on among caregivers and patients through
social networking and electronic communities; enables learning management
systems and modular education programs; uses information sharing to
maximize the utility of technology investments; delivers greater
consistency in reported data through unambiguous, computable queries;
supports the greater alignment of financial incentives and reimbursement
models with quality outcomes. Several recommendations are offered to the
Commission, including making quality long-term care a national priority;
accelerating industry-wide collaboration and leadership around the use of
HIT in long-term care; and establishing federal leadership entities and
positions dedicated to long-term care technology.
About BearingPoint, Inc.
BearingPoint, Inc. is one of the world's largest providers of
management and technology consulting services to Global 2000 companies and
government organizations in 60 countries worldwide. Based in McLean, Va.,
the firm has more than 17,000 employees focusing on the Public Services,
Financial Services, and Commercial Services Industries.
About the National Commission for Quality Long-Term Care
The National Commission for Quality Long-Term Care is a non-partisan
independent body charged with improving long-term care in America. Its
members reflect the diverse experience of government, academia, quality
improvement, and long-term care. Its co-chairs are Newt Gingrich, former
Speaker of the House, and Bob Kerrey, President of The New School.
The Commission was convened in October 2004. It grew out of an
industry- led quality initiative called Quality First, A Covenant for
Health Affordable, and Ethical Long Term Care. Funding for the Commission's
work is provided by the American Health Care Association, the American
Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, and the Alliance for
Quality Nursing Home Care.
The Commission is housed at The New School and functions independently
under the
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