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: Lowering the rate of patients returning to the hospital within 30 days of discharge.
The program aims to standardize care transitions, particularly for older adults, by addressing common failures in communication and patient education. Its primary goals include: Project Boost
: Improving the efficiency and communication of the interdisciplinary provider team. Key Interventions: The "8P" Tool
(Better Outcomes by Optimizing Safe Transitions) is a national initiative launched in 2008 by the Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM) to improve the hospital discharge process and reduce preventable readmissions. Core Objectives : Lowering the rate of patients returning to
: Preparing families and caregivers for the transition to home.
A central component of the project is the , which identifies patients at high risk for adverse events after discharge based on eight specific factors: P roblems with medications. P sychological (e.g., depression). P rincipal diagnosis (e.g., COPD, heart failure). P hysical limitations. P oor health literacy. P atient support (lack of a caregiver). P rior hospitalizations. P alliative care needs. Implementation Strategy Key Interventions: The "8P" Tool (Better Outcomes by
: Reducing medication errors and ensuring patients understand their follow-up care.
Project BOOST provides hospitals with a comprehensive toolkit and a where expert clinicians guide local teams. Implementation typically follows a multi-step process: Project Boost® imPlementation guide
: Lowering the rate of patients returning to the hospital within 30 days of discharge.
The program aims to standardize care transitions, particularly for older adults, by addressing common failures in communication and patient education. Its primary goals include:
: Improving the efficiency and communication of the interdisciplinary provider team. Key Interventions: The "8P" Tool
(Better Outcomes by Optimizing Safe Transitions) is a national initiative launched in 2008 by the Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM) to improve the hospital discharge process and reduce preventable readmissions. Core Objectives
: Preparing families and caregivers for the transition to home.
A central component of the project is the , which identifies patients at high risk for adverse events after discharge based on eight specific factors: P roblems with medications. P sychological (e.g., depression). P rincipal diagnosis (e.g., COPD, heart failure). P hysical limitations. P oor health literacy. P atient support (lack of a caregiver). P rior hospitalizations. P alliative care needs. Implementation Strategy
: Reducing medication errors and ensuring patients understand their follow-up care.
Project BOOST provides hospitals with a comprehensive toolkit and a where expert clinicians guide local teams. Implementation typically follows a multi-step process: Project Boost® imPlementation guide
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