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- retinal imaging for ckd
- mutimodal ai
- kidney disease prediction
- Interoperability
- medical reform
- gmai
- deep learning in medical imaging
- patient's safety
- digital medicine
- ai-based risk stratification
- healthcare policy
- ai in healthcare
- three lows framework
- legal responsiblity
- krcdi
- tertiary hospital structural reform pilot program
- acute care patient discharge support and community linkage pilot project
- unintended consequences
- chronic kidney disease (ckd)
- ai-powered diagnosis
- machine learning in nephrology
- krcore
- essential medical care
- himss
- ccmm
- early detection of ckd
- continuity of care
- system reform
- national healthcare insurance
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목록continuity of care (2)
Connected Care
Global Trends, Local Actions: The Evolution of Continuity of Care in Korea
Continuity of care has gained global attention in modern healthcare systems. As healthcare systems grow more complex—especially concerning chronic conditions and post-acute care—effective coordination among providers is key to improving patient outcomes and operational efficiency. This article explores how Korea is aligning with global trends in continuity of care through two significant policy ..
Why Patient Referral & Transfer Matter for Continuity of Care
Imagine a patient with a chronic illness who has been seeing the same doctor for years. The doctor knows their full medical history, understands their concerns, and has built a relationship based on trust. This is continuity of care (CoC)—the idea that healthcare should be seamless, coordinated, and patient-centered.For primary care providers, maintaining CoC is straightforward—they see their pa..