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- Outcomes Associated with VA Implementation of PACT – Publication Brief
HSR Publication BriefsQuestions about the HSR website? Email the Web Team Any health information on this website is strictly for informational purposes and is not intended as medical advice It should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition
- PACT Social Work Staffing Program Evaluated by SERVE QUERI
Social Work PACT Staffing Program: By increasing the number of social workers in primary care teams, specifically in diverse geographic settings, the Social Work PACT Staffing Program is increasing access to VA care and services for rural Veterans
- More Patient-Aligned Care Team Components Translates to Improved . . .
HSR Publication BriefsQuestions about the HSR website? Email the Web Team Any health information on this website is strictly for informational purposes and is not intended as medical advice It should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition
- PACT Implementation Associated with Potential Short-Term Improvement in . . .
HSR Publication BriefsQuestions about the HSR website? Email the Web Team Any health information on this website is strictly for informational purposes and is not intended as medical advice It should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition
- Social Workers Bridge Critical Care Gaps and Improve Health Outcomes . . .
In 2016, to fill this persistent gap in rural health care and service delivery, ORH implemented the Social Work PACT Staffing Program, which placed more master’s-level licensed social workers in PACTs at rural health centers The goal of the program is to increase Veteran access to care
- Tools Used to Improve Care Coordination for High-Risk Veterans across . . .
Specifically, the Improving PACT Coordination across Settings and Services: Coordination Toolkit and Coaching (CTAC) project provides access to 18 tools covering the topics of managing referrals to specialty care, medication management, patient after-visit summaries, patient activation materials, and provider contact information
- VA Health Systems Research - Veterans Affairs
Introduction In 2009, the Veterans Health Administration Handbook 1101 02 established a baseline panel size of 1,200 patients for a full-time physician in a Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) This number could be adjusted up or down based on availability of support staff, the number of examination rooms, and patient complexity
- What is the Optimal Panel Size in Primary Care? A Systematic Review
In a 2013 study of VA primary care providers in patient-aligned care teams (PACT), Katz and colleagues used multivariable regression to examine the relationship between panel size (median = 1178) and several measures of actual and relational continuity of primary care 10 In their models, authors controlled for patient demographics, disability
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