Comments for Elsevier CPM Resource Center (CPM) http://www.cpmrc.com Thu, 27 Oct 2011 14:04:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Practice and Documentation to the 4th Dimension (and Beyond) by Bonnie Wesorick http://www.cpmrc.com/2011/10/practice-and-documentation-to-the-4th-dimension-and-beyond/#comment-2995 Bonnie Wesorick Thu, 27 Oct 2011 14:04:08 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=2411#comment-2995 Chad your statement is so important:"When all members of the care team are on the same page, we actually begin to put the patient at the center, rather than centering on our individual disciplines activities dictated throughout the shift or episode of care." Chad your statement is so important:”When all members of the care team are on the same page, we actually begin to put the patient at the center, rather than centering on our individual disciplines activities dictated throughout the shift or episode of care.”

]]> Comment on Is an Interdisciplinary Approach to Patient Care Important? by Marti Rheault http://www.cpmrc.com/2011/04/is-an-interdisciplinary-approach-to-patient-care-important/#comment-1701 Marti Rheault Tue, 12 Apr 2011 12:22:07 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1667#comment-1701 Terri Ellen, Thanks for sharing your story. It is unfortunate that many of us have had similar experiences in the care of our loved ones. These stories continue to support how needed the CPM Framework and Models are! Terri Ellen,
Thanks for sharing your story. It is unfortunate that many of us have had similar experiences in the care of our loved ones. These stories continue to support how needed the CPM Framework and Models are!

]]> Comment on Is an Interdisciplinary Approach to Patient Care Important? by Kathy Wyngarden http://www.cpmrc.com/2011/04/is-an-interdisciplinary-approach-to-patient-care-important/#comment-1681 Kathy Wyngarden Fri, 08 Apr 2011 02:09:04 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1667#comment-1681 It is unfortunate that you/your family and numerous others experience the frustrations and negative quality outcomes from lack of initerdisciplinary integration. My mother recently experienced at least 12 people asking her to tell her story in the ED prior to admission and then again upon admission. We also experienced the benefits of Professional Exchange Report (PER)and the negative impact when there was no PER when my dad had a Stroke with Aphasia. When there was no PER and no interdisciplinary Plan of Care, we felt that we needed to be present at change of shift and care providers. It was exhausting and very frustrating to see a lack of syncrony within the team and with our beloved family members. When the attributes of Qualtiy were not present, the experience, care and outcomes were suboptimal and we experienced a lack of trust. The care settings that we were in were recipients of national quality awards but the lack of interdisciplinary documentation and practice did not create a quality patient/family experience. It is unfortunate that you/your family and numerous others experience the frustrations and negative quality outcomes from lack of initerdisciplinary integration. My mother recently experienced at least 12 people asking her to tell her story in the ED prior to admission and then again upon admission. We also experienced the benefits of Professional Exchange Report (PER)and the negative impact when there was no PER when my dad had a Stroke with Aphasia. When there was no PER and no interdisciplinary Plan of Care, we felt that we needed to be present at change of shift and care providers. It was exhausting and very frustrating to see a lack of syncrony within the team and with our beloved family members. When the attributes of Qualtiy were not present, the experience, care and outcomes were suboptimal and we experienced a lack of trust. The care settings that we were in were recipients of national quality awards but the lack of interdisciplinary documentation and practice did not create a quality patient/family experience.

]]> Comment on Is an Interdisciplinary Approach to Patient Care Important? by Kathy Wyngarden http://www.cpmrc.com/2011/04/is-an-interdisciplinary-approach-to-patient-care-important/#comment-1680 Kathy Wyngarden Fri, 08 Apr 2011 02:06:19 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1667#comment-1680 It is unfortunate that you/your family and numerous others experience the frustrations and negative quality outcomes from lack of initerdisciplinary integration. My mother recently experienced at least 12 people asking her to tell her story in the ED prior to admission and then again upon admission. We also experienced the benefits of Professional Exchange Report PER)and the negative impact when there was no PER when my dad had a Stroke with Aphasia. When tehre was not PER and no interdisciplinary Plan of Care, we felt that we needed to be present at change of shift and care providers. It was exhausting and very frustrating to see a lack of syncrony within the team and with our beloved family members. When the attributes of Qualtiy were not present, the experience, care and outcomes were suboptimal and we experienced a lack of trust. The care settings that we were in were recipients of national quality awards but the lack of interdisciplinary documentation and practice did not create a quality patient/family experience. It is unfortunate that you/your family and numerous others experience the frustrations and negative quality outcomes from lack of initerdisciplinary integration. My mother recently experienced at least 12 people asking her to tell her story in the ED prior to admission and then again upon admission. We also experienced the benefits of Professional Exchange Report PER)and the negative impact when there was no PER when my dad had a Stroke with Aphasia. When tehre was not PER and no interdisciplinary Plan of Care, we felt that we needed to be present at change of shift and care providers. It was exhausting and very frustrating to see a lack of syncrony within the team and with our beloved family members. When the attributes of Qualtiy were not present, the experience, care and outcomes were suboptimal and we experienced a lack of trust. The care settings that we were in were recipients of national quality awards but the lack of interdisciplinary documentation and practice did not create a quality patient/family experience.

