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What are Chronic Disease Management Programs

If you are a healthcare practice looking to implement a CDM program, contact HWS today.

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What are Chronic Disease Management Programs

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  1. What are Chronic Disease Management Programs www.healthwealthsafe.com

  2. Introduction Chronic diseases are persistent, long-lasting and generally progressive. According to WHO, the four primary types of chronic diseases are - cardiovascular disease, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes. Chronic diseases are the reason for over 60% of global deaths annually. 6 in 10 individuals in the US suffer from a chronic illness and 4 in 10 suffer from two or more. Chronic diseases claim a hefty amount from the nation’s $3.8 trillion annual healthcare expenditure. www.healthwealthsafe.com

  3. What are chronic disease management programs Chronic disease management programs are proactive, data-backed medical interventions for better chronic disease management. Chronic disease management programs aim to • Inform and educate patients about their illness • Promote lifestyle changes like exercise and medication adherence • Train patients to self-manage their condition Chronic disease management programs are executed with the help of a multidisciplinary care team. www.healthwealthsafe.com

  4. Five main models of chronic disease self-management The five main models of chronic disease self- management are- 01 02 Chronic Care Model (CCM) The CCM model focuses on redesigning the existing care delivery systems, which are episodic and creating proactive medical care delivery systems tailored for chronic conditions management. Improving chronic illness care (ICIC) This model aims to improve care for chronically ill patients by effectively combining medical science with innovative care delivery systems and delivering prompt and accurate care to patients. www.healthwealthsafe.com

  5. 04 05 03 Innovative care for chronic conditions (ICCC) The ICCC model of chronic care spans the broader group of patients, their families, healthcare organizations and communities. Stanford Model (SM) The Stanford model of chronic care argues that the best intervention is self- management and aims to coach patients to self- manage their condition effectively. Transitional care model (TCM) Transitional care ensures coordination and continuation of treatment during patient transitions from locations like the hospital to home or from a lower level of care to intensive care. www.healthwealthsafe.com

  6. Chronic disease management programs goals and objectives The most prominent goals of chronic disease management programs are Improving quality of life Improving health outcomes Improving mental health Reducing hospital utilization www.healthwealthsafe.com

  7. Conclusion CDM programs can drastically improve patient outcomes by enhancing the quality of life and reducing hospital visits. CDM programs are tailored to serve chronically ill patients and boost their chances of recovery. Health Wealth Safe is a healthcare delivery system solutions provider and offers research-based, information-driven CDM programs. If you are a healthcare practice looking to implement a CDM program, contact HWS today. www.healthwealthsafe.com

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