Staff Engagement: The Key to Building a Culture of Quality Improvement in Nursing Homes
Comagine Health's long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) team works with nursing homes to better understand the critical elements needed for quality improvement.
Comagine Health's long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) team works with nursing homes to better understand the critical elements needed for quality improvement.
Primary care providers play a critical role in addressing tobacco use and supporting smoking cessation efforts for their patients. By providing patients with responsive resources that meet them where they are, you can make a meaningful difference in their health and overall quality of life. Below is a list of national and state-based resources for providers and patients.
This tobacco cessation coding guide contains ICD-10 CM diagnosis codes and CPT/HCPCS codes for quick and easy reference.
As part of Comagine Health’s Partnership to Reimagine Health Care, the opioids team works to promote safer evidence-based prescribing practices to improve patient outcomes and reduce opioid-related adverse and fatal drug events.
Interested in receiving a kidney transplant? Use this roadmap to learn about each step in the transplant process and track your progress on your transplant journey. As you complete a Checkpoint, move your icon to the next Checkpoint and celebrate your success.
¿Interesado en recibir un trasplante de riñón? Use esta hoja de ruta para aprender sobre cada paso en el proceso de trasplante y hacer un seguimiento de su progreso en su viaje de trasplante. A medida que complete un punto de control, mueva su icono al siguiente punto de control y celebre su éxito.
Comagine Health is pleased to announce the Q2 2024 winners of the COVID Mitigation Medal, an award recognizing vigilance and excellence in infection control and prevention efforts a
Natural disasters present unique threats to the operations of health care facilities and the communities they serve. Hospitals and clinics are critical players in emergency response during these disasters and maintaining consistent operations can save lives.
Falls are a significant issue in nursing homes, posing increased risk for substantial harm from injury, decreased quality of life and increased health care costs.
By Alice Bonner, Senior Advisor on Aging, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and Amanda Meier, Project Manager, Institute for Healthcare Improvement