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Perceptions of Risk Stratification Workflows in Primary Care

Tracking # 20-775088

$19.00

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Method Computer-Based Training

What you'll learn

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Define Risk Stratification and recognize the major components of computer, human, and mixed care management models.
  • Recognize the importance of Risk Stratification as a tool for health care costs reduction and improvement of patient outcomes.
  • Use the basic structure of the three types of Risk Stratification in a clinical or patient care setting.
  • Understand the evolving nature of Risk Stratification and contribute to its application in care management transformation and improvement.
  • Engage with other staff in planning and actions to develop the most effective applications of Risk Stratification in clinical settings.
  • Understand the initial attitudes and perceptions about Risk Stratification and their potential for change and growth.

Course overview

This course is fully online, at-your-own-pace and reports to CE Broker. This course reviews professional perceptions of healthcare transformation models that use Risk Stratification (RS) to manage care resources. Risk stratification is a process that identifies or groups patients to receive care resources. Health care consists of scarce or limited resources, and RS is an approach aimed at creating maximum benefit from the use of those resources. Risk stratification is a process for improving patient outcomes while reducing the overall costs of treatment and usage of health care resources. The method can use human review, computer-based programs, or a combination of both to determine which patients have the most compelling risks for adverse outcomes. RS is a process that places priorities on the use of health care resources to reduce adverse outcomes. Adverse outcomes include preventable diseases and costly complications that may be reduced or avoided completely by early detection, intervention, and treatment. Care managers can assign proactive measures and adequate resources to treat high-risk patients and avoid adverse developments that cause increased levels of disease and mortality among the patient population. High-risk patients have an outsized impact on health care costs and health care resources. This group represents a small proportion of the patient population, and they use more than half of the annual resources in terms of costs and capacity. Progress towards reducing the costs of healthcare in the US must necessarily focus on high-risk and potentially high-cost patients. Risk stratification is the emerging method for assigning risk scores to patients or patient groups. The high-risk scoring will enable health care managers to focus resources as needed to improve patient outcomes by taking actions to reduce risks. Enjoyable Education, LLC provides high-quality, nationally approved CEUs for Clinical Health Professionals. Our education is up-to-date, integrated with CE Broker and has a simple, flat cost model of $5.70 per CEU. The goal is simple, make CE/CME as enjoyable as possible.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Nursing - Certified Nursing Assistants

Certified Nursing Assistant

2h General

Michigan Board of Nursing

Licensed Practical Nurse

2h General

Licensed Practical Nurse Special Volunteer

2h General

Registered Nurse

2h General

Registered Nurse Special Volunteer

2h General

Mississippi Board of Nursing

Licensed Practical Nurse

2h Continuing education related to nursing

Registered Nurse

2h Continuing education related to nursing

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Define Risk Stratification and recognize the major components of computer, human, and mixed care management models.
  2. Recognize the importance of Risk Stratification as a tool for health care costs reduction and improvement of patient outcomes.
  3. Use the basic structure of the three types of Risk Stratification in a clinical or patient care setting.
  4. Understand the evolving nature of Risk Stratification and contribute to its application in care management transformation and improvement.
  5. Engage with other staff in planning and actions to develop the most effective applications of Risk Stratification in clinical settings.
  6. Understand the initial attitudes and perceptions about Risk Stratification and their potential for change and growth.

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