]]> Comment on Post HIMSS Reflections: It’s All About Partnerships!! by Ellen http://www.cpmrc.com/2011/03/post-himss-reflections-it%e2%80%99s-all-about-partnerships/#comment-1596 Ellen Wed, 30 Mar 2011 18:31:09 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1565#comment-1596 You will always be my hero! I appreciate the work you do. My Best, Ellen You will always be my hero! I appreciate the work you do.
My Best,
Ellen

]]> Comment on New Opportunities with ACOs, CMMI, and ARRA HITECH Stage 2 by Kathy Wyngarden http://www.cpmrc.com/2010/11/new-opportunities-with-acos-cmmi-and-arra-hitech-stage-2/#comment-169 Kathy Wyngarden Thu, 25 Nov 2010 03:40:53 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1406#comment-169 Thank you, Michelle for posting this critical information as a foundation for a call for action. I look foward to conversaitons with our International Consortium members thru various means, CPM Advisory Board at our 19th CPM International Conference Jan 19-22, 2011 in SF, and other venues to discuss tapping the individual and collective wisdom to contribute to the creation of innovative strategies for healthcare reform Thank you, Michelle for posting this critical information as a foundation for a call for action. I look foward to conversaitons with our International Consortium members thru various means, CPM Advisory Board at our 19th CPM International Conference Jan 19-22, 2011 in SF, and other venues to discuss tapping the individual and collective wisdom to contribute to the creation of innovative strategies for healthcare reform

]]> Comment on Welcome to a Blog about Meaningful Transformation by Teresa http://www.cpmrc.com/2010/08/welcome-to-a-blog-about-meaningful-transformation/#comment-150 Teresa Wed, 10 Nov 2010 00:44:29 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=965#comment-150 I had the pleasure of hearing Michelle speak today on 'Collaborative Practice'. From your presentation and from browsing through this website it is clear the incredible work you and your colleagues have done and continue to do and the impact this has on improving healthcare. I look forward to learning more about your research and following your blog as you share more on 'Meaningful Transformation'. I had the pleasure of hearing Michelle speak today on ‘Collaborative Practice’. From your presentation and from browsing through this website it is clear the incredible work you and your colleagues have done and continue to do and the impact this has on improving healthcare. I look forward to learning more about your research and following your blog as you share more on ‘Meaningful Transformation’.

]]> Comment on ARRA and Meaningful Use Resource Center(s) by Robin Raiford http://www.cpmrc.com/2010/08/arra-and-meaningful-use-resource-centers/#comment-10 Robin Raiford Mon, 23 Aug 2010 23:30:44 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1120#comment-10 Michelle, SO timely to start this "meaningful time" in all of our lives to start your blog. NO way there will be meaningful outcomes to be had without the type of great work done by CPMRC and coordination of care, educating patients and their families.With the overall health priorities of ==Improving quality, safety, efficiency, and reducing health disparities ==Engage patients and families in their health care ==Improve care coordination ==Improve population and public health ==Ensure adequate privacy and security protections for personal health information, it truly is a time for us to join together and strengthen the character of our country and deliver healthcare for one an all in a meaningful way not specific to what zip code you are in. YOU GO GIRL!! Keep educating us all. this is exciting stuff for sure! Michelle,
SO timely to start this “meaningful time” in all of our lives to start your blog. NO way there will be meaningful outcomes to be had without the type of great work done by CPMRC and coordination of care, educating patients and their families.With the overall health priorities of ==Improving quality, safety, efficiency, and reducing health disparities
==Engage patients and families in their health care
==Improve care coordination
==Improve population and public health
==Ensure adequate privacy and security protections for personal health information, it truly is a time for us to join together and strengthen the character of our country and deliver healthcare for one an all in a meaningful way not specific to what zip code you are in. YOU GO GIRL!! Keep educating us all. this is exciting stuff for sure!

]]> Comment on Usability and Clinical Application Design by Linda Turvey http://www.cpmrc.com/2010/08/usability-and-clinical-application-design-2/#comment-9 Linda Turvey Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:01:45 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=964#comment-9 Michelle,what a great start for your blog! There is no question - we must examine our practice and make sure we configure our systems to support direct caregivers in providing the best care for our patients. To sustain a consistency in that practice we must also work hard to train and support them over time. Looking forward to learning from you in this new venue. Michelle,what a great start for your blog! There is no question – we must examine our practice and make sure we configure our systems to support direct caregivers in providing the best care for our patients. To sustain a consistency in that practice we must also work hard to train and support them over time.
Looking forward to learning from you in this new venue.

]]> Comment on ARRA and Meaningful Use Resource Center(s) by Jim Cato http://www.cpmrc.com/2010/08/arra-and-meaningful-use-resource-centers/#comment-8 Jim Cato Sat, 21 Aug 2010 02:20:00 +0000 http://www.cpmrc.com/?p=1120#comment-8 Michelle, I really enjoyed your blog and your initial topic on ARRA is both timely and interesting. Nurses must get more engaged and informed on ARRA, which as we know cannot happen without us. Keep educating and informing! Michelle,

I really enjoyed your blog and your initial topic on ARRA is both timely and interesting. Nurses must get more engaged and informed on ARRA, which as we know cannot happen without us. Keep educating and informing!

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