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azncindy619 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Which goal, set by the physician office staff, demonstrates attention to the patient-centered care attribute of care coordination?

1. Each patient will be seen by the physician within 15 minutes of the scheduled appointment time.
2. Information on treatment plans will be provided to each patient.
3. Each patient will receive a patient satisfaction survey regarding each office visit.
4. Post-hospitalization follow-up telephone calls will be made to each discharged patient on post-hospital day 1 and 7.

Question 2

The Health Professions Education report indicates change is needed in healthcare professions education. What are the core competencies the report identifies?

1. Utilize informatics.
2. Provide patient-centered care.
3. Demonstrate leadership.
4. Work in interprofessional teams.
5. Communicate clearly.

Kaytorgator · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

4
Explanation: 1. This goal reflects the attribute of access to care.
2. This goal reflects the attribute of patient engagement in care.
3. This goal reflects the attribute of routine patient feedback to doctors.
4. This goal supports care coordination.

Answer to Question 2

1, 2, 4
Explanation: 1. Utilize informatics is one of the five core competencies.
2. Provide patient-centered care is one of the five core competencies.
3. Leadership is important, but not a specific core competency and is integrated in many of the five core competencies.
4. Work in interprofessional teams is one of the five core competencies.
5. Communicate clearly is not a specific core competency mentioned; it is integrated in all the core competencies.