Care Coordination: A Self-Assessment for Rural Health Providers and Organizations

Care integration and coordination facilitate patient-centered care, improved clinical outcomes and efficient resource use. Developed specifically for rural organizations, this assessment is designed to provide a preliminary review of critical factors for organizations looking to develop, expand or enhance care coordination efforts. The assessment is available as one of several tools listed at the link above.

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