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Preventing Readmission: Essential Insights for Heart Failure Patients

This guide explores the challenges and strategies surrounding readmission for heart failure (HF) patients. It emphasizes the importance of understanding discharge instructions and provides insights into common causes of preventable readmissions, such as inadequate support and lifestyle choices. We will discuss ways to improve communication among care providers and patients, and highlight methods for continuous information delivery, including brochures, telemonitoring, and home visits. Staying engaged and informed is crucial for successful recovery and preventing readmission.

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Preventing Readmission: Essential Insights for Heart Failure Patients

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  1. HI MY NAME IS TANIA P (FANCY VERSION: ADETANIA PRAMANIK) I HOPE I’LL BE TALKING ABOUTREADMISSION…

  2. I HAVE NO CLUE!! SERIOUSLY….NO CLUE YOU’LL HELP ME, YES?

  3. READMISSION

  4. PREVENTABLE READMISSION, some of the causes: PROVIDER: PATIENT: Not changing bad lifestyle Not taking medication regularly Not understanding the discharge instructions Lack social support, etc • Early discharge • Inadequate quality of care • Lack of information to the patient @ discharge • Lack of coordination care and communication among providers, etc

  5. HF READMISSION • #1 Condition for readmission (hosp charges ± 250 millions)

  6. HF

  7. READMISSION PREVENTION

  8. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  9. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  10. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  11. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  12. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  13. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  14. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  15. YOU AS HF PATIENT:DISCHARGE INSTRUCTION

  16. STAGES FOR DELIVERING INFORMATION R.I.P. DISCHARGE TRANSITION

  17. PROBLEM How to deliver understandable information/knowledge about health-failure recovery practice in order to get the patients engage actively

  18. CONTINOUS INFORMATION DELIVERY R.I.P. DISCHARGE TRANSITION

  19. CONTINOUS INFORMATION DELIVERY Methods of delivery: Brochures Discharge summary Device therapy (telemonitoring) Home visits Phone call etc R.I.P. DISCHARGE TRANSITION

  20. CONTINOUS INFORMATION DELIVERY Other Considerations: Class of HF Age Cognitive ability Education etc R.I.P. DISCHARGE TRANSITION

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