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Welcome!

Welcome to our session! Congratulations on reaching the halfway point of our year together; we've seen significant improvements in our practice. Today, we will discuss successful changes you've made and the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing. Remember to ask questions freely and utilize shared resources. Our learning objectives include understanding the diffusion of innovations, auditing care processes for sustainability, and building connections with hospitals and community resources. Let’s enhance our leadership and expertise in patient care. Any questions to start?

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  1. Welcome! Robert A. Gabbay, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine, Penn State College of Medicine

  2. Congratulations! • We’re more than halfway through our year together and have made a lot of improvement! • What are some of the best changes you have made?

  3. Remember Our Ground Rules • Ask questions—the more the better! • Don’t re-invent the wheel! • Share freely. Steal shamelessly. • You’re becoming experts—talk to one another, go visit one another! • Your practices need your leadership and expertise.

  4. Learning Objectives for This Session and Action Period #3 • Understand and demonstrate the concepts of diffusion and spread to implement successful changes practice-wide. • Understand and demonstrate how to audit systems and processes of care to ensure sustainability of improvements. • Understand how to develop linkages with hospitals, payers, and community resources to support patient self-care and care coordination of high-risk patients, particularly during the transition from hospital to home.

  5. Let’s Get Started Any questions first?

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