TOC Compendium

TOC Compendium

Looking for tools or resources to help you learn more about Transitions of Care?

The TOC Compendium is a collection of resources including white papers, journal articles, and website links available to professionals and patients for their practices or medical situations.

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Evaluation Software

Evaluation Software

TOC Evaluation Software

Based around the original transitions of care (TOC) evaluation documents introduced in 2009, this web-based evaluation tool is for institutions ready to move to the next phase of their TOC quality improvement efforts.

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In alignment with NTOCC's mission to improve Transitions of Care across the healthcare continuum, the NTOCC Knowledge & Resource Center provides access to tools and resources that deliver solutions to providers, patients and consumers.

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2nd Quarter IMPACT Newsletter May 2017
Posted on 5/4/2017 by NTOCC ®

NTOCC IMPACT Newsletter 2nd Quarter 2017

House Republicans vote to repeal and replace The Patient Protection and Affordable care act
Posted on 5/4/2017 by NTOCC ® in Obamacare Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act House Healthcare Health care Transitions of Care NTOCC Legislation

In DC, House Republicans passed legislation today that will repeal and replace The Patient Protection and Affordable care act, also known as Obamacare. This is a major step toward this long running Republican goal that sets in motion an overhaul of the nation’s healthcare system.

Rep. Tom Price Officially Tapped to Lead HHS
Posted on 11/29/2016 by NTOCC ®

This morning, President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team announced that Rep. Tom Price has been chosen to serve as the next Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). Price (R-GA), the current chairman of the House Budget Committee and member of the Ways and Means Committee, is an orthopedic surgeon who represents many of the northern suburbs of Atlanta. The Georgia congressman was an early supporter of Trump’s, endorsing him for President last May. NTOCC has worked closely with Dr. Price over the years on issues surrounding care transitions including the implementation of the chronic care management code. Dr. Price’s nomination is subject to confirmation by the Senate, which will occur in January.

Election Wrap-Up and Potential Impact on Healthcare
Posted on 11/10/2016 by NTOCC ®

On Tuesday, Donald Trump won the presidency by running the most unconventional campaign in modern history. He was able to connect with middle-class voters in states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa while winning toss-up states on the east coast, including Florida and North Carolina, to seal his victory. Thus far, President-elect Trump has won 28 states and 279 electoral votes, with Arizona (11 electoral votes), Michigan (16 electoral votes), and New Hampshire (4 electoral votes) yet to be called.

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About NTOCC

The National Transitions of Care Coalition is a 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to addressing a serious U.S. health care issue: filling the gaps that occur when patients leave one care setting and move to another care setting. These transitions include patients moving from primary care to specialty physicians; moving or transferring patients from the emergency department to intensive care or surgery; and when patients are discharged from the hospital to home, assisted living arrangements, or skilled nursing facilities. The U.S. health care system often fails to meet the needs of patients during these transitions because care is rushed and responsibility is fragmented, with little communication across care settings and multiple providers.

Since 2006, NTOCC’s Advisors Council of over 30 organizations has shared a common goal of improving the quality of Transitions of Care. Working in conjunction with 450 Associate Member organizations and over 3,000 individual professional subscribers, NTOCC has developed tools and resources made available to everyone in the health care industry including providers, payers, patients and consumers. NTOCC’s mission is supported by the Partners Council made up of innovative companies leading critical change in health care coordination.