Considering the five overarching practice changes necessary for implementing WCPR.
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Remember that the practice changes include enhancing the circle care and sharing health information, identifying a facilitator, getting referrals by setting up a process, engaging partners to attend and participate and then implementing actions; of course, before implementing actions, the team must hold the rounds!
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Drag and drop the following action steps in the best order.
After the referring clinician presents a case, have the facilitator guide a solution-focused discussion that ends with recommended actions.
The facilitator sets an agenda for a 60 to 90 minutes WCPR session, allowing 5 to 10 minutes per case.
Consult with your privacy officer so that you can assure providers in the circle of care that sharing of patient’s health information at WCPR complies with legal parameters.
Create a simple process for referrals that allows clinicians to include enough relevant patient information for a productive discussion at WCPR.
If the patient’s MRP (most responsible provider) could not attend the WCPR, the referring clinician informs them of the outcome with a post-round communication record.
Select a facilitator with good listening and organization skills who also has knowledge of the clinical aspects of palliative care.
Use value statements that highlight the benefits of WCPR to help encourage attendance by various providers in the enhanced circle of care.