Course Care integration between general practitioner and pulmonologist – COPD as an example

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Care integration between general practitioner and pulmonologist - COPD as an example

1 uur/punt
Care integration between general practitioner and pulmonologist
Description Table of Contents Accreditation points

NIHDI agreement number 26010711

It is well known that pulmonologists in our country face a challenging situation in providing the necessary care to all patients with COPD. Besides medical expertise, this care also requires good cooperation and communication between different healthcare providers.

These challenges are the starting point of this e-learning, which focuses on the integration of care between general practitioners and pulmonologists in the treatment of COPD. Using interactive elements and practical examples, we aim to support healthcare providers in improving care for patients with COPD, taking into account the complexity of the situation and the individual needs of the patient.

1. Update on COPD patients in Belgium

1.1. Introduction

1.2. Problems with COPD approach

1.3. First conclusions

2. Reforming and supporting the primary care practice

2.1. Introduction

2.2. Condition 1: from solo physician to teamwork

2.3. Condition 2: Revision of the financing method

2.4. Condition 3: practice organisation for dual flow

2.5. Condition 4 : Population health management and risk stratification

2.6. Condition 5: regional integration of services: the rainbow model

2.6.1. Transmural care programme PLEXUS

3. Driver of care programme = clinic

3.1. Introduction

3.2. GOLD-classification

3.3. Main objectives of the COPD care programme

3.4. Critical (non-)pharmacological interventions in the medical context

4. Organisation of the transmural care path

4.1. Introduction

4.2. Care programmes

5. Healthcare providers and their tasks

5.1. Introduction

5.2. GP - primary care practice = key figure in coordination and follow-up

5.3. Paramedical disciplines

5.4. Nurse / social assistant / social service

5.5. Early Care Planning

5.6. Composition of the (almost) full care team

Number of points

1 uur/punt

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Once you have successfully completed this online course, you will receive a certificate confirming your participation and completion. This certificate can be used to earn NIHDI accreditation points and to demonstrate your professional development.