Question

1. Provide an example of a specific use of care coordination.

2. Describe the advantages of using a coordinated care approach and what consequences may result from not having a coordinated care team in place.

Answer 1

1-one of the example of care coordination is primary care coordination where specially teianed nurses have been appointed to develope a care plans for the population facing chronic disease like diabetes.

2- effective coordinated care system benefits patient ,doctors in many ways-

Patient get better health care and enjoy haopy life.

Doctors are more informed.

We are able to asses the prevalence of a particular disease in society..

Some of the obstacle toward the coordinated care system is the lack of interoperability with specialists and hospital systems is also a big challenge. Also, the data management aspect is made more challenging by information technology that lacks functionality.