Aftercare & Follow-up: Standards for Safe Discharge [H-06]
Most preventable readmissions and missed complications occur in the 72 hours after a patient walks out the door — a ...
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Instructor
Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze, MD, MPH, PhD
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Most preventable readmissions and missed complications occur in the 72 hours after a patient walks out the door — a window where weak discharge plans, absent follow-up, and inaccessible complaint channels leave patients dangerously exposed. This course equips clinical and quality teams to close that gap with verifiable, documented aftercare routines that surveyors can confirm and patients can trust.
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Part I — Every Discharged Patient Gets a Real Aftercare Plan
Part II — A Real Mechanism Checks on the Patient After Discharge
Part III — Patients Can Complain After Leaving — and Are Heard
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Capstone & certificate
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Course details
Duration
1h 30m
Course requirements
Internet access and a willingness to learn. No prior knowledge required.
Intended audience
Doctors, nurses and other health workers, and students.
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