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OPIMEC procesa y disemina a través de un mapa y de un directorio de organizaciones relacionadas con enfermedades crónicas complejas.

 

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Una Organización se ha definido como: “aquellas organizaciones, instituciones, centros, servicios, empresas, corporaciones, fundaciones o asociaciones que desempeñan funciones y acciones de carácter político, estratégico, táctico o asistencial para la gestión de enfermedades crónicas en el ámbito de la atención primaria de salud, la atención especializada o la atención socio-sanitaria,  públicas o privadas y de implantación local, regional o nacional”.

Una vez recibida la información el equipo editorial de OPIMEC se encargará de publicarla valorando positivamente al menos tres de las siguientes características:

  •  Apoya la gestión por procesos durante la gestión de enfermedades crónicas complejas.
  • Incorpora tecnologías de la información y la comunicación en la planificación, ejecución, coordinación o monitorización de actividades relacionadas con enfermedades crónicas complejas.
  • Se enfoca en casos de pacientes con enfermedades crónicas y sus entornos.
  • Conduce un análisis sistemático del impacto de sus prácticas para la gestión de enfermedades crónicas complejas a cualquier nivel (clínico, financiero, organizativo, tecnológico).
  • Planea, desarrolla, implementa o promueve estrategias de planificación urbana o de re-organización institucional que tienen en cuenta las necesidades de personas con enfermedades crónicas y favorecen su manejo eficiente y humano.
  • Tiene por lo menos una persona (líder) designada específicamente para promover actividades relacionadas con la gestión de enfermedades crónicas complejas.
  • Tiene equipos de profesionales sanitarios especializados en la GEC.
  • Tiene guías de práctica clínica basadas en evidencia para facilitar la gestión de enfermedades crónicas complejas.
 
 
The Oxford Health Alliance

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Esta organización trata la prevención y reducción del impacto global de las enfermedades crónicas, con diversas partes interesadas en torno a tres factores de riesgo - el uso del tabaco, la inactividad física y la mala alimentación.
 

Los  miembro de OxHA de todo el mundo incluyen destacados académicos, organizaciones no gubernamentales (ONG), activistas, ejecutivos de empresas y de la industria, los defensores de derechos de los pacientes, profesionales de la salud y otros, todos ellos ...

Washoe County Chronic Disease Coalition

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The Washoe County Chronic Disease Coalition was founded in 2005 and is Northern Nevada’s only collaborative of agencies dedicated to the prevention and control of chronic disease. Our mission is to: • Heighten the community’s awareness of chronic diseases and their risk factors; • Improve the community’s access to chronic disease resources, including data, education, and health care services; and • Promote the healthy lifestyle choices that prevent chronic disease (i.e., healthy eating, active ...
Foresight Links Corporation

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Foresight Links Corporation está especializada en la toma de decisiones basados en la evidencia y en el uso innovador de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación para mejorar la salud y los sistemas sanitarios.

Montana Public Interest Research Group

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In 2001, the Montana legislature passed a MontPIRG backed bill to study the creation of a statewide chronic disease tracking system. MontPIRG is now serves on the intern legislative taskforce charged with crafting a system for Montana. The tracking system gives public health officials, health care providers, and communities centralized access to the tools needed to respond to and prevent chronic disease and research and avert environmental threats to public health. The effort is supported ...
Missouri Department of Social Services

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The Chronic Care Improvement Program integrates disease management, case management and electronic care in order to improve the quality of care for chronically ill clients enrolled in Missouri Medicaid. The program provides education and health management support through the first care management tool that works in conjunction with an Internet-based plan enabling all participants -- patients, providers and health coaches -- to work more effectively together using a collaborative medical record. The program severs Medicaid patients identified ...
Delta Community Partners in Care

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Delta Community Partners in Care (DCPIC) is a coalition of partners serving a rural area in the Mississippi Delta region of northwest Mississippi. This region is an underserved area for health care, where 30 percent of the population lives below poverty. Its target population is the uninsured or underinsured between the ages of 21 and 64 who have a diagnosis of diabetes, hypertension, or both. DCPIC attempts to reduce the barriers affecting its target population ...
Michigan’s Department of Community Health

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This program provides a coordinated care intervention model that focuses entirely on older people who are frail enough to meet their state's standards for nursing home care. This program as been proven to work addressing the needs of elderly patients with multiple chronic conditions. For consumers, PACE provides: • Caregivers who listen to and can respond to their individualized care needs • The option to continue living in the community as long as possible • One-stop shopping ...
Massachusetts Chronic Disease Improvement Network

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The Massachusetts Chronic Disease Improvement Network assists health care professionals and institutions to improve clinical outcomes for people living with chronic illness. The Network serves as a clearinghouse for resources and information in the management of chronic illness. With this website, the Network links providers across the Commonwealth, supplies technical assistance, and offers a forum for sharing innovative approaches to improve the lives of people with asthma, diabetes and other chronic diseases. The Network’s ...
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Specially trained nurses work with primary care physicians (PCPs) in their offices to improve care for seniors with multiple chronic illnesses by coordinating care, facilitating transitions in care, and acting as the patient’s advocate across health care and social settings. Nurses use an electronic health record (EHR) and a variety of established methods, including disease management, case management, transitional care, self-management, lifestyle modification, caregiver education and support, and geriatric evaluation and management. A pilot ...
Mayo Clinic

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Mayo Clinic researchers developed a medication reconciliation (MR) intervention program for outpatient primary care settings that improved the accuracy of medication lists in the practice’s electronic medical records (EMRs) relative to patient reports of actual prescription and nonprescription drugs and supplements used. The intervention included communicating with patients so that they were better prepared to provide information about their medications at the time of the visit, as well as provider education on the importance ...