How Does Care Coordination Improve Patient Outcomes?
Effective care coordination has been shown to improve patient outcomes by:
- Reducing the likelihood of treatment delays and gaps in care. - Enhancing communication between healthcare providers, leading to better-informed decision-making. - Providing patients with a clear understanding of their treatment plan and what to expect. - Offering comprehensive support that addresses both medical and non-medical needs, such as emotional and financial assistance. - Lowering the risk of hospital readmissions and complications.
