Virtual Care Advisory Service Sample Clauses

Virtual Care Advisory Service. ‌ The Recipient will offer Virtual Care Advisory Service. The Virtual Care Advisory Service represents a revised and flexible service offering to support the use of evidence-informed and best practice virtual care processes, including the integration of virtual visits and digital self-care tools into new models of care. The focus of this work is to establish the Recipient as a critically important and valuable enabler for Ontario Health Teams (OHT) to achieve their clinical and business objectives through the integration of virtual care into their care processes. Through this Program, OHTs will be better equipped to leverage virtual care to enhance integrated care, improve transitions in care, enable patient self-management, improve the patient experience and to ultimately reduce pressure on hospitals by keeping patients out of the hospital, as appropriate. The Recipient will not limit the resources and expertise available through this service to the Recipient’s technology offerings or programs but also include advice on other models and technologies that may be of interest to Ontario health care providers. At a minimum, the Recipient will offer the following as part of the Virtual Care Advisory Service: • Review & Options: Meeting with OHTs to understand specific population needs and participate in planning exercises to help align appropriate virtual care options (Recipient and non-Recipient), including consideration of how to best leverage an OHT’s existing resources and programs. • Around the World: Making available environmental scans of best practices in virtual care from healthcare organizations and leading vendors, which can be customized to an OHT’s specific needs. • Tools of the Trade: Providing practical ‘lessons learned’ from healthcare organizations that have implemented virtual care in Ontario, including case studies, change management, adoption tactics, implementation and evaluation approaches. • Match-Maker: Connecting leadership and clinicians with peer organizations and innovators who have impactful virtual care programs and solutions already in place that may meet clinical and business objectives of OHTs. • Virtual Care Protocol Co-Design: Collaborating with OHT clinical expertise to “virtualize” current workflows to optimize virtual care impact. The Recipient can offer workflow integration and program co- design, working with clinicians to weave virtual services into clinical pathways as appropriate. • Easy-buy: Providing access to valid...
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