Hbpc handbook 1141.01

Objectives. This qualitative study describes the structure and processes of providing care to U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Home-Based Primary Care (HBPC) enrollees with mental health care needs; explains the role of the HBPC psychologist; and describes how mental health treatment is integrated into care from the perspective of HBPC team members. VHA HK 1141.01, Home-based Primary Care Program HOME-BASED PRIMARY CARE PROGRAM 1. REASON FOR ISSUE. This Veterans Health Administration This Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Handbook defines standards and procedures for HBPC is an interdisciplinary home health care program. 161 patients enrolled in HBPC, 3. 47 patients in the Home Telehealth program, 4. and 10 ICU patients. We received and evaluated additional CBOC-related allegations that . VHA Handbook 1141.01, Home Based Primary Care Program, January 31, 2007. This Handbook was scheduled Home-Based Primary Care programs are encouraged to consolidate the number of CPSs involved as core individuals to promote continuity and avoid fragmented care. Limitations One limitation of the assessment is that the questions were designed and tested by a small group of CPSs, which may have led to response bias and potential misinterpretation Home Based Primary Care requires a consult be placed by the Veteran's current primary care provider. If you or a loved one is interested in Home Based Primary Care, see your provider for more information and to determine your eligibility. The Home Based Primary Care Program (HBPC), a longitudinal homecare model implemented by the VHA system in which primary care is delivered in the home of the veteran, is aimed at maintaining independence and function and preventing readmission of patients to the acute care setting. In addition to the "traditional" HBPC model, (i.e., meeting the HBPC Handbook 1141.01 description of program operation and staffing with interdisciplinary teams), "non-traditional" models (i.e., conforming to the Handbook's opportunity for innovative expansions to improve access) also developed. The Home Based Primary Care (HBPC) Program Director serves under the direction of the Department of Veteran Affairs (Handbook 1141.01) and has authority, accountability, and responsibility for the establishment of policies, procedures, protocols, and standards of care/practice that describe and guide patient care delivery for HBPC program. All rights of this VHA HK 1141.01, Home-based Primary Care Program file is reserved to who prepared it. department of veterans affairs vha handbook 1141.01 veterans health administration transmittal sheet washington, dc 20420 january 31, 2007 home-based primary care program 1. Last Update: 8 year ago Home based primary care is a group effort between the Veteran, family, caregiver and VA. The program uses a multi-discipline team of health care professionals (nurses, doctors, social workers, dietitians, etc.) who work together to create a plan of care speci