The Navigating Care Coordination Series offers physicians and their teams an enriched, cross-discipline group learning experience focused on testing new approaches in care coordination. Participants will reduce patient care gaps and delays while improving information flow between primary and secondary/tertiary care. Primary care practices will choose and work closely with a referral partner (e.g. regional health authority programs, consultant physicians, community programs, etc.) serving a shared patient population to build a care coordination agreement. The agreement will be tested and optimized with existing healthcare team members and implemented within their practices.
Participants will engage with MQ physician experts and trusted advisors in a series of learning sessions and report-out webinars. Participants will have the assistance of a practice facilitator to test and implement practical changes during and between learning events.
This program covers the specific navigating care coordination “high impact changes” for primary care practices and referral partners, which will focus on panel management, care coordination and optimizing team-based care. Participants will have the assistance of a practice facilitator to test and implement practical changes during and between learning events.
The MyQ team will actively support participants in the identification of a referral partner that will provide them with an opportunity to develop and apply new processes for referral management. Referral partners could include regional health authority programs (RHA), consultant physicians, or community programs.
The Series has four half-day learning sessions spread over eight months and four Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) calls to support your improvement journey.
Registration for the program is limited!