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Towards proactive, integrated care across boundaries: panel management next level.

Anna Wilhelmina de Boer¹, Mattijs Everard Numans², Hedwig Miirjam Maria Vos²

¹Public Health and Primary Care/Health Campus The Hague, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands a.w.de_boer@lumc.nl.

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Summary

Panel Management Next Level is an advanced, proactive integrated care approach. It systematically manages patient panels based on shared risks and needs, aiming to improve care quality and patient experience.

Keywords:

Delivery of Health Care, Integrated Patient-Centered Care

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Population Health
Integrated Care Models

Background:

Panel Management is a population-oriented care approach.
Existing models require enhancement for cross-setting integration.
Need for systematic, risk-stratified patient management.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an advanced Panel Management approach (Panel Management Next Level).
To create an iterative process applicable across healthcare settings and boundaries.
To define a structured system for proactive care based on medical and social needs.

Main Methods:

Empanelment of patient groups with similar risks for adverse health events.
Allocation of interventions based on identified medical and social needs.
Systematic surveillance of care gaps and evaluation of effects and processes.

Main Results:

Panel Management Next Level is defined as a structured, iterative process.
It involves empanelment, intervention allocation, care gap surveillance, and evaluation.
The approach is designed for proactive, integrated care across diverse settings.

Conclusions:

Panel Management Next Level offers a proactive, integrated care strategy.
It has the potential to achieve the quadruple aim: improved patient experience, population health, professional experience, and reduced costs.
Key challenges include multimorbidity, integrated IT systems, and alternative payment models.