The Mandate for a 21st Century Health Care Workforce
The Institute of Medicine and World Health Organization Interdisciplinary Core Competencies for the 21st Century Health Care Workforce*
- Apply population health improvement strategies to reduce patient risk of chronic diseases or disease-related complications
- Routinely and consistently deliver effective, evidence-based medical care
- Build shared partnerships with patients and deliver true patient-centered care
- Apply evidence-based behavior change and self-management support interventions
- Lead or function within high-performance interdisciplinary teams
- Implement, evaluate and sustain performance improvement
- Leverage health information technology and innovate for quality and efficiency
- Deliver whole person care that addresses physical, psychosocial and cultural domains
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Minimally Disruptive Medicine: Simplifying Care for Patients with Complex Conditions & Comorbidities
Join us Aug. 6th for the next free learning collaborative event with Mayo Clinic endocrinologist Victor M. Montori, MD who will discuss the problem of nonadherence, the idea that nonadherence is a patient problem, the concept of minimally disruptive medicine--and how it could help change the way we think about medicine, patient care, and adherence. register now.
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