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Report-back Session on IFA 8th Global Conference

This report-back session discusses the implementation of the Integrated Community Care Model, which uses a case-based integrated financing model to fund and integrate all necessary care services. It covers topics such as calculating per case cost, utilizing the Case Mix system for service unit cost calculations, determining co-payment amounts, means-testing/universal payment, and defining service scope and outcome measures. The model also emphasizes the ability to delay institutionalization, benchmarking, and the inclusion of a family doctor system in the healthcare framework. It also highlights the importance of care management through a single point of entry, client choice in selecting formal providers, quality control regulations, and training informal caregivers to become eligible for allowances.

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Report-back Session on IFA 8th Global Conference

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  1. Report-back Session on IFA 8th Global Conference Anita WONG Convener LTC Working Group The HK Council of Social Service 1.2.2007

  2. INTEGRATED COMMUNITY CARE MODEL – Case-based Integrated Financing Model • Case-based Integrated Financing • funding per case integrating all needy services • Calculate : per case cost • Case Mix system: RUG • Calculate : per service unit cost • Calculate : co-payment amount • Means-test / universal payment

  3. All inclusive care • medical, psychiatric, nursing, personal, rehabilitation/maintenance, counseling/therapies, recreational, respite/emergency, end-of-life care • Define : service scope, operation protocol • Define : outcome measures • Ability to delay institutionalization • Benchmarking • New medical model: family doctor system

  4. Care Management: Single point entry • Assessment • Service provision • Service purchase: coordination • Evaluation • Advocacy

  5. Client choice • Choice of formal provider • Regulations for quality control • Choice of formal vs. informal carer • Training of informal carer to be eligible for allowance

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