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Hospital redesign of interdisciplinary rounds improved communication and patient care post-COVID. Structured rounds led to faster discharges and enhanced patient-physician interaction, boosting overall patient experience.

Keywords:

Discharge Planning Health care quality Multi-disciplinary care Quality improvement

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Healthcare Management
Clinical Operations
Patient Safety

Background:

The post-COVID era presents challenges to efficient interdisciplinary communication in hospitals.
Effective communication is crucial for optimal discharge planning and patient safety.
Existing models of interdisciplinary rounds may not meet current healthcare demands.

Purpose of the Study:

To redesign interdisciplinary rounds for improved efficiency and communication.
To enhance discharge planning, patient safety indicators, and patient-physician communication.
To implement a structured initiative involving all key healthcare participants.

Main Methods:

A comprehensive redesign of interdisciplinary rounds was developed and implemented.
The redesign was based on the Institute for Healthcare Improvement model.
Rounds were restructured into two distinct components: interdisciplinary disposition and clinical rounds.

Main Results:

The new dichotomous structure improved median discharge time.
Estimated date of discharge was better identified.
Communication among care team providers was streamlined.
Second physician rounds for discharged patients improved patient experience domains.

Conclusions:

The redesigned interdisciplinary rounds model enhances efficiency in the post-COVID healthcare environment.
Structured, dichotomous rounds improve key performance indicators like discharge time and communication.
Improvements in communication and discharge processes positively impact patient experience.