Clinical Provider Practice Tool Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Decision Support Tool Managing Dementia Across the Continuum Care Coordination Practice Tool Community Based Service Provider Practice Tool After A Diagnosis While the recommended practices in these tools are not location-specific, many of the resources referenced are specific to Minnesota. The resource sections can be adapted to reflect resources specific to your geographic area. To access ACT practice tools and resources, as well as video tutorials on screening, assessment, diagnosis, and care coordination, visit: Module IX: Learning Objectives Upon completion of this module the student should: Gain an understanding of the unique care needs of individuals with dementia when comorbid conditions are present. Demonstrate an understanding of dementia as the organizing framework for care including: how it affects assessment, treatment planning, care management, and overall quality of life for individuals with dementia. List evidence-based transitional care models, which can be critical in supporting individuals with dementia through transitions across care settings and can help prevent/reduce unnecessary hospitalizations.
Clinical Provider Practice Tool Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Decision Support Tool Managing Dementia Across the Continuum Care Coordination Practice Tool Community Based Service Provider Practice Tool After A Diagnosis While the recommended practices in these tools are not location-specific, many of the resources referenced are specific to Minnesota. The resource sections can be adapted to reflect resources specific to your geographic area. To access ACT practice tools and resources, as well as video tutorials on screening, assessment, diagnosis, and care coordination, visit: Module IX: Learning Objectives Upon completion of this module the student should: Gain an understanding of the unique care needs of individuals with dementia when comorbid conditions are present. Demonstrate an understanding of dementia as the organizing framework for care including: how it affects assessment, treatment planning, care management, and overall quality of life for individuals with dementia. List evidence-based transitional care models, which can be critical in supporting individuals with dementia through transitions across care settings and can help prevent/reduce unnecessary hospitalizations.
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