Opeeka is helping to develop smarter technology that allows care systems to monitor population needs and responses to interventions in real-time. Opeeka’s P-CIS platform reduces workload burdens for Listening, Observing and Assessing so that Helpers can spend more time Engaging to help build hope with the people they serve.
What if systems of care could react in real-time to changes in population need as they occur? At Opeeka, that is what we built our software to enable – real-time monitoring of population changing need to support agile care serving systems.
Each one of these assessments has a different purpose. A screening assessment is a brief procedure that’s designed to identify which patients need care. Differentiate by their respective goals, indicators for use, level of complexity and outcomes, while recognizing their common properties.
Some methods of improving response rates for patient assessments, questionnaires and surveys include informing respondents of how their answers will be used, decreasing the number of questions, limiting the amount of time required, and providing incentives for participation. It is important to be sure your questions follow a logical pattern so that patients who start a survey follow it through to completion.
How P-CIS can help your organization meet the requirements of AB 2083, the California bill that requires every child with a disability to receive coordinated care.
A coordinated system of care is a type of healthcare that is designed to provide all the necessary services and resources for a families’ health, safety, and well-being. In a coordinated system of care a family’s needs are met through linkage and referral to resources, and services. Coordinated systems of care are different from traditional care systems because they are designed to deliver comprehensive care for all of a families needs.
This is the third in a five-part series about how P-CIS improves coordinated care for children, youth and their families. This post explores how providers can coordinate care across a system of care.
A system of care for foster care allows providers to work together to provide appropriate care, services and supports. It provides a cohesive approach to providing services and supports needed by children, youth and families, but it requires sharing information and data to be effective.
A parent’s ability to create shared meanings with their child about culture and family belief helps establish common ground on which a relationship is built. Meaning making happens over a lifetime, and each parent-child interaction is a new opportunity to create additional common ground.
Integrated healthcare is the evolution of how people receive health care. The trend has been to move towards integrating different types of services into one program, including primary care, specialty care, and other services.
