Lost in Transition¶
Coleman, & Berenson. (2004). Lost in Transition: Challenges and Opportunities for Improving the Quality of Transitional Care.
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Domain-specific¶
- User Journey
- Mapping repeatedly surfaces that friction concentrates not in the clinical encounters themselves but in the handoffs and transitions between them
This sourceThe identification of transitional care - the gap between leaving one setting and being received in the next - as the locus of care-quality challenges.
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“Transitional care, which primarily concerns the relatively brief time interval that begins with preparing a patient to leave one setting and concludes when the patient is received in the next setting, poses challenges that distinguish it from other types of care.”
- Mapping repeatedly surfaces that friction concentrates not in the clinical encounters themselves but in the handoffs and transitions between them
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