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Capella University
NURS-FPX 4050 Coord Patient-Centered Care
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Greetings. My name is Jannie. Today I will be presenting a care coordination plan to outline effective strategies to collaborate with patients and their families. It helps healthcare institutes acquire the best outcomes from healthcare by acquiring feedback from patients and their family members. The family members tend to get involved in patient care scenarios extensively and can be the agents observing the diagnostic to-care provision prospects from a critical point of view. Its purpose is also to determine the change management which directly affects patient experience necessary to provide a patient experience essential to the provision of high-quality, patient-centered care. Behavior Change Techniques (BCT) are essential to maintain family engagement rationale in patient care as the subtlety of the process aids in target completion (Aass et al., 2021). The implication of these techniques helps prevent medical errors and helps healthcare staff acquire much-needed assistance. Logical implications and ethical outcomes are also determined. The collaboration maintained by healthcare staff not only includes patient-family-centered communication but also assists in patient/family-centered multidisciplinary rounds.
Effective Strategies for Collaborating With Patients and Their Families
The healthcare sector prioritizes an effective communicative relationship between healthcare staff and the patient family. Several strategies are introduced to improve collaboration between healthcare staff, patients, and their families. The common ground between all strategies is an over-arching goal of change in the behaviors of both patients, and their healthcare providers along with the management of the healthcare institute. Behavioral Change Techniques (BCT) is an important strategy in this regard. It is also considered an important technique in the development and implementation of patient care program that ICT has the potential to determine a solution (Ben-Arye et al., 2018). NURS FPX 4050 Assessment 3: Care Coordination Presentation to Colleagues. The primary purpose of this review is to identify approaches used to maintain communication among healthcare staff and patient families. It also engages the family of patients according to behavior change technique taxonomy. Another valid strategy utilized is multidisciplinary bedside family-centered rounds (FCR). In this technique, the family member becomes a part of group which makes helps family member understand the significance of patient diagnostic process and the steps that are taken to make the understanding of patient care plan simpler for them and contribute to decision making process. The two levels at which these care plans are created are Patient/family-centered communication and patient/family-centered multidisciplinary rounds. This entire practice of improving family members in diagnostic and treatment procedure is identified as collaborative mental health (CMH) (Goodridge et al., 2018).