system
Pillar #2: Personal Health Record (PHR) n Focus: providing a health care management guide for patients; the PHR is introduced during the hospital visit and used throughout the program
Key Elements of the Personal Health Record of patient’s medical history n Red flags, or warning signs n Medication list and allergies n Advance Directives n Structured Checklist of critical activities (instructions, f/u appointments) n Space for patient questions and concerns n
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Goal Attainment “What is one personal goal that is important for you to achieve one month after you get home? ”
Response Categories 1. I have not worked on it 2. I have not met that goal, but am working on it 3. I have met the goal as well as I expected 4. I have met the goal better than I expected
Findings n Patients who worked with the Transition Coach were more likely to achieve their goals around symptom control and functional status
Pillar #3: Primary Care Provider/Specialist Follow-Up n Focus: enlist patient’s involvement in scheduling appointment(s) with the primary care provider or specialist as soon as possible after discharge
Pillar #4: Knowledge of Red Flags n Focus: patient is knowledgeable about indicators that suggest that his or her condition is worsening and how to respond