Care Coordination Best Practices
Care Coordination Best Practices include structured communication among physicians, nurses, therapists.
Definition
Care Coordination Best Practices include structured communication among physicians, nurses, therapists, caregivers, and community providers to ensure seamless delivery of care.
Why it matters
Effective coordination reduces duplication, prevents missed services, and supports safer transitions between care settings.
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