IMPACT OF COMMUNITIES COLLABORATION ON HEALTH CARE ACCESS

Impact of Communities collaboration on health care access

Abstract

The Impact of Communities collaboration on health care access is one of the main areas of performance that the contract Monitoring Team is exploratory in its evaluation of the impact of the community health. The community health contains precise expectations and financial enticements to support Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) to hold with their communities to evaluate community health and health system needs and expand collaborative delivery systems. There is emergent significance among stakeholders and policymakers in the brunt that CAHs are having in their communities. This attention is also fueled by the growing acceptance of voluntary or mandatory state community benefits reporting laws that need hospitals to certificate the benefits they provide to the community.

Impact of Communities Collaboration On Health Care Access

Introduction

Local health system can improve, despite the existence of conflicting interests and duplication of services among multiple providers. Health care is described as a system consisting of various vertical "Silos of care" that should be accessible to the horizontal by patients. (White 1999) History, the system. Health is not facilitated the sharing of funds, other resources or information between different Silos. This lack of coordination in the system contributed to patient satisfaction and reduced family doctor. He also rejected. Ability to move the health system would be "seamless" It also appears that the fragmented health care has a negative impact on patient outcomes.

Discussion

Much care is provided outside the hospital. In addition, there is a gradual shift towards providing high-cost professional services, from services at a lower cost of home support. The changes will inevitably affect local resources and capacities and are likely to increase the need for flexibility of the local system. argued that the changes were "fundamentally fitness" of Canadian health policy of changing the way services are funded and supplied by affecting the dynamics and the formulation of health policies. (Booij et.al 2003)However, a consistent feature is that the amount of pain still impacts on local communities and their ability to deal with these issues has affected the general ability in the local health system.

The delivery of health care in a community (and hence the local system) can be improved by better integration of the services provided by various stakeholders such as hospitals, care homes agencies and family physicians .. One way to facilitate better integration is to implement a strategy that combines the strengths, needs, interests and abilities leading provider of health services while responding to the characteristics and needs of clients served. A reduced capacity of at least one of the leading providers of health services has an inevitable effect of wealth and hence the ability of others. (Baranek et.al 2004)An example of this occurred in Kingston, Ontario, in 2001, when a home care agency, the Community Care Access Centre (CCAC), limited services and clients placed in care homes in the list hold due to budgetary constraints. This decision had an immediate impact on local health systems and ...