#54 Home Health Aides: Interprofessional Education Series

Core IM | Internal Medicine Podcast

Core IM Team

Mental Health, Education, Health & Fitness, Medicine

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Explore gaps in your knowledge about the home health world, particularly on home health aides! * Get CME-MOC credit (https://www.acponline.org/cme-moc/cme/internal-medicine-podcasts/core-im) with ACP ! * Full transcript, show notes, references (https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2019/11/27/home-health-aides-interprofessional-education-series/) Time Stamps: 02:33 What support do our patients have at home and how does those people play a role in their care? 06:00 Are there various types of home care workers? 07:25 What role do home attendants play in caring for a patient? 08:31 What tasks do home health aides do? 10:11 What are the types of "skilled carez'? 13:17 What can Medicare cover for older adults in terms of home health aides? 15:17 How does Medicare define homebound? 16:03 How does having Medicaid impact access to home care? 19:10 What if a patient isn’t eligible for Medicare or Medicaid? 19:43 What is the cost to use a private agency for home health services? 24:02 What are some challenges that home health aides face? 25:42 What are “plans of care”? 30:01 Who makes up the home care workforce? 31:52 When patients get discharged from the hospital, do they go home to the same home care assistance? Find the best disability insurance for you: https://www.patternlife.com/disability-insurance?campid=497840 Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	Hi everyone this is Dr. Shreia Trepetti. I am so excited to kick off our new
0:05.1	series on into professional education. You know we only see snapshots of our
0:09.5	patients in the clinic or in the hospital and now there's such a growing emphasis on team-based care
0:14.6	but it fascinates me how little we know about the larger health care team how little
0:20.0	we get a chance to interact or understand the other team players in our
0:23.4	patients help and I think that's where the beauty of podcast come in.
0:26.7	Podcast can help us go places that we can't necessarily go in our day-to-day and
0:31.0	and today we're exploring home care, particularly focusing on home health
0:35.8	AIDS and helping me today on our podcast is Gabby Mayor. She does a lot of the behind the scenes work with the graphic bites for Core I.
0:45.0	And you may remember her from the stories of Women in Medicine episode.
0:48.0	Thank you for having me join you.
0:50.0	I'm so excited to be back behind the microphone and talking about an equally
0:54.4	important but actually a very different topic. I do think this is going to be
0:59.2	super practical and I hope eye-opening as an episode for some of you listening.
1:04.0	It was definitely eye opening for us.
1:06.0	And another thank you to ACP for sponsoring this episode for CME,
1:10.0	particularly a huge shout out to Dr. Davenchick for believing in this mission and
1:13.7	huge kudos to all the work she's already done in this interprofessional
1:17.3	education sphere particularly the compassionate care curriculum. We will link
1:21.9	that in our transcript for the episode so you
1:24.3	guys can check that out. Okay let's set the agenda for today's episode. We're going
1:28.1	to start off by going over why all clinicians should learn about home care
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