A clinical microsystem is a small, interdependent group of people who work together regularly to provide care for specific groups of patients. This small group is often embedded in a larger organization. Formed around a common purpose or need, these groups may comprise discrete units of care, such as a neonatal intensive care unit or a spine center.
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The care team including the providers, navigator and nursing staff are working within significant time constraints. Results from the microsystem assessment indicate the nursing staff have very little time for direct patient care and care rounds--and average of 10 minutes per patient. Most patients during this time are tired, without family present,
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Microsystems in health care: Part 1. Learning from high-performing front-line clinical units. A seamless, patient-centered, high-quality, safe, and efficient health system cannot be realized without the transformation of the essential building blocks that combine to form the care continuum.
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The adapted Care Model serves as a framework to guide the creation of an efficient and accessible system of care that provides safe, timely, effective, equitable, and patient-centered care. Participating organizations will show improvement in preventive care, management of chronic conditions and experience of care, while maintaining financial viability, within an 12-month period.
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Care needs to be delivered at the microsystem level with an understanding of the social determinants of health. As she developed this model of microsystem healthcare delivery, she found that in order to sustain the model, she must demonstrate its effectiveness. That is when she became a researcher and the reason why she continues to study the ...
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This section of the Guide suggests a way to use the concept of microsystems to focus the QI process on the locus of responsibility for patient experience, provides an overview of the process of quality improvement, discusses a few well-known models of quality improvement, and presents a few tools and techniques that organizations can use to address various aspects of patient experience.
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In the patient-centered medical home model, a microsystem could be the patient's care team accountable for coordination of the patient's services that address prevention, acute care, and chronic care. 3
1. Bigger systems (macrosystems) are made of small-er systems 2. These smaller systems (microsystems) produce quality, safety, and cost outcomes at the front line of care 3. Ultimately the outcomes of the macrosystem can be no better than the microsystems of which it is composed 1 In addition, the microsystem is the logical locus for
A general clinical microsystem includes, in addition to doctors and nurses, other clinicians, some administrative support and a small population of patients, with information and information technology as critical "participants."
Recommended use of the tool includes first explaining the background of clinical microsystems to the staff/people who are part of the clinical microsystems, and then asking each member of the staff to rate all 10 key success characteristics according to the description that best describes the microsystem they work in every day.