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Staff: Care Coordination

Module Materials

What is care coordination and how can you, as a medical assistant or practice staff, be involved?

Helping patients by coordinating their care is a core feature of practice transformation and the Patient-Centered Medical Home. However, care coordination is one of the more challenging aspects of healthcare, as the U.S. has a fragmented system of care. This module provides examples of the value of care coordination and how staff and medical assistants can play a role in this important aspect of caring for patients.

Learning Objectives

After completing this module, the learner should be able to:

  • Define care coordination in primary care practice.
  • Discuss methods for coordination of patient care across the complex health care system, the practice, and the patient’s family and community.
  • Describe the medical assistant role in care coordination.

Who should complete this module?

The information in this module is valuable for primary care staff.

CME credit available.

Approximate Time: 30 minutes

Staff: Care Coordination