Hospital-to-Home-Health Transition Quality (H3TQ) Index
C15991
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Technology Description
The Hospital-to-Home-Health Transition Quality (H3TQ) Index is a novel measure that identifies threats to patient safety in real time for older adults receiving skilled home healthcare (HH) services after hospital discharge. The H3TQ identifies organizational and individual threats to patient safety related to patient/caregiver expectations and ability to implement the care plan, HH provider information management, and administrative barriers to delivering care. HH providers use the H3TQ during the first home visit after hospital discharge to identify when safe practices are not taking place and to target older adults for intervention. Older adults and caregivers also use the H3TQ to identify threats to patient safety.
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swap_vertical_circlemode_editAuthors (3)Alicia ArbajeBruce LeffYea-Jen Hsu
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- Alicia Arbaje, et al. (Aug 2024), Hospital-to-Home-Health Transition Quality (H3TQ) Index: Further Evidence on its Validity and Recommendations for Implementation, Medical Care, 62(8), 503-510
- Alicia Arbaje, et al. (July/Sept 2024), Development and Validation of the Hospital-to-Home-Health Transition Quality (H3TQ) Index: A Novel Measure to Engage Patients and Home Health Providers in Evaluating Hospital-to-Home Care Transition Quality, Quality Management in Health Care, 33(3), 140-148
- Alicia Arbaje, et al. (2023), Using stakeholder intervention refinement teams to develop approaches for real-time integration of patient-reported safety information during older adults’ hospital-to-home-health care transitions, Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management, 28(5), 201-207
- Alicia Arbaje, et al. (2019), Information management goals and process failures during home visits for middle-aged and older adults receiving skilled home healthcare services after hospital discharge: a multisite, qualitative study, BMJ Quality and Safety, 28, 111-120
- Mahiyar Nasarwanji, et al. (2015), Identifying Challenges Associated With the Care Transition Workflow From Hospital to Skilled Home Health Care: Perspectives of Home Health Care Agency Providers, Home Health Care Services Quarterly, 34(3-4), 185-203
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