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Using a Modified Delphi Process to Develop an Intervention to Support Care Coordination of Patient Social Needs in Primary Care
Discrete, feasible implementation strategies were identified through literature review and semi-structured interviews with care management staff and subject matter experts in clinical informatics, workflow redesign, and product engineering. A modified Delphi was conducted with eight subject matter experts and nine health centre care management staff. Iterative rounds of online surveys were used to achieve consensus on the most relevant implementation strategies and their delivery methods.
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Researchers reached consensus on strategies that will form an intervention to boost use of enabling technologies for social needs care coordination, laying groundwork for future trials to strengthen care for patients with complex social-health needs in U.S. primary care settings.
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