
Using a Mortality Risk Predictor Model for Advance Care Planning via a Transitions of Care Toolkit
Identify high risk mortality inpatients to provide them with a Transition of Care Toolkit to help with advance care planning.

Identify high risk mortality inpatients to provide them with a Transition of Care Toolkit to help with advance care planning.

A Hospital at Home program in Wake County that would allow patients to be treated for hospital-level conditions in their homes.

Systematically engaging families and helps ICU clinicians deliver needs-targeted palliative care.

A viable predictive model to positively affect patient palliative care workflows.

Development of a three-pronged program to decrease HIV transmission and increase awareness in the Duke and Durham community, including the creation of a dedicated Duke PrEP clinic at Duke Medical center, educational promotion, and community outreach.

Implementing a mobile complex care plan for provider and patient’s guardians to coordinate care approaches.

Novel use of telemedicine to facilitate weekly post-discharge care conferences between hospital and skilled nursing facility provider teams to systematically review patients, improve transitional care and reduce readmissions.