Patient Discharge Clinical Trial
Official title:
Multidisciplinary Care Transition Intervention - Cardinal Health Grant
In an effort to improve care coordination and reduce hospital readmissions, Rush University Medical Center developed the Combined Social Worker and Pharmacist Program, which targets both the psychosocial and clinical risk factors that can lead to rehospitalization. This study will evaluate the impact of this program on 30-day same hospital readmission rates and total cost of care.
If a patient is enrolled in the Combined Social Worker and Pharmacist Program their care will differ from usual care in a number of different ways. First, while the patient is in the hospital, an interdisciplinary group of providers will round on the patient on a regular basis. This interdisciplinary team will be composed of an attending physician, clinical pharmacist, nurse, case manager, and social worker, who will all evaluate the patient's needs from a variety of perspectives to ensure that the patient is prepared for discharge and self-manage post-discharge. During the patient's hospital stay, a clinical pharmacist will also conduct a detailed medication reconciliation of home medications, assess medication-related risks, and provide relevant education to patients participating in the program. After the patient is discharged from Rush University Medical Center, a Master's prepared social worker will then contact the patient and conduct an assessment from a psychosocial perspective to identify any unmet needs. Lastly, a clinical pharmacist will be available to patients enrolled in the Combined Social Worker and Pharmacist Program, should they have any medication-related questions post-discharge. ;
Allocation: Non-Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Health Services Research
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