MOC Narrative A MOC narrative is a written description of the interconnected sequence of events in a community's healthcare delivery system. A MOC narrative includes the following components: Community Background/Demographics See Worksheet 3.1 Community Demographic Assessment Worksheet – Core Partners and Their Capacities See Worksheet 3.3 Partner Identification Checklist – Noncore Partners and Their Capacities See Worksheet 3.3 Partner Identification Checklist – Patient Flow See the example MOC diagrams on the previous pages A sample MOC narrative is provided in Appendix C. Use this sample as a guide to complete a narrative for your community. Upon completion of your MOC narrative, you and your planning team should review it and your MOC diagram to make sure you have accurately described the delivery of healthcare in your community on a day-to-day basis. You should make revisions to either component as needed before proceeding to the next step. Evaluate Your MOC Diagram and Narrative with Your Partners Once you and your planning team have completed your MOC diagram and narrative, you should share it with those core and noncore partners described in the diagram or the narrative. Preferably, you should meet with these partners in person (i.e., in a workshop or exercise) to "walk through" the diagram and narrative in a step-by-step process to confirm that the MOC diagram includes all points of healthcare delivery (i.e., all relevant core and noncore partners) within your community MOC narrative also includes these points of healthcare delivery and accurately reflects the roles, responsibilities, capabilities, and special considerations for sectors and subsectors identified in the narrative
MOC Narrative A MOC narrative is a written description of the interconnected sequence of events in a community's healthcare delivery system. A MOC narrative includes the following components: Community Background/Demographics See Worksheet 3.1 – Community Demographic Assessment Worksheet Core Partners and Their Capacities See Worksheet 3.3 – Partner Identification Checklist Noncore Partners and Their Capacities See Worksheet 3.3 – Partner Identification Checklist Patient Flow See the example MOC diagrams on the previous pages A sample MOC narrative is provided in Appendix C. Use this sample as a guide to complete a narrative for your community. Upon completion of your MOC narrative, you and your planning team should review it and your MOC diagram to make sure you have accurately described the delivery of healthcare in your community on a day-to-day basis. You should make revisions to either component as needed before proceeding to the next step. Evaluate Your MOC Diagram and Narrative with Your Partners Once you and your planning team have completed your MOC diagram and narrative, you should share it with those core and noncore partners described in the diagram or the narrative. Preferably, you should meet with these partners in person (i.e., in a workshop or exercise) to "walk through" the diagram and narrative in a step-by-step process to confirm that the MOC diagram includes all points of healthcare delivery (i.e., all relevant core and noncore partners) within your community MOC narrative also includes these points of healthcare delivery and accurately reflects the roles, responsibilities, capabilities, and special considerations for sectors and subsectors identified in the narrative
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