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The effect of frontloading visits on patient outcomes
Joanne Rogers1, Mary Perlic, Elizabeth A Madigan
1University Hospitals Home Care, Cleveland, OH, USA. JoanneM.Rogers@UHHS.com
Abstract:
Frontloading, providing 60% of planned visits in the first 2 weeks of the home healthcare episode, was tested in two groups of patients: insulin-dependent patients with diabetes and patients with a primary diagnosis of heart failure. Frontloading was effective for patients with heart failure, decreasing rehospitalization by more than half (39.4-16%), with fewer visits (15.5 vs. 9.5) and equal clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction. There were no significant differences in outcomes for patients with diabetes.
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