A new value-based program by the Victorian government Transport Accident Commission has begun to collect and analyze patient-reported results and experiences.
TAC, which supports people injured in traffic accidents, has just launched an Enhanced Rehabilitation Program to enhance care and improve outcomes for their clients.
Based on a press release, the program will leverage the Clinician’s ZEDOC platform to collect and analyze PROMs and PREMs. During the program, customers will be asked to fill out a questionnaire about ZEDOC four times.
WHY IT IMPORTANT
Valuable insights from patient-reported data will inform the clinical decisions of TAC physiotherapists. Specifically, it will help them understand how trauma affects existing clients and during treatment – which can take up to 12 weeks; provide treatment tailored to the individual needs of the client; and identify any potential long-term problems so that steps can be taken to address them early.
The program is currently in its early stages and includes a small group of TAC clients and physiotherapists.
TREND TO BIGGER WOMAN
TAC is working on a number of value-based healthcare initiatives, including the Advanced Rehabilitation Program, to deliver “outstanding results, improved patient experience, and enhanced value.” to all parties involved.” It is also launching pilot programs with pain and rehabilitation providers, and creating a grant program to promote value-based healthcare practices.
Meanwhile, The Clinician is enabling more public health organizations across Australia to tap into patient-generated information to improve health outcomes. SA Health has begun implementing a Patient Reported Measures Program to the Commission on Quality and Innovation in Healthcare.
Last year, Northern Health in Victoria has adopted a configured version of the ZEDOC platform to simplify digital patient admission and clinical monitoring in the virtual emergency department.
ON PROFILE
“This partnership with The Clinician will provide physiotherapists with access to digital information that can help them achieve their goal of delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.” This will improve the experience of our customers and providers and help us support the most effective care and best possible outcomes for those injured in accidents. traffic accidents,” said Lidia Stojanovski, senior director of value-based healthcare at TAC.
