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CONCENTRIC

Model

...improving transitions in care for persons with spinal cord injury

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CONCENTRIC Model Thematic Areas

Person-Centred Care Planning

Objective: 

To ensure PwSCI and relevant SCI partners are consistently engaged in the development of and have access to an updated person-centred multidisciplinary care plan across the care continuum.

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Core Components:

  1. Ensure care providers engage PwSCI and their family in developing and updating a person-centred multidisciplinary care plan that includes relevant health information, goals, and available SCI resources (Rec. 2).

  2. Provide information on SCI resources that are tailored to the need of each PwSCI in the multidisciplinary care plan (Rec. 3). 

  3. Ensure that care plans are accessible to PwSCI and all relevant partners as appropriate throughout the care continuum (e.g. easy to read, understand and obtain a copy of) (Rec. 1).

  4. Establish clear post-discharge follow-up arrangements for PwSCI with scheduled visits to SCI specialized clinics (e.g. Physiatry) at specific intervals (Rec. 4).

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CONCENTRIC

Approved in 2019, CONCENTRIC is a Spinal Cord Injury project based on a community-based participatory research approach that aims to develop a Provincial SCI Transitions in Care Model.  The project thrives on the engagement and input of multiple SCI stakeholders across the healthcare system and in the community and welcomes every input focused on improving the care experience of persons with SCI in Alberta, Canada.

(c) 2024 CONCENTRIC Project 

Office Location

Division of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Heritage Medical Research Centre

University of Alberta

Edmonton, Canada

T6G 2S2

Email
Phone

+1 (780) 492-3796

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