The First Pillar of Connected Care Involves Care Coordination for Front

question 5

Multiple Choice

The first pillar of connected care involves care coordination for front line clinicians. Which type of care coordination is appropriate for reducing hospitalizations for high-risk patients?

• A) Recognizing a patient as a readmission risk after three admissions for the same diagnosis
• B) Using multidisciplinary teams with an RN delivering the majority of the interventions
• C) Seeking input and collaboration from the primary care provider as needs are identified
• D) Utilizing face-to-face communication between team members trained in care coordination

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