The starter kits below were created by The Conversation Project , a public engagement initiative of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, to help you and your patients discuss your and their end-of-life care wishes.
Talking with your loved ones openly and honestly, before a medical crisis happens, gives everyone a shared understanding about what matters most to you at the end of life. You can use this Starter Kit whether you are getting ready to tell someone else what you want, or you want to help someone else get ready to share their wishes.
This Starter Kit is specifically designed to help parents of seriously ill children who want guidance about “having the conversation” with their children.
In addition to having the conversation, it’s important to choose a health care proxy – the person who will make decisions about your medical care if you become unable to make them for yourself. This user-friendly guide offers facts and tips necessary to make sound decisions about choosing, and being, a health care proxy.
1.Rename TCM Contact Form to 'Contact for Patient Engagement' in Discharge Management Workflow
2.Create a new report:Newly Aligned DCE Beneficiaries Report
3.Update IDP Configuration of User Account
4.Rename Summary Document printed from Patient List and Create a new Action Icon for the Care Management Workflow
5.Additional selection in the Outreach Outcome drop down
6.Add Additional Columns for consistency in ENS Workflow
7.Create an option for SSO so users are not able to access the system directly if SSO is enabled
8.Add CCM Documentation with Time Tracking
9.Corrections to Date and Time Stamps for consistency
10.Update CCM Assessment
11.Create an OPS Admin Configuration for Initial Call Action
12.Add Standard Outreach Type and Outreach Outcome selections in TCM Contact Form
13.Create new AWV configuration for determining when AWV is Due in Admin Settings
14. Modify the Payor filter to only select identified Payors by default in TCM Billing Report
15.Create Custom Report for ADT Notifications
16.Create CCM Care Plan Documents: Zipped
17.Add the EMR ID to the Member ID column in Outreach
18.Add EMR ID in Custom Report: Roster Panel Management Report
19.Bug fixed
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This product uses the Data at the Point of Care API but is not endorsed or certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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