Social Work in Health Care · 2015 · 23 citations · 22 references
Health Care ReformGedi WiseEmergency Department AdministrationEmergency CareSocial WorkPrimary CareHealth Services ResearchHealth SciencesSocial CareIntegrated CareGeriatricsElderly CareEmergency DepartmentMount Sinai EdNursingLong-term CareSocial Emergency MedicineMedicineEvolving RoleEmergency Medicine
In the era of Medicaid Redesign and the Affordable Care Act, the emergency department (ED) presents major opportunities for social workers to assume a leading role in the delivery of care. Through GEDI WISE-Geriatric Emergency Department Innovations in care through Workforce, Informatics and Structural Enhancements,-a unique multidisciplinary partnership made possible by an award from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, social workers in The Mount Sinai ED have successfully contributed to improvements in health outcomes and transitions for older adults receiving emergency care. This article will describe the pivotal and highly valued role of the ED social worker in contributing to the multidisciplinary accomplishments of GEDI WISE objectives in this new model of care.
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