Improving Telehealth Transition of Care Programs Focused on Readmission Reduction

This study suggests that a telehealth transition program may reduce readmissions, although a more rigorous statistical analysis is needed. Importantly, the qualitative chart review suggests several areas for improvement, including engaging family/caregivers, providing better social need support, and developing ways to support behavioral health.

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Journal of Patient Safety
Published
2025-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1097/pts.0000000000001367
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Chronic Disease Management Strategies
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Improving Telehealth Transition of Care Programs Focused on Readmission Reduction

Seth Krevat, Raj M. Ratwani, Ethan Booker, Ryan E. Anderson et al.
Journal of Patient Safety
Chronic Disease Management Strategies
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Improving Telehealth Transition of Care Programs Focused on Readmission Reduction

Seth Krevat, Raj M. Ratwani, Ethan Booker, Ryan E. Anderson, Patricia Spaar, Garrett Zabala
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Abstract

This study suggests that a telehealth transition program may reduce readmissions, although a more rigorous statistical analysis is needed. Importantly, the qualitative chart review suggests several areas for improvement, including engaging family/caregivers, providing better social need support, and developing ways to support behavioral health.

Journal of Patient SafetyVol. 21(7Supp)
Georgetown University (US), Human Factors (Norway) (NO), MedStar Health (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Chronic Disease Management Strategies
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