Duke HOD Team 3
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Advocating for value-based care models for patients with neurological diagnoses in the inpatient rehabilitation setting
Durham, NC
Joined December 2016
Healthcare costs are insane!🤯How many of us have decided not to seek treatment to save some money?💸That's what #dudpthod3 is trying to promote with a motion for value-based care models in physical therapy at Duke University's House of Dukelegates on May 20th!
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RT @Duke_DPT: Delegate from @DukeHod3 leaves it up to @APTAtweets for the timeline then @KaylaHolz of @DukeHOD13 opposes the motion- the mo…
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@DptDuke6HOD Thank you for breaking this down! Have you considered implementing a specialized SIG to address the identified gaps in care? #dudpthod
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Other countries like Australia have been using a Value Based Care System for decades. It’s time our health care model catches up. Join us May 20th for Duke DPT’s House of Dukelegates where we will petition to get our motion for VBC in inpatient rehab adopted. #dudpthod
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@DptDuke6HOD One of the best ways to advocate for this model is to be educated on what it entails! This article (shoutout Dr. Cook) explains the core principles of value-based care and the benefits it could have! #dudpthod
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The average inpatient rehab stay can cost anywhere from $5,000-$20,000 depending on diagnosis, clinic, etc. This cost is already a burden for many, but what if the care received was guaranteed to be of higher value to decrease the chances of needing further care? #dudpthod
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Curious about our motion? Research the utilization of value-based care principles for the treatment of neurological diagnoses in inpatient rehabilitation physical therapy practice. We aim to use the guiding principle of value to promote quality PT & improve cost! #dudpthod
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@DptDuke6HOD How do you plan to increase the visibility of pediatric physical therapy? What actionable steps can we take to bridge the gap? #dudpthod
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@DukeHOD12 Besides providing resources, how can we proactively address provider burnout rather than reactively rectify the consequences? #dudpthod
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