CARE TRANSITIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA: BUILDING A SUPPORTIVE CARE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

All sessions are listed in Eastern Time. 

Symposia

  • Date:
  • Time: -
  • Track: Clinical Practice
  • CME/CE: 1.0 - AMA Credits, AAFP Prescribed Credits, ABIM MOC Credits, CMD Management Credits, Nursing Credits, Pharmacy Credits, Social Work Credits
  • Q & A: Chat

Moderator: Sarah Berry, MD, MPH
Sponsored by the VA Special Interest Group and the Dementia Care Special Interest Group

This session will be useful to providers who are engaged in care during transitions from the hospital and to policymakers designing the Dementia Care Management System. Learning Objectives: (1) review the applicability of Transitional Care Management codes in older patients in transitions from hospital or skilled nursing care to home; (2) describe the requirements of the Cognitive Assessment and Care Planning code; (3) leverage the strengths and weaknesses of past transitional care programs during their design process; and (4) recognize the authorities and vehicles that shape the future of care for people living with dementia and their caregivers.

Transitional Care Management: Patterns in Medicare Beneficiaries with Dementia
Thomas Andrew Bayer, MD, ScM
Cognitive Assessment and Care Planning Code: Under-Utilization and Opportunities for Growth
Eric Jutkowitz, PhD
Lessons Learned from Implementation of a Transitional Care Program
Jane A. Driver, MD
Comprehensive and Well-Coordinated Care for People Living with Dementia: CMS Value-Based Care
Sharei M. Ling, MD

Pharmacy and Social Work credit types are available for live participation only. Attendees may claim a maximum of 26.25 pharmacy contact or social work credit hours.