Patient Engagement
through Patient Centered
Goals
Chris Walker
MSN, RN, MHA
St. Cloud Hospital/CentraCare Health
Typical Transition Failures
Self-care
Care Planning
Health Literacy/Communication
Improvement Strategies
Self-care
Care Planning
Health Literacy/Patient-Provider
Communication
Illness Management & Recovery
(IM & R)
Psychoeducation
Behavioral tailoring for medication adherence
Relapse prevention training
Coping skills training
Social skills training
Recovery Goals
Unique to each individual
Must be personally meaningful
Vary from modest to ambitious
Use of Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Unique Treatment Plan (UTP)
Criteria and types
Plan development with patient and
interdisciplinary team
Electronic health record access
Interdisciplinary Staffing Note
RN/SW Communication
Plan of care
Payor
Suicide risk assessment
Event changes
Illness, Management & Recovery (IM & R)
Recovery goal
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Protocol
Behavioral Chain Analysis
Diary card
Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT)
Staged within 3 days of admission
Stages of mental health and/or substance use
Transition Plan
Disposition needs
Medical follow up
Day of IP stay
UTP (yes/no)
Violence risk assessment
Family meeting
Bedside Shift Report
Warm handoff
SBAR report
Focused pt and safety assessment
Review of tasks
Identify patient and family needs/concerns
My Care Board
Managing My Recovery
Relapse prevention plan
Reasons for living
Possible triggers
Early warning signs
Support people
Recovery goal
Strategies for success
Discharge Checklist
Specific to disciplines
Improved consistency
Transforming Care at the
Bedside (TCAB)
Purpose
Rapid change cycle (PDSA)
Positive culture change
References
www.rarereadmissions.org
Nurse Bedside Shift Report. June 2013. Agency for
Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD.
http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/systems/hospital/e
ngagingfamilies/strategy3/index.html
Meyer, P. & Gingerich, S. (2009). Supporting Illness
Management Recovery on Inpatient Units.
2007: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation & Institute
for Healthcare Improvement. TCAB Communications
Guidelines