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This year the National Transitions of Care Coalition (NTOCC) convened a special task force to review and provide recommendation/revision enhancements to the NTOCC Care Transition Bundle: 7 Essential Intervention Categories. The Care Transitions Bundle was first developed and launched in 2011 to support individuals and organizations with essential interventions for improving transitions of care for providers, patients and their identified family caregiver.
We would like to invite providers, patients and caregivers to review the suggested revisions and provide comments or thoughts about the proposed changes. There are seven (7) individual sections to review and you do not have to review all 7 but it is encouraged. The public comment period will be open for 30 days, ending on December 31, 2021.
Feel free to share this link with your colleagues, patients and caregivers or other organizations as everyone is encouraged to review and provide comments. https://nowcomment.com/blogs/29631
Please follow the instructions to set up a new account for the "Now Comment" platform, in order to begin the process of reviewing the NTOCC Care Transitions Bundle: Seven Essential Intervention Categories.
Link to all 7 of the the care transition bundle documents:
https://nowcomment.com/blogs/296311
In order to include your comments on the proposed revisions to 2011 NTOCC Care Transitions Bundle 7 Essential Elements document, you must set up a new account , on the Now Comment platform, which will only take about 60 seconds.
NTOCC is looking forward to recieving your comments regarding the proposed revisions to the Care Transition Bundle: 7 Essential Intervention Categories. As always if you have any questions regarding this Press release, please contact me anytime by phone at (501)712-8686 or by emailing me at valemmons@gmail.com.
Kindest Regards,
Val Emmons
NTOCC, VP Communications & Govt. Affairs
